Conversation and interaction

Abstract

Much research is concerned with the process of spontaneous speech interaction, which is, from a linguistic point of view, the first basic use of language, which we acquire along with its structures through our exposure to linguistic experience through the process of social normalization since childhood. In our interpretation of linguistic characteristics, we must refer to the actual physical performance or accomplishment of speech, and similarly. In their context, sociologists are interested in the process of communication because most of our daily lives take place through speech. Perhaps we begin with some important observations, although many cognitive distances study the speech process, and these observations relate to what is written and what is spoken. What are the issues in which spoken language differs from Written language?