Abstract:
Language is our important medium of communication and the ultimate means of understanding. With the help of language a person not only expresses his thoughts but also communicates them to others. In the context of communication-business, it can be seen that at one end there is the addressee who sends a message and at the other end there is the addressee who receives this message. Language remains the medium of communication between the addressee and the addressee. With the help of this language, the addressee expresses his latent message and the addressee accepts the message expressed in this language as meaning. At the level of expression, language has two forms: oral and written. Sound is the medium of expression in verbal form. In the form of addressee, the speaker binds the message in language and pronounces it through mouth and in the form of addressee, the listener understands the meaning by listening to it. On the contrary, writing is a means of linguistic expression in written form. In this context, the writer as the addressee expresses the message by writing and the reader as the addressee understands its meaning by reading it. It is clear from the above statement that language is the main means of expression for a person. There are a total of about two hundred and fifty languages in the world, out of which there are thirteen such languages, whose number of speakers is more than sixty crores. Hindi language has got third place among the languages of the world. Today the number of its speakers in our country is around thirty crores. There are a large number of Hindi speakers outside India (Burma, Lanka, Mauritius, Trinidad, Fiji, Malaya, Suriname, East and South Africa). Among the languages of the Asian continent, Hindi is the only language which is spoken and written outside its country. Today Hindi has no less importance even in our country. Hindi is the only language of India which binds the entire country in one thread. Learning Hindi is quite easy for all the people living in India.
