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3 years ago

Language being arbitrary helps to develop itself.cite one eexample?

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Arada [10]3 years ago

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Explanation:

Language is arbitrary because of the lack of a natural relationship between the signifier (language form) and the signified (referent). Words and other forms have meaning only as parts of a system, with each form deriving meaning solely from its difference from the other forms in the system

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2. a

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ENGLISH:

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