Language

(polite form) A pronoun referring to the listener when he/she is the speaker's friend or younger than the speaker.

Individual consonants and vowels which together form a syllable.

The state of being able to do as one likes without reserve.

A sound in which the air is partially or completely blocked by the movement of the throat, mouth, tongue, etc.

The quality or degree of being right and certain.

A part of speech that is attached behind a noun, pronoun, numeral, adverb, ending, etc., to indicate its grammatical relationship to the clause or make it more specific in meaning.

A form used in referring to a person or thing in order to convey respect.

A meeting where many people are gathered in one place to share their opinions or stories.

A major sentence component that mainly comes at the beginning of a sentence and serves as the agent of an action or state.

The language spoken by the Chinese people.