Across
- 3. A regional or community-specific variation of a language, characterized by distinct vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar.
- 4. A system of communication using structured symbols and rules, enabling humans to express thoughts, ideas, and emotions.
- 5. The practice of fluidly using multiple languages or dialects in communication, often without strict boundaries between them.
Down
- 1. Informal, non-standard language specific to social groups, often consisting of words and expressions not found in formal language.
- 2. The process of explaining or conveying the meaning of something, be it language, art, symbols, or events, to make it comprehensible to others.