Language is the primary way that we communicate meaning to others. It’s a selection of words designed to denote the meaning of ideas, things, places, and other parts of reality with an intentional structure to give it precision on what our minds are focused on.

Language is only understandable if there is a coherent structure. If we have a limited number of words available in our everyday language, then the thoughts we want to share become less articulate because we have fewer blocks to build the structure of ideas. 

Consequently, we communicate in a rudimentary form and fail to reach our full potential. Language offers a higher dimension of meaning and adds to the reality that we can participate with in our daily lives.