Communication In Everyday Life

communication is the main factor in everyday life. People use communication in many different ways. The Webster dictionary defines communication as a process of using words and gestures to exchange information between people. “Communication; the act or process of using words, sounds, signs, or behaviors to express or exchange information or to express your ideas, thoughts, feelings, etc., to someone else”. (Webster Dictionary). To me, communication is defined as the universal connection between people and animals. An example of this includes body language. If someone is slouching, you can infer that thy are not very happy, or they’re not feeling well. When a person is smiling you can simply infer that they, in fact, are happy. In animals, if an animal shows their teeth, that animal commutating that they are angry. We see communication like this in everyday life. People talking convey messages without even realizing it. Communication is very important in life, to get a point across, you need to communicate.
Luckily, most humans are given voices to speak and ears to listen. This said, there are a few exceptions to this theory. Some people are deaf and cannot communicate through their voices. Those people still communicate through sign language. This is their primary language. They also can …show more content…
In literature a person is writing to get their point across. Writers can communicate their story to the world using their literature. Famous non-fiction stories can spark up large conversation in the media and in everyday life. An author is communicating their story though novels. This applies to other forms of media as well. Along with authors, artists can use their artwork to convey messages and communicate to the world. Films, athletics, and celebrities can use media to communicate messages that they want to convey to their audience as well. Social media is a wide scale way to communicate to a certain