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language

[lang′gwij]

Etymology: L, lingua, tongue

1 a defined set of characters that, when used alone or in combinations, form a meaningful set of words and symbols that are used for communication.

2 a unified, related set of commands or instructions that a computer can use to perform work.

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language,

n a defined set of characters that is used to form symbols and words and the rules and connections for combining these into meaningful communications.

language, machine,

n a language designed for interpretation and use by a computer system without translation. Also called
machine code.

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Patient discussion about Expressive language.

Q. Do I have to speak Chinese to study Chinese medicine? I’m thinking about studying Chinese medicine next year at a local college. Do I have to study Chinese before I start studying? Will it make any difference?

A. I wouldn't think that not being able to speak Chinese would keep you from studying Chinese medicine. I'm sure that at your local college they offer the course in English. I would think that studying Chinese medicine would be more of learning how they treat different things not learning the language. Hope this helps.

Q. what is leukemia in lay person language, what causes it, what are the symptomes, and is it cancer

A. Leukemia is cancer of white blood cells. there are about 6-7 types of Leukemia i think...i'll have to check that one out. it basically means a white blood cell got mutated and started to multiply like crazy. causes severe problems. the types defer in which part of maturation it got cancerous. i hope i helped- if you still need more information, just ask! i'm here.