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Types of communication

Ways for people to communicate with each other.

Subcategories: Abbreviations (71), Greetings (13), Instructions (15), Languages (22), Q & A (9), Slang (31), Texts (29)

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G is for Goodbye

Goodbye is the word people say when they leave others.

G is for Graffiti

Graffiti is writing or drawing somewhere you are not allowed to write or draw. You usually find graffiti in train stations or anywhere there is a big empty wall.
Some graffiti is just messy vandalism, but some can be very artistic. Graffiti is against the law in most countries and in some places you can go to prison if you are caught graffiting.

G is for Grog

Grog is a slang term for alcoholic drinks, particularly strong ones.

G is for Guy

Guy is a slang word for a man, but can also be used to refer to people of either gender.

For example, "Hey guys!"

H is for Hello

"Hello" is something you say to someone or something as a greeting, when you meet them.

H is for Hieroglyph

Hieroglyphics are an older form of writing made up of pictures. Each picture, or hieroglyph, can represent a concept (such as daytime or spring), a phonetic sound, or simply be a drawing of an object to be taken literally.
Ancient hieroglyphs were like our alphabet today - not everyone could read or write in hieroglyphs, only those that were taught how to.

H is for Hindi

Hindi is a language spoken in India.

I is for Instruct

You instruct someone when you tell them what to do in small, helpful steps.

The man in the picture is instructing the woman.

See also instructions.

I is for Interview

An interview is a formal conversation, where one person (or a group of people) asks questions and the other person answers them.
Interviews are typically something you go through to get a job, or if you are appearing on TV.

J is for Japanese

Japanese is anything relating to Japan, someone from Japan or the language spoken in Japan.

J is for Jot

You jot something down when you quickly write or draw it. The person in the picture is jotting down some notes.

J is for Journal

A journal is similar to a diary. You use a journal to record events in, like a record of a trip.

K is for Kitty

Kitty is a slang word for a cat, particularly a cat you are fond of.

L is for Label

A label is something you put on something so you can tell what it is. People put labels on containers so they know what is inside. Labels usually have writing on them, but sometimes have symbols or pictures.

L is for Latin

Latin is an ancient language spoken by Romans during the Roman empire thousands of years ago. Many languages have evolved from Latin, such as French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian.

L is for Letter

A letter can mean one of two things. A letter is either a letter in the alphabet, like the list of letters at the top of this page.
Or a letter is something you write to someone, put in an envelope and then send in the mail.