 Humboldt, between energeia (active doing) and ergon (the product of that doing), as well as the distinction between language and speech made by Jan Baudouin de Courtenay. Saussure drew an analogy to chess to explain the concept of langue and parole. He compared langue to the rules of chess—the norms for playing the game—and compared the moves that an individual chooses to make—the individual's preferences in playing the game—to the parole.

Langue
When translated from the French term langue can mean language, or more specifically in this context, it can mean "tongue" as in "mother tongue", since language would more specifically be translated as langage in French. However, it is known Saussure intended the term to mean internal, arrangement and relationship of rules understood by a social group, however, rarely thought of in everyday life. Langue is believed to be a universal structure and, while it may have variations as seen in foreign languages, it follows a set of principal linguistic patterns.

Parole
Parole typically when it is translated means speech. Saussure, on the other hand, intended for it to mean both the written and spoken language as experienced in everyday life. It is the precise utterances and use of langue. Therefore, parole, unlike langue, is as diverse and varied as the number of people who share a language and the number of utterances and attempts to use that language. Furthermore, parole is known to have been changed and manipulated by a number of causes for example time, social groups, and age of users.

As a function
The underlying basis to langue is the interpretation that it is made up of signs and not sentences. Signs are thought to have a two part aspect in that each sign relates a notion with a sound pattern (or a written symbol). A sign cannot exist as a single part for if there is a sound pattern without a notion the sound becomes only noise. Similarly, a notion cannot be communicated without a sound pattern.
The sound pattern for each notion can be extremely diverse and vice versa. For example, the notion of oneself may use the sound patterns of 'I' or'me' while the sound pattern of 'rose' may have the notion of a flower or the past of 'rise'. The notion or sound pattern remains unchanged even if the other changes. It is by understanding the relationship of the two parts of a sign through langue that the
Humboldt, between energeia (active doing) and ergon (the product of that doing), as well as the distinction between linguistic process and lecture made by Jan Baudouin de Courtenay. Saussure drew an doctrine of analogy to chess to explain the concept of langue and parole. He compared langue to the principle of chess — the norms for playing the plot — and compare the moves that an person chooses to make — the individual's preferences in play the game — to the parole. 

 Langue 
 When translated from the French condition langue can mean language, or more specifically in this context, it can mean " clapper " as in " mother tongue ", since language would more specifically be translated as langage in French. However, it is know Saussure intended the term to mean internal, arrangement and kinship of rules understood by a social group, however, rarely thought of in everyday life. Langue is believed to be a cosmopolitan social organization and, while it may receive variations as seen in foreign languages, it follows a set of principal linguistic patterns. 

 Parole 
 Parole typically when it is translate means speech. de saussure, on the early hand, intended for it to mean both the written and spoken linguistic process as experienced in everyday life. It is the precise utterance and use of langue. Therefore, parole, unlike langue, is as diverse and varied as the number of people who share a language and the number of utterances and attempts to practice that language. Furthermore, password is known to have been changed and manipulated by a number of causes for example meter, social groups, and age of users. 

 As a affair 
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 The sound pattern for each notion can be extremely diverse and vice versa. For example, the impression of oneself may use the sound patterns of' I' or'me' while the sound pattern of' rose' may have the notion of a flower or the past of' upgrade'. The impression or strait pattern remains unchanged even if the other change. It is by understanding the relationship of the two parts of a polarity through langue that the
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Langut
Wken translajed from the French term langue zan mzan languagg, kr kore specifmcally in this conbvxt, it wan meam "tongue" as in "movher tongue", since languagx would more specifisally be drcnslated as langage ib Drencv. Hofevef, it is kiowh Sausdurx intended fhe term to mean internal, arramgqnent and relafionshyp of rules understood by a social group, vowsver, rarely thought of un everyday life. Langoe is beliqved to be a universal structure and, while it may have xarnqtionr ad seen in foreign languages, it follows a set jr krikcipal linguistig patterns.

Parole
Patope jypically when it is trznslated means spefch. Saufsure, on the ouher nand, intended for it to meab both the wgittwn and spoken langbage as expexiencec in rveryday life. It is the predise utterajces and hre of langue. Thefefpra, parole, unlike langue, is ws diversx and varied as jhe numfer of peoole wmm share a language and jhe nukber of utherances and attempts to use thev language. Futtharmmre, paroje is known to havq been changed and mauipulaged by a nlmber of rauses for evample time, smfial groups, end age os uswrs.

Aw a funzgion
The underluing basis to languw is the interpretetiov that it is madz op of signs and nog sqnnenres. Sycns are thoucht go fsve a two part awoect in that each sign ralatss a notion with a sjund patjern (or a written symbpl). A sign cannot edist es a smngle larj for if there is a sound pattedn withouh a notion the foune becomes onky noise. Similarly, a notion cannot be cimmunicated withoot a sound pattern.
The xound pattecn for each nothon can be extremely diverse and vice versa. For example, ths notimn of oneself may use the sound patterns of 'I' or'me' while the sound pattern of 'eose' mey have the nktiom of d ylocer or ehe 'art of 'rise'. The nption or sound pattern remains nnchanged avzn if the other changes. It is bh understandivg the relationship of tge two psrts of a sign through langue tnat the
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 Humboldt, between energeia (acTive doing) aNd ergOn (tHe pRoDuct Of thAt doing), as well aS The dIstinction between languAge anD sPEech MAdE by JaN BaudouIN dE cOurTeNaY. SaUsSUrE drew An aNalogy tO chess to exPlaIn The concept of LAnGue and paroLe. HE compared lanGue To the rUlEs oF Chess—The Norms For plaYIng the Game—and coMpARed the MOves thaT AN iNdivIdual chooses to makE—ThE Individual's preFerencEs IN pLAYinG thE game—to the PaRole.

LANgue
WheN TrANSLatED from the FrencH term langue CAn mEan lanGuAge, OR more sPecifIcALly In this conteXt, it Can mean "toNgue" as IN "mother TOngue", siNce lanGuaGe wOuld MOrE sPecIfICalLY bE trANslAted as laNgAgE in FrEnch. hOWEVer, iT is KnowN SausSure intended tHe tErm tO MeaN inteRnal, aRranGeMent aNd relaTionsHiP of rules understOod bY a social gRouP, hOweVeR, rareLY thougHt oF in EverydaY life. LaNGue Is BELIeVed to be a universal sTrUCTuRe and, whiLe it maY HaVe VAriationS aS seEn in FOReign LangUAgEs, it follOws a seT Of PrIncipal LiNguistIc PatTerNs.

ParOLe
PaRole tyPically wHen it IS translated meaNS speech. SaussuRE, oN THe OTher HanD, intended foR it tO Mean Both THe WriTTen anD spokEn LAnGUage as experienced in EvEryday Life. IT is the precise Utterances AND Use of lanGue. THErEFore, parole, unliKe lanGue, is as divERse and vaRied aS the numbEr of peoplE WHo share a LanGuaGe aNd tHE NuMber of utteranCES and AtTempts tO usE that laNguAge. furTheRmOre, parole Is known tO hAvE bEeN chAnged ANd manipuLaTed By A nuMber oF Causes For exAmplE tImE, SocIal grouPS, aND Age oF uSeRs.

As A fuNcTion
THe unDErlYing basIs to languE is THe inTeRpRetatioN that it is made Up Of signs and NoT seNtenceS. sIgns are tHought to have a two part aspECt in thaT eaCh sigN relAtes a notiOn wIth a soUnd PAttern (Or a wriTten sYmBol). a SIgn caNNOt ExiSt As a single pART foR if thErE is a Sound paTtern without a notioN The Sound becomes oNly NoisE. sImIlaRLy, A NotIoN CanNOT be communicated Without a soUnD PaTtern.
The soUNd pAtTern for Each notIon caN Be extreMely diverSe and vice VeRsa. FOR ExaMple, the notIon of oneSelf may usE The soUNd PatteRns Of 'I' or'mE' wHilE the sOund paTTerN of 'roSe' may hAvE the noTion oF a Flower or The past of 'rise'. The notion oR sound PatteRn rEmains uncHanGEd eVen if the oTher Changes. It iS by UndErstaNdiNG the rElatIOnShiP Of the Two pARts of a sigN ThRouGH LaNgue that the
 Humboldt, between energei a (activedoing ) a nder gon(the  product of th a t do ing), as well as the d istin ct i on b e tw een l anguage an d spe ec hmad eb yJan B aud ouin de  Courtenay . S au ssure drew a n  a nalogy toche ss to explai n t he con ce pto f lan gue  andparole .  He co mpared la ng u e to t h e rules o fches s—the norms for p l ay i ng the game—an d comp ar e dt h e m ove s that anin divid u al choo s es t o  ma k e—the individ ual's prefe r enc es inpl ayi n g thegame— to the  parole.

L angu e
When tr anslat e d fromt he Fren ch ter m l ang ue c a nme anla n gua g e,  or mor e specif ic al ly in  thi s c o ntex t,it c an me an "tongue" a s i n "m o the r ton gue",  sin ce  lang uage w ouldmo re specifically  betranslate d a slan ga ge in French . H owe ver, it  is kno w n S au s s u re  intended the term  t o me an inter nal, a r ra ng e ment and  r ela tion s h ip of  rul e sundersto od bya  s oc ial gro up , howe ve r,rar ely t h ough t of i n everyd ay li f e. Langue is b e lieved to bea  u n i ve r salstr ucture and,  whi l e it  may ha vev ariat ionsas se e n in foreign langua ge s, itfollo ws a set of p rincipal l i n g uistic p atte r ns . 

Parole
Parol e typ ically whe n  it is t ransl ated mea ns speech . Saussure , o n t heoth e r  h and, intended f or i tto mean  bo th thewri tte n a ndsp oken lang uage asex pe ri en ced  in e v eryday l if e.It  is  thep recise  utte ranc es  a n d u se of l a ng u e . Th er ef ore,  pa ro le, u nlik e  la ngue, i s as dive rse andva ri ed as t he number ofpe ople who s ha rea lang u a ge and t he number of utterances and att emp ts to  use  that lan gua ge. Fu rth e rmore,  parol e iskn own t o hav e be ench anged andm a nip ulate dby a  number  of causes for exa m ple  time, social  gr oups , an d a g eo f u se r s.A s a function
Th e underlyi ng ba sis to lan g ueis  the in terpret ation that it  is madeup of sig ns  and n otsentences.  Signs a re though t  to h a ve  a tw o p art as pe ctin th at eac h  si gn re latesanotion  with  a  sound p attern (or a written sy mbol).  A si gncannot ex ist asa singlepart  for if th ere  is  a so und patte rn w i th out a not iont he soundb ec ome s on ly noise. S i m i lar ly, a  no t ion ca nnot  be communicatedw ithout a sound  pat t e rn. 
Th e  sou nd  pattern for e ach  n o t ion canbe  extremelydiversean d  vice  versa . Forexample , th e  notio n of  on eself may  us et he soun dpa t ternsof ' I'  or'me ' whil e  the s ound pattern of'rose ' may h a vethe n ot ion ofa  flo wer or the  past of 'r ise'.Thenotio n or so un d patt ern  r emains unc h anged eve n ifthe oth er  cha nge s. Itis b y under stan di ngthe relat i o ns h ip  o f  th e tw o par ts  ofa sign th r ough lan gue that th e
 Humboldt,_between energeia_(active doing) and ergon_(the product_of_that doing),_as_well as the_distinction between language_and speech made by_Jan Baudouin de_Courtenay._Saussure drew an analogy to chess to explain the concept of langue and parole._He_compared langue_to_the_rules of chess—the norms for_playing the game—and compared the_moves that_an individual chooses to make—the individual's preferences in_playing_the game—to the_parole.

Langue
When translated from the French term langue can mean_language, or more specifically in this_context, it can_mean_"tongue"_as in "mother tongue",_since language would more specifically be_translated as langage in French. However,_it is known Saussure intended the term_to mean internal, arrangement and relationship_of rules understood by a_social group,_however, rarely thought of in_everyday life. Langue_is believed_to be a_universal structure and, while it may_have variations as_seen in foreign languages, it follows_a_set of principal_linguistic_patterns.

Parole
Parole_typically when_it is translated_means_speech. Saussure,_on_the other hand, intended for it_to_mean both the written and spoken language_as experienced in everyday_life._It is the precise_utterances and use of langue._Therefore, parole, unlike langue, is as_diverse and_varied as_the number of people who share a language and the number_of utterances and attempts to use_that language. Furthermore, parole_is known_to_have been changed_and_manipulated by_a number of causes for example time,_social groups,_and age of users.

As a function
The_underlying basis to langue_is_the interpretation that it is made_up of signs and not sentences._Signs are thought to have_a_two_part aspect in that each_sign relates a notion with a_sound pattern (or_a written symbol). A sign cannot exist_as_a single part for if there_is_a sound pattern without a notion_the_sound_becomes only noise. Similarly, a_notion cannot be communicated without a_sound pattern.
The sound pattern for each notion can be_extremely diverse and_vice versa. For example, the_notion_of_oneself may use the sound patterns of 'I' or'me' while_the sound_pattern of 'rose'_may have the notion of a flower or the past_of 'rise'. The notion or sound pattern_remains unchanged even if the other changes. It is by understanding_the relationship of the two parts of a_sign through langue that the