Oral language development refers to the process by which individuals acquire and develop the ability to use spoken language to communicate with others. This includes learning to produce and understand sounds, words, sentences, and conversations. Oral language development typically begins in infancy and continues throughout childhood and beyond. It is influenced by various factors, such as genetics, exposure to language, interactions with caregivers and peers, and individual experiences. Strong oral language skills are essential for academic success, social interaction, and overall communication abilities.
