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Language and its Resemblance on Philosophy


            Philosophy is derived from two Greek words, Philos and Sophia which means, love of wisdom. Philosophers tend to understand philosophy in order to explain the probable cause of somewhat or something. Philosophy requires a medium in order to understand what a person wants to express his feeling or sentiments. And the medium is called language (wika).
            Communication is the transmission of words, thoughts, ideas from one person to another, and language is considered as man’s effective medium for communication. Language is expressed in oral or verbal, in written or printed, in signs or symbols like what the deaf do, by non-verbal like body languages and gestures and by informal expressions like what they do in social media and mobile world. Language do depends on many factors. First is geographical where the region of the society belongs is their language like in the South Americas, majority of them speaks Spanish, Britons speaks English and etc. second is technological where the influence of social media languages like hashtag, #OOTD(outfit of the day), #TBT (throwbackthursday) and many more. Third is cultural where their language was inherited from their ancestors is still used in the modern times like the Jews in the time of before-Christ era is still their language in 21st century and last is physical whereby it regards on the condition of an individual like deaf or harelip and many more.

            Language is an important medium also for philosophy as it was stated in the module. Philosophy is expressed and even in many barriers, by translation and other means of expressing, we can easily understand it fully. When we are conscious to a philosophy saying, we shall attempt to understand through language and accept, apply and adapt in real life scenario. Philosophy has full of symbolisms and through language and knowledge, we could understand it fully because if philosophy is not applied in real life basis, it is not justified.

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