Definition of «language complexity»

"Language complexity" refers to the level of difficulty and intricacy present in a language. It involves factors such as the number of words, grammar rules, sentence structures, and pronunciation complexity. A language can be simpler or more complex depending on these aspects, making it easier or more challenging to learn and understand.

Sentences with «language complexity»

Features and interactions may get cut, and if you are working in multiple languages the complexity increases exponentially. (elearningindustry.com)
• The Common Core asks teachers to assign texts that provide language complexity appropriate to the grade level, but significant proportions of teachers — particularly in the elementary grades — are still assigning texts based on students» present reading prowess. (educationnext.org)
Retelling stories: A strategy for improving young children's comprehension, concept of story structure and oral language complexity. (ciera.org)
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