UNIT 1: LANGUAG AND COMMUNICATION, LESSON 2: TYPES OF COMMUNICATION 

Communication means sending or receiving information, such as verbal communication,non verbal communication. Help us build strong relationships by allowing us to share our experiences And needs, and help us to connect others.

Fernandez, Jonah Marie R. BSN 1A Communication is a way of communicating with one another. Its importance is to help understand someone through the use of communication, it is an art that has a meaning and purpose to everyone. Its main uses is to communicate not just to people but to all that has a life we might encounter. Also communication is a way to understand someone verbally or non-verbally.

Jezamie Samuray Campos BSRT 1-F What is communication? The importance of communication? Why do we use communication? Answer: It is the sharing of information between different individuals. Communication allows us to express our feelings, pass on information, and share thoughts which can help us have strong relationships with one another. We communicate to understand and be understood.

1.The word communication is basically a process of interaction with the people and their environment. Communication is one of the important tools that aid us to connect with people. This is the reason that one must know how to communicate well. The skills of communication essential to be developed so that you are able to interact with people. And able to share your thoughts and reach out to them. 2.Communication is the heart of any organization. Everything you do in the workplace from the results of communication. While developing your career you will get to know why communication is important. Communication plays a very important role in the management of any organization. As it is a tool for sharing thoughts, ideas, opinions and plans in various parts of an organization. 3. Communication is an outlet and desire for validation. When we communicate we can release all the thoughts bottled up in our minds. Once we speak to another the other person responds to us which is where the validation aspect comes into play.

Joanna O. Dungo BSMT 1B Communication is what we use everyday. It is the transmission and exchange of information which means there’s one party involved and these parties are human beings, and an example to describe a communication. Communication is the process of conveying ideas, feelings and opinion between two or more persons and can be verbally or non-verbally

ALBERT P. MARTINEZ BMLS 1B Communication is a two-way process in which information or messages are passed from one person or group to another. This process is repeated until at least one sender and receiver have passed on the messages. These messages can take the form of any combination of ideas, imagination, emotions, or thoughts.

MW/1/E What is communication? It is the process or act of exchanging, expressing or conveying information and ideas through writing, speaking and gesturing. What is important of communication? The important of communication is the essence of life, allowing us to express feelings, pass on information and share thoughts. Why we used communication? Because in our daily life, communication helps us build relationships by allowing us to share our experiences, and needs, and helps us connect to others.

What is communication? Refers to the act of interacting with people and one's surroundings is essentially what the word "communication". Two or more people can influence each other's ideas, beliefs, and attitudes through these kinds of interactions.

Shaine R. Fortun BSMT 1-A Communication is on how we can be able to understand anyone, it's either nearby or distant. It is a process of expressing information/ ideas through speaking, writing and gestures.

Ralph Villalobos BSRT 1-F Communication is the process that involves exchanging information through interaction, it can be done through various forms such as verbal, non-verbal, written, and visual.

John Lloyd Razonable BSRT 1-F is simply the act of transferring information from one place, person or group to another.

TAMBIS, CHARLOTTE S. BSN-1A Communication is an exchanging or sharing information, ideas, and opinions between two or more people and a process of transferring information from one place to another. It is not just a process, it is an art of first listening or reading the information, comprehending it, processing it, and then transferring it. It is so important because it helps us to be socialize/interact with other people and it brings people together to be close to each other.

Caturan, Colyn P. BSN 1A Communication is a method of communicating with one another. Its significance is to aid in understanding someone through communication; it is an art form that has meaning and purpose for everyone. Its primary function is to communicate not only with people but with anything that has life that we may come into contact with. Communication is also a method of understanding someone, either verbally or nonverbally.

Tiu, Ryzabelle G. BSRT 1-F Communication is sharing information or giving and receiving messages through the verbal and non-verbal methods. Also, It could be talking or writing, and listening or reading.

MARLEX L. GOPICO BMLS-1B Communication is transferring information from one person to another, it is exchanging of ideas between a sender and a receiver, can be by group or one-on-one.

Kusong, Zandara, BSN 1A Communication is sent and received during interaction, which can take place face-to-face, over a communication device, or between individuals or groups of people.

NICOLE AMBER SALEM BSRT 1F Communication is the process in which a person is receiving an information from another person, it could be through verbal and/or gesture and symbols (language). We use communication to connect with others, to build relationship, and exclude barriers.

Mel Rudge A. Gaquit BSMLS 1B communication is the act of conveying information through speech, writing, listening, or reading. It also includes sharing information with others.

Grana, Chazze Marie L. BSN 1A A range of verbal and nonverbal techniques are used to communicate, ideas, thoughts, or feelings from one individual or group to another. A message must be encoded so that the receiver can understand it, then it must be transmitted via a medium like speech, writing, or visual clues, and finally it must be decoded by the recipient into a meaningful message. Interpersonal discussions, written messages, phone calls, emails, video conferencing, and social media are just a few examples of the various ways that people can communicate. In order to communicate effectively, one must not only express thoughts clearly but also actively listen to and comprehend the message being delivered. In addition to many other facets of human contact, it is an essential ability in business, education, and personal relationships.

CALDERON, RC MARIE E. BSN 1-B/D Communication is where you talk to someone either verbally or non-verbal. Both of the speaker and lister will either share information formally or informally.

Kristell Dave O. Dela Pena BSN 1B What is communication? The act of exchanging, receiving, and giving information in order to express one's own views or ideas is referred to as communication. It gives us the ability to communicate with others, comprehend them, and share our needs, observations, and even life experiences. Information is transmitted when people communicate. This is crucial because it enables us to establish positive relationships with others and prevent disputes. Even if we don't speak a language, we can still communicate through displaying, expressing, acting, utilizing signs, and many other methods.

Lumen, Liezel D. BSN 1A Communication is a procedure whereby information is shared between people via a common set of signs, symbols, or behaviors.

Unabia, Sachie Claire P. BSN 1-B a process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior. it means sharing information or ideas by talking or writing and receiving information by listening or reading. It is basically an interaction between two or more people.

Quiban, John Reynold L. BSN 1A Communication is the process of exchanging information, ideas, thoughts, feelings, and emotions through verbal and non-verbal means. It is a fundamental part of interpersonal relationships and is essential for the efficient functioning of organizations.

Nicole S. Paler BSRT 1F Communication is the process or act of exchanging, expressing or conveying information and ideas through writing, speaking and gesturing.

Arakani, Yma Ressan E. BSMT 1-A Communication is simply conveying or exchanging of information between two or more people. It can be an act of expressing one's thoughts or feelings. Communication is important since we need to interact with others, to let them know what we want to express or convey. We use communication because as important as it is, almost all our lives, we use communication. We need communication because everyday, we are facing various situations where we need to talk/interact with others.

JEAN CLAUDE GUIMALAN, BSRT 1-F -COMMUNICATION IS OUR DAILY TOOL FOR US TO EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE OUR FEELINGS, EMOTIONS AND FEELINGS THROUGH VERBAL, NON-VERBAL, AND VISUAL COMMUNICATION.

Cruz, Kelvin John L. BSMT 1-A Simple definitions of communication include sending and receiving messages because both actions are necessary for communication to occur.

Asistido, Crystal Mae BSN 1-B Communication is usually understood as the transmission of information that is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, gestures, listening, and thoughts, and one of the most important ways you will be able to go forward in life is through good communication.

Phillip Allain D. Andojar BSRT 1-F Communication means exchanging information, having a sender and receiver. The importance is to relay the message or information to others, and we use communication to be able to understand what others might think.

Hannah Mae C. Paciones MW 1-E Communication It means sharing information or ideas by talking or writing and receiving information by listening or reading. It is basically an interaction between two or more people.the importance of communication is Effective communication clarifies information, reducing wasted time. Helps builds relationships, teamwork, and trust. Helps to develop your knowledge base, which helps you make better life choices,When we communicate we can release all the thoughts bottled up in our minds ,once we speak to another the other person responds to us which is where the validation aspect comes into play.

Adriene Maxene T. Bacaron BSMLS-1B Communication is used when two or more people are interacting.

Anne Hilary Siton BSRT 1F Communication is a process by which information exchanged through sharing thoughts, knowledge, and ideas. A common system of sending and receiving information is signs, symbols, and phone.

Rochel Faith C. Ybanez BSRT 1F As an AI language model, I do not have a personal perspective or subjective experiences like humans do. However, I can provide a definition of communication based on my programming and training, Communication is the process of exchanging information, ideas, or messages between individuals or groups through the use of language, symbols, or other means.

Emmy Lou A. Abarico MW 1-E Communication is giving, receiving or exchanging ideas, information, signals or messages through appropriate media, enabling individuals or groups to persuade, to seek information, to give information or to express emotions. This broad definition includes body-language, skills of speaking and writing. It outlines the objectives of communication. The importance of communication is that it is considered fundamentally necessary for the survival of mankind. From the morning when we get up until the time we go to sleep, we are in constant motion.

Anduyog, Reziel BSN 1B Communication is a method use to interchange information it may be in the form of verbal or nonverbal communication.

Dianna Marie Conjurado BSMLS 1B Communication is sending and receiving information and understanding its context. It can either be verbal (using words to convey the message) non-verbal(posters and pictures).

Kent Vaness C. Paje Communication means to relay messages to one person to another, this way, we can understand what he/she really wants to convey. Communicating can either be verbal or non verbal communication.

Natalie Kryzll N. Presno MW 1 E Communication is simply the act of transferring information from one place, person or group to another.Communication is key to your success in relationships, in the workplace, as a citizen of your country, and across your lifetime. We use communication to share information, comment, ask questions, express wants and needs.

Valencia, Mikaela BSN-1 C Communication involves the use of language or even signages or posters, it is not only tha use of voice and also the use of gestures. Communication is vital for us human beings so that we can understand each other.

GENOELENE M. CONCHAS BSN-1A Communication is the process of sending and receiving messages through verbal and nonverbal means, including speech, or oral communication, writing and graphical presentations, and signs, signals, and behavior. More simply, communication is said to be "the creation and exchange of meaning".

Ashlee Gorres Dumalaon BSRT 1-F Communication is the medium we humans and animals use in order to express our thoughts, ideas, feelings, emotions and even our concerns to others with the use of verbal and non-verbal communication or by simply gesturing or our facial expressions can create communication.

Chiong, Jorelle Kyle C. BSMT 1-A Communication is the act of giving, receiving, and sharing thoughts, feelings, opinions, and suggestions, whether through words, expressions, gestures, or whatever medium it takes to convey. It helps us to connect with others by allowing us to share our experiences and needs. Communication is the essence of life, allowing us to express ourselves, exchange information, and voice our opinions.

Angel Mar Bersabal MW 11A Communication which means “to share” sharing of information between different individuals. Communication is simply defined as the transmission of information from one place to another. this transfer of information can be conducted in different ways.

kate Miracle Rocete BSMT -1B Communication is a two-way process between participants where they exchange information, ideas, feelings, and create and share meaning. This may be done through different means such as spoken or written language, gestures or visual aids. Language is a formal system of words and symbols through which we communicate.

Derecho, Jericha BSMT 1A Communication is the process involves sending and receiving messages from one person or group to another through verbal and nonverbal. Communication refers to the exchange of information, including facts, ideas, views, feelings, and attitudes. It helps to connect and understand each other.

Grumo, Angel Grant Maree L. The capacity for good communication is arguably the most important life skill since it enables us to connect with others and share our needs and experiences. An essential component of what makes us human and how our society works is communication. That is what enables us to connect with others.

Joshua Gabor BSRT 1-F Communication is a process of conveying messages and sharing information between two or more person via speech, writing, visuals, gestures and symbols.

Virtudazo, Maryah Ella May M. BSN 1-A Communication is all about getting information from one person to another. Also communication is the process of exchanging, expressing or conveying information and ideas through writing, speaking and gesturing. Communication is important in our daily life, because communicating can build relationships by sharing our experiences and need to connect with others. We use communication to allow us to express feelings, pass on information and share ideas and thoughts.

Macana, Airah Grace M. BSN 1-A Communication refers to the exchange of knowledge or ideas through talking or writing and receiving information by listening or reading. In its simplest form, it is a conversation between two or more persons. Communication helps us build relationships by allowing us to share our experiences, and needs, and helps us connect to others.

Charlene M. De Guzman BSRT 1-F Communication is a process of sharing thoughts, information, and ideas from one person or to another. We can avoid conflicts and misunderstanding through good communication.

UYANGUREN,KIRSHEY M. BSN 1-B Communication is the exchange of information, it's either between 2 people or more. It consists of a receiver and a sender. It's essence is to help us make our life easier and better.

Gwyn Roxaine D. Demata BSMT 1-B Communication is the act of two or more people exchanging information, concepts, ideas, thoughts, or messages through a medium or channel. It involves the exchange of information both verbally and nonverbally as well as written, visual, and digital forms. Communication is essential in all aspects of life, from personal relationships to business and social interactions, and it plays a crucial role in shaping our understanding of the world around us.

Wapille,Cristall S. BsRT 1-F Communication is the process of conveying feelings and ideas between two or more people and can be verbal or non-verbal.

BALDO,KEZIAH BSHM 1-E It means act of sending and receiving data and Communication is defined as passing information from one person to another

Devo Brandan T. Singcol BSRT 1-F Communication is the exchange or sharing of ideas, values, feelings, thoughts, and activities with one or more individuals. In order to deliver messages to the recipient in the appropriate context and to understand each other, communication is important.

CANTON, BARRY A. BSMT-1A Language is a way of communication which consisting of words used in a structured and conventional way and conveyed by speech, writing, or gesture. And to facilitate communication, in the sense of transmission of information from one person to another.

ESTORQUE, ODDYSA BSN 1-A Communication It is the sharing of information between different individuals. It includes the sharing of ideas, concepts, imaginations, behaviours and written content. Communication is simply defined as the transfer of information from one place to another. This transfer of information can be conducted in different ways.

Piencenaves, Szahmer S. BSMT 1A Communication is a method of exchanging information between persons using a common set of symbols, signals, or behavior. The conveyance of information is commonly defined as communication.

JADE LOVER FLORES BSRT 1-F Communication can be defined as the process or act of exchanging, expressing or conveying information and ideas through writing, speaking and gesturing. Helps us form connections with people by letting us to express our needs and experiences.

Galleros, Shaira Lei B. BSMT 1A Communication generates sound and involves actions such as sharing information, ideas, and feelings with one another. It also focuses on how people use messages to generate meaning within and across various contexts.

ACAS, CATHERINE B. BSN -1A Communication is a process or act of exchanging or transferring information one place, person or group to another. It helps us to build a relationship by allowing us to share our experiences and needs, it is essence of life allowing to express feelings, pass on information and sharing thoughts.

Palac, Renee Valerie M. BSMT 1-A Communication is an information exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior. Communication is the vital aspect of life, allowing us to express feelings, pass on information and share thoughts. We use it to start conversations, building relationships with people.

Aguillon, Cristy mae O. BSMLS 1-B Communication is between individuals, which they exchange an information by sending and receiving the messages. Communicating can be express through signs, symbols and behavior.

Pielago, Izzy Claire B. BSN 1-A Communication is giving, receiving or exchanging ideas, information, signals or messages through appropriate media as a means of human interaction. This gives us the opportunity to impart, relay, and acquire information, to give information, and/or to express emotions.

Barbie Shane Patalinghug BSRT 1-F Communication is all about getting information from one party to another. According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, communication can be defined as the process or act of exchanging, expressing or conveying information and ideas through writing, speaking and gesturing.

Princess Alexis U. Dagani BSN 1-B -Communication is an act of sending, receiving, and sharing of information from one person or a group of people to another verbally and non-verbally. Communication enables us to interact with other people, express ideas, thoughts and how we feel.

Cabading, Christian G. BSMT 1-A A system called communication allows the brain to process information and knowledge. There are numerous ways to communicate information using this process. To communicate is to exchange ideas that are mutually understood, such as feelings or emotions.

Trisha Vanessa Kyle A. Ebol MW 1-E - Communication is all about getting information from one party to another. The importance of communication help us build relationships by allowing us to share our experiences, and needs. We use communication to better understand other people and their situations.

PIA, JEAN LORAINE L. BSMT 1-A Communication is the process of exchanging information, ideas, or thoughts such the sender encoding a message and the receiver decoding and interpreting it to understand the intended meaning. It is essential because it allows individuals to exchange information, ideas, and thoughts. Effective communication helps to build and maintain relationships, resolve conflicts, and achieve common goals. It is also crucial in personal and professional development, as it helps to improve decision-making, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills.

Ranel Bernadez BSRT 1-F Communication is the process between two or more persons exchanging information to be able to understand each other. It is important to learn how to communicate so that the information we received will be crystal clear.

Carrido, Heart S. BSMT-1A Communication is important in our day to day life because without it we cannot convey our thoughts, feeling and needs. Similarly we cannot understand the needs and thoughts of others. So it is important to communicate.

Carbonilla, Kaye L. BSN1-B Communication is an exchanging of words and idea, It is also a transmission of information.

Alaras, Arby Mae BMLS 1B Communication allows us to connect with others by allowing us to share our experiences and needs.

LOUREYMAR SAYSON LUSICA BSRT 1-F Communication is the act of exchanging information and ideas through writing, speaking, and gesturing.

Gaballo III, Reynaldo B. BSMT 1-B Communication is something we do in our daily lives, every decade, every year, every day and every second. We communicated with others to share our thoughts, feelings, positive or negative emotions, and so much more. Communication is something we all do to tell someone something or to just have a chat with them to ask them how they've been in life and it is essential because of the fact we human beings crave another persons interactions, we are social beings to begin with, even the lonliest of a person desires to have a conversation with anyone, that's why communication is essential to our daily life.

MANIEGO, NICOLE M. BSN 1-B What is communication? -Communication is a way of exchanging or sharing of thoughts and ideas or simply an exchanging of words. It allow us to connect with one another.

Defiesta, Loraine Pearl Dayan T. BSMT 1-A •Communication is the process of exchanging ideas and information with other people in various modes, such as verbal communication, non-verbal communication, and visual communication. It is crucial because it is through communication that people can understand the messages one person conveys to another.

Datulayta, Neziah D. BSN 1-A Communication is all about getting information from one party to another. Communication can be defined as the process or act of exchanging, expressing or conveying information and ideas through writing, speaking and gesturing. Communication helps us build relationships by allowing us to share our experiences, and needs, and helps us connect to others.

Monta, Jeshua Obed E. BSMT1-A Communication is an act of expressing one’s feeling, opinions, and thoughts. It is beneficial in view of the fact that it enables us to exchange information through various types of communication such as verbally and non-verbally.

Catubig, Kyra Jane I. BSN I - A Communication is a way of communicating through the exchange of thoughts, feelings, or ideas between people, and communication is one of the most important things for us to help understand and interact with people through the use of communication so that we will have better communication with other people.

DOYUGAN, MARRIEL T. BSMT-I A Communication is a transmission of an information or message from one person to another. Communication must compose of a sender and a receiver. We used language for us to communicate and that is how language and communication related.

Dagohoy, Chastine Jane P. BSN 1-B Communication is the art of passing on information, concepts, and attitudes from one person to another. It is one of the crucial tools that helps us interact with others. By expressing emotions and exchanging experiences, it fosters interpersonal relationships.

Besa, Erin Antonette B. BSN 1-A Communication is the process of relaying and receiving information from one person to another individual or a group of people.

Shanelle Faye Kreisler C. Rejas BSMT 1-B Communication is the sending and receiving of information. For the purposes of expressing emotions, communicating information, and expressing thoughts, communicating is essential. Through the sharing of our experiences and needs, communication enables us to develop relationships.

LIBANDO, JEANNIBEE BSN 1 -A Communication is the process of transmitting information from one person to another. It is the act of sharing of ideas, facts, opinions, thoughts, messages or emotions to other people, in and out the organisation, with the use of the channel to create mutual understanding and confidence. Its importance is to helps us build relationships by allowing us to share our experiences, and needs, and helps us connect to others.

Abalos, Bea Mikaela M. BSN 1--B Communicating is a transmission of information. This is important because this help us to build good relationship to others, and to avoid conflicts. Communication have the ability to communicate even we are not using any languages, this will be done by showing, expressing, action, signs and many more.

QUINIQUITO, KARL ANTHONY V. BSN 1-D Communication is the act of transferring information from person to another, or simply the exchange of information, through verbal and non verbal communication.

Jasselle D. Ocba BSMT 1-B Communication is an exchange of information, and feelings, with other people. There are two people that must be involve (sender and receiver). Through communication, people gain more confidence, it helps in building strong relationships, allow us to share our experiences and so on. Moreover, communication must be conveyed clearly to avoid misunderstanding.

OBOSA, JAPHET M. BSN 1B Communication is simply the act of transferring information from one place, person or group to another, or simply the exchange of information, ideas, signals.

Maria Krissiana Carla L. Sampayan BSRT 1-F Communication is when people connect with one another to convey and share information about their thoughts and ideals. With communication, people can easily express and verbalize their thoughts, emotions, and needs.

Joannah Rose M. Catambacan BMLS 1-B Communication is an interaction of individuals imparting a message or receiving said message.

Laiel E. Puspos BSRT 1-F What is communication? It's the means by which we share information and ideas with others. And its importance? Without communication, we wouldn't be able to get our ideas or thoughts across to others. And why do we use communication? Because it's one of the key ways that we can interact with others and build relationships.

Camarin, Moriah S. (BSMLS 1-A) * what is communication - Is a transactional process that involves both content and relational dimensions. People communicate to inform, entertain, persuade. Communication is important in gathering information, developing self-concept, and entertaining.

Menente, Rochelle Jane L. BSN 1 A The act of giving, receiving, and sharing information is referred to as communication. This can be done through talking, writing, listening, or reading. Clear speakers and writers who respect other points of view are good communication. In our daily life, communication enables us to connect with others, share our experiences and needs, and strengthen our bonds. It gives us the ability to communicate our thoughts, share information, and express our emotions. Everyone needs to talk to each other.

AYALA, BARBIE BSN 1-A Language is the use of a communication system comprised of a set of sounds or written symbols. Students investigated how children learn to speak. Although language is not art, it is a form of human behavior. Speech, communication, expression, and speaking are some synonyms for language.

BANDI, JUNE AIKHA BSN 1-A Communication entails speaking to or with someone nearby or far away, either face-to-face or via phone calls or text and emails , body language, signs, and so on. It is very important to individuals since it helps us understand each other.

Babyjoy Niña A. Marianito BSMT1A What is communication - To understand each other. Its purpose and importance is to know and understand a person’s thoughts to connect. We use communication to interact and connect with people to be able to share and understand both your thoughts.

Acapulco, Jovy Lyn C. BSMT-1-A Exchanging information is only one aspect of communication. It's important to comprehend the motivations and feelings that underlie the information. We must be able to speak clearly and listen clearly in order to fully understand what is being said and to make the other person feel heard and understood.

GALOLA, RIZ JINETTE R . BSN 1-A The act of communicating allows two people to exchange information. It involves communicating with others using a variety of means. Our lives will be made much easier since communication facilitates mutual understanding and connection.