Communication designates the basis of interpersonal connections manifested by the ability to permanently interpret the meaning of social contacts made with the help of symbols and social-generalized meanings in order to achieve balance or changes in individual or group behavior. A complex and universal phenomenon, communication can be analyzed from various theoretical perspectives. It can be explained by psychologists as behavior, by sociologists as a determined factor of socialization, by anthropologists as a means of accomplishing and transmitting culture, by semioticians as a process of adjustment and reconfiguring the meanings of signs, etc. Living creatures communicate in one form or another, but humans are the only beings who use language. It can be considered a structured system of symbols words - used to communicate meanings. Although the vast majority of people are born with verbal skills, language needs to be learned, and language skills improve as they are practiced and learned about, as are most skills acquired. Words are fundamental elements of verbal communication and have a profound influence on how we relate to others. Finding the right word can be difficult in the most common circumstances, but using language appropriately makes it easier to achieve goals in interpersonal relationships and beyond.