My stand is that spoken language is more important than written form when your job requires more of speaking and interactions than to write reports. For example, for salespersons, their main job is to promote the product they are selling. Hence, they are required to speak well and promote to the customers. However, this does not mean that the written form can be entirely neglected. The salesperson may still be required to do certain paper work, which requires writing skills, but their main scope of work is to advertise their product. Hence in this case, the spoken language is more important than the written form.

I support the view that spoken language is more important than the written form, as without spoken language, taking records in the form of written language is not possible.

As a matter of nature,spoken language comes before the written language. The language artificially constructed using written language is meaningless for communication as the majority of population do not know how to speak. One such example is Esperanto, developed using Slavic and Romance languages, did not gain significant speakers.

Thus,I support the view that spoken language is more important than the written form, as without spoken language, the entire language is meaningless as a tool of communication.

Furthermore,the view that spoken language is more important than the written form is accurate due to some languages having no direct link between the spoken form and written form. One such example is the Danish language, where the sleeping in the written do not coincide with the spoken form of language, making the foreigners havong a difficult time understanding the language.Thus,the view that spoken language is more important than the written form may be more accurate than the opposite view.

Spoken language is more important than the written form as it is a clearer way of expressing sincerity and emotions towards people. To individuals, spoken language allows people to understand the emotions and feeling of the speaker so as to make conversations more heartfelt and less prone to communication while it is harder to convey the mood of the writer through written form. To government, spoken language allows the representative of a country to pass down the message to her citizens as well as to build friendly relations with other nations. For exampke, PM Lee had made a four day official visit to Tokyo to meet his Japanese counter partner. He was able to talk to his counter partner verbally instead of just writing a letter to his counter partner which shows that he is more sincere towards him. Therefore, spoken language is more important than written from.

The spoken language is more important than the written form as it is how people communicates with each other. As it is easier and faster to talk than write, the spoken language is how we normally do face to face communications with others and it is what we used to make friends, interact and bond with others. Also, the spoken language allows us to better express our feelings through using different tone compared to the written form where the words show no emotions.

Spoken language forms the ability for social interaction. When we meet individuals or get to know someone, we do not reach out to one another by writing but through the gift of speech. Through the conversations that we form with others, we find that both parties create first bonds using the fabric of speech. That of writing only suffices once we know an individual or where we work with an individual. Even if our writing fails us, the emotional attachment created through speech discounts our failures as the first impressions from speech allows us to conform to the norms of society thus resulting in social acceptance.

Spoken language is more important than written form when it comes to cultivating good interpersonal skills. In today world, having good communication skills is the key to success as it display a form of confidence. In circumstance of a job interview, it can be case where your testimonial is written beautifully but if you are not able to showcase your sincerity and commitment for the job in spoken language, the probability of losing out may be huge. Some may even doubt the reliability of the written form if its not being shown as what it is in real life when speaking. Therefore, spoken language is more important than written form since its a clearer indicator of one's self confidence

Spoken language is more important than the written form when it concerns the interaction between individuals. Though both the writing and speaking can ensure that message is being passed on, emotions and feelings can never be passed on through written form. From face to face interaction, one can easily portray their emotions and feelings through their tone and facial expressions. For example, when someone is very angry, it is very obvious to others from their loud tone and knitted brows. However, through writing, it is hard to decipher whether or not someone is angry. It is debatable that using exclamation marks or caps locks can be an expression of excitement instead. Therefore spoken language is more important as it can deliver messages better than written form.

I feel that spoken language is more important than written form when spoken language is used to express our emotions and feelings. It can express our feelings more succinctly as compared to writing in words. Without gestures, facial expressions and speech, people will cease to understand one another and this may lead to miscommunication and misunderstanding. For example, when one individual is upset or disappointed, he can express his anger through the way he speaks, in order for him to bring his points across. However, some may argue that written form is more important in the case for physically disabled people such as deaf or mute. The disabled may not be able to communicate effectively through spoken language and hence, written language is crucial for them. As this only applies to the minority in the society, thus, I feel that spoken language is more important than written form.

I feel that spoken language is more important than written form when spoken language is used to express our emotions and feelings. It can express our feelings more succinctly as compared to writing in words. Without gestures, facial expressions and speech, people will cease to understand one another and this may lead to miscommunication and misunderstanding. For example, when one individual is upset or disappointed, he can express his anger through the way he speaks, in order for him to bring his points across. However, some may argue that written form is more important in the case for physically disabled people such as deaf or mute. The disabled may not be able to communicate effectively through spoken language and hence, written language is crucial for them. As this only applies to the minority in the society, thus, I feel that spoken language is more important than written form.

The spoken language is more important than the written form when it comes to engaging people. Despite advances in technology and communication methods where people can write to express their feelings or school of thoughts through platforms like blog or email, they hardly capture the hearts of the presenters' audiences as there are little engagement, between the presenter and receiver. However, with the spoken language, it is easier to grap the attention of our audience as we can change the tone of we are saying based on the audiences' reaction. Thus, communication becomes more engaging and an idea can be put across better to others when someone conveys a message via speech.

There are levels to communication in the animal kingdom. It starts with visible cues, whether those be dance, posture, facial expressions, whatever. It progresses to simple sounds - grunts and coos and such. Then comes spoken language. Then comes symbolic writing and imagery aka written language. To an advanced animal life form every one of these is important and part of the whole package. But generally you have to master the levels beneath before you can use the more advanced levels. Meaning you have to know how to talk to each other before you can make use of writing. And on a daily basis people exchange information orally more than in writing, and even after conversing in writing they usually still depend on oral face to face discussion to talk about what was written, make decisions, etc. So even though writing has far greater capability to store and access information it really cannot be considered more important than the spoken form.

Spoken language has always been more primary. Languages were initially only spoken.

Even now, you're just subvocalising what I've written.