langue

American  

[lahng] / lɑ̃g /

noun

French.

1. the linguistic system shared by the members of a community (parole ).

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langue British  

/ lɑːŋɡ /

noun

1. linguistics language considered as an abstract system or a social institution, being the common possession of a speech community Compare parole

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Etymology

Origin of langue

C19: from French: language

Example Sentences

Being part of the Kevin Langue show has been a really good foundation, kind of like a brotherhood that I have here in Los Angeles.

From Los Angeles Times

I kind of still had like pieces of that, like I had my homie, Joel Boyd, and I had Denny and I kind of stuck with them almost this entire time, but now having this YouTube show in the mix, I have Kevin Langue, Herman Wrice, and then obviously my best friend, Denny, and we kind of just stick together.

From Los Angeles Times

The name is a play on “langue d’Oc,” the ancient language of Occitania in southern France and the name of the Languedoc region.

From Washington Post

Langue de Barbarie is a tightknit community with bonds forged over generations.

From Washington Post

It is dry and dusty and devoid of color, nothing like Langue de Barbarie.

From Washington Post