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As natural language is known in linguistics, a human language spoken or acted, which has emerged from a historical, diachronic development. Natural languages differ from artificial languages - such as programming languages - especially in terms of structural and lexical vagueness and ambiguity. As a non-natural languages are referred to such a definition also planned languages (like Esperanto, for example, classifying), since these are not autonomous result of historical developments.

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