Language production is the process by which individuals generate spoken or written language. It involves several cognitive functions, including the selection of words, the construction of sentences, and the articulation of sounds. This process allows people to communicate their thoughts, feelings, and ideas effectively. During language production, the brain engages in various stages, such as conceptualization, where ideas are formed, and formulation, where grammatical structures are created. Finally, the articulation stage involves physically producing the speech or writing. This complex interplay of cognitive and motor skills enables seamless communication in everyday interactions.