Linguistic intelligence is the ability to use language effectively, both in spoken and written forms. People with high linguistic intelligence excel in reading, writing, storytelling, and verbal communication. This type of intelligence is often seen in writers, poets, and public speakers, who can express ideas clearly and persuasively. Individuals with strong linguistic intelligence can easily learn new languages and enjoy playing with words. They often have a rich vocabulary and can analyze and interpret texts deeply. This intelligence is one of the multiple intelligences proposed by Howard Gardner, emphasizing the diverse ways people can be intelligent.