Expressive language disorder is a communication condition where individuals have difficulty conveying their thoughts, ideas, or feelings through spoken or written language. This disorder can affect vocabulary, sentence structure, and the ability to organize thoughts, making it challenging for individuals to express themselves clearly. People with expressive language disorder may struggle to find the right words, use incomplete sentences, or have trouble with grammar. This can lead to frustration and social challenges, as effective communication is essential for building relationships and participating in everyday activities. Early intervention and support can help improve language skills.