The "nonfluent variant" refers to a type of language impairment often associated with conditions like Aphasia. Individuals with this variant struggle to produce speech, leading to slow, effortful communication. Their sentences may be short and lack grammatical complexity, making it difficult for them to express their thoughts clearly. This variant is commonly seen in patients who have experienced a stroke or brain injury affecting the language centers of the brain. While their comprehension may remain relatively intact, the challenge lies in verbal expression, which can significantly impact daily interactions and overall quality of life.