Receptive language disorder is a communication condition where individuals have difficulty understanding spoken or written language. This can affect their ability to follow directions, comprehend questions, or grasp the meaning of conversations. It may occur in children and can impact their academic performance and social interactions. People with receptive language disorder may struggle to process language at the same level as their peers. Early intervention, such as speech therapy, can help improve their understanding and communication skills. Support from parents, teachers, and therapists is essential for fostering language development and enhancing overall communication abilities.