"spontaneous language" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe language that is spoken without premeditation or forethought. For example, "His spontaneous language was often humorous, which was why everyone loved having him around."
A sample of spontaneous language was obtained from each child.
For example, changes in elicitation techniques (acted vs. spontaneous), language, culture, accent, etc. are quite common.
However, the mean length of utterance in the PRO-24 was significantly correlated with that in spontaneous language.
Qualitative analysis revealed that the children made errors typical for their age, commonly observed in spontaneous language (e.g., protoarticles, morphological generalizations, omissions of unstressed words, etc).
The children were examined for language comprehension (Standardised Dutch version of the Reynell Developmental Comprehension Scale), spontaneous language production (Groningen Diagnostic Speech norms) and non-verbal functioning (Snijders-Oomen non-verbal intelligence scale for children between 212 and 7 years).
'I never had the least thought or inclination of turning Poet,' he wrote at 24, 'till I once got heartily in love, and then rhyme and song were, in a manner, the spontaneous language of my heart.' He 'first committed the sin of rhyme' when he was 16–'O once I loved a bonnie lass…'.
Phonological exams with the ABFW infantile language test and spontaneous speech were applied.
To assess language functioning, we used the Aachener Aphasie Test, 29 comprising six subtests: spontaneous speech, token test, repetition, written language, naming, and comprehension; and a semantic verbal fluency test.
We have discovered that filled pauses have a positive effect on the quality of language modeling, both for dictated or spontaneous speech.
Data used in these evaluations contained spontaneous speech in Japanese provided by the National Institute for Japanese language and spontaneous speech recorded during seven editions of the Spoken Document Processing Workshop.
The data used in these evaluations contained spontaneous speech in Japanese provided by the National Institute for Japanese language and spontaneous speech which was recorded during seven editions of the Spoken Document Processing Workshop.
