动话用英语怎么说

"动话" (dòng huà) is a Chinese term that refers to spoken language or colloquial language, as opposed to written language. In English, this concept is generally referred to as "spoken language" or "oral language."
The term "oral language" refers to language that is spoken rather than written, and it is used to contrast with "written language," which refers to language that is written down in some form, such as on paper or on a computer screen.
Here are some examples of sentences using the term "oral language" in English:
"Oral language is an important aspect of language development in children." (中文翻译: 口语是儿童语言发展的重要方面。)
"Oral language skills are necessary for effective communication in everyday life." (中文翻译: 口语能力对日常生活中的有效沟通是必要的。)
"Many language learners find it helpful to practice their oral language skills through conversations with native speakers." (中文翻译: 许多语言学习者发现，通过与母语者交谈来练习口语能力是有帮助的。)
It is worth noting that the term "oral language" is often used in the field of linguistics and education, and it is not a commonly used term in everyday conversation. In casual conversation, people might simply say "spoken language" or "talking" instead of "oral language."