[color=#006600][/color]Language G refers to a specific mindset or approach to language learning, developed by Dr. Stephen Krashen. The theory posits that language acquisition is driven by a natural inclination to acquire language, and that this process can be facilitated through providing "comprehensible input" in the target language. According to Krashen, the best way to acquire language is through reading and listening to texts that are just slightly above the learner's current level of proficiency, in a stress-free and enjoyable context.

Furthermore, Language G is a term that is often used to refer to a specific mindset or approach to language learning. It is characterized by a focus on grammar rules, vocabulary, and sentence structure, with the goal of achieving fluency in the target language. This approach is often associated with traditional language instruction in a classroom setting, and can be contrasted with more communicative approaches to language learning, such as Language A or Language B, which prioritize the ability to use the language in real-life situations.