context: Developmental language disorder (DLD) means linguistic difficulties that make everyday life more difficult [1]. The most obvious problems are the difficulty of expressing oneself through speech. Speech may be meager, non-grammatical, or unclear. In addition, speech comprehension may be lacking, although it may not be noticeable only in language assessment or research. The difficulties associated with a developmental linguistic disorder are relatively persistent and generally present in some form throughout an individual's lifetime. Linguistic difficulties have a significant impact on everyday social situations and school performance. However, timely rehabilitation skills can strengthen and support the child's and adolescent's daily life. Linguistic difficulties do not result from autism spectrum disorder, intellectual disability, or a known neurological disorder. However, a developmental language disorder may occur with these.
question: How does a developmental language disorder occur?
answers.text: linguistic difficulties that make everyday life more difficult [1]. The most obvious problems are the difficulty of expressing oneself through speech. Speech may be meager, non-grammatical, or unclear. In addition, speech comprehension may be lacking, although it may not be noticeable only in language assessment or research