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## Eleventh Language Chapter [93]
**Four Types of Language Speakers: Paraadhak or Viraadhak?**
Those who use all four types of language correctly, with the intention of protecting the purity of the teachings (Sangha), and who speak with the awareness of the importance and insignificance of things to protect the teachings (Sangha) from slander and impurity, are considered **Aaraadhak** (worshippers) of the order of monks, not **Viraadhak** (opponents).
However, those who are different from those who speak with proper use, and are **Asanyat** (lacking restraint in mind, speech, and body), who are not **Savadhavyaapaar** (free from harmful actions like violence, etc.), who have not **Pratihat** (destroyed) their past sins by saying **Micchami Dukkadam** (May my mistakes be forgiven) and accepting atonement, and who have not renounced future sins, are considered **Viraadhak**, not **Paraadhak**, regardless of whether they speak **Satyabhasha** (truthful language), **Mrusha** (false language), **Satyamrusha** (mixed truth and falsehood), or **Asatyamrusha** (mixed falsehood and truth).
**The Reality of the Fewness of Speakers of the Four Languages**
While discussing the fewness of speakers of the four languages, the text states that **Satyabhasha** speakers are the fewest. This is because only those who speak with **Samyak Upayog** (correct use) and **Dristi** (insight) based on **Sarvjnamata** (omniscience) are **Satyabhasha** speakers, and they are very rare.
**Satyamrusha** speakers are countless times more than **Satyabhasha** speakers because many people in the world speak a mixture of truth and falsehood.
**Mrusha** speakers are countless times more than **Satyamrusha** speakers because many people in the world speak with deceit due to being under the influence of **Kashaya** (passions) like anger, etc.
**Asatyamrusha** speakers are countless times more than **Mrusha** speakers because all beings from **Dwiindriya** (two-sense) to **Panchendriya** (five-sense) fall into this category.
**Abhashak** (non-speakers) are countless times more than all the above because **Abhashak** include **Siddh** (liberated beings) and **Ekendriya** (one-sense beings), both of whom are infinite.
**Vanaspatikayik** (plant-bodied beings) are countless times more than **Siddh** beings.
**End of the Eleventh Language Chapter**