Makeshift language refers to a form of communication that is created or improvised on the spot, typically when there is a lack of a common or official language between individuals. This type of language is often used in emergency or survival situations, where people need to convey basic information or requests to one another without relying on a preexisting language. It usually involves a combination of gestures, simple words, and basic rules of grammar that can be easily understood by both parties involved.
