Question

what is meant by \cinematic language\?
the way cinema uses preexisting languages, such as the written word, to communicate meaning
the way the general public discusses the cinema
the accepted systems, methods, or conventions by which the movies communicate with the viewer
the way critics and scholars discuss cinema
the various ways characters speak on screen

Explanation:

Cinematic language refers to the set of established systems, methods, and conventions (like shot - types, editing techniques, etc.) that movies use to convey meaning to the viewer. It's not about preexisting written languages, public or scholar discussions, or character - on - screen speech.

Answer:

the accepted systems, methods, or conventions by which the movies communicate with the viewer