The communication process among individualities happens more efficiently when the existent who speaks is suitable to express him adequately, and the bone who hears is suitable to understand what’s being said. In the hail and decoding process of what’s being said, an interrelation between the integrity of the supplemental audile system (“the hail”) and the central audile system (“the decoding”) is observed. The capacities to reuse the hail information, the audile processing capacities, have been observed to be veritably important for effective communication. Audile processing studies explore the capacities involved in the interpretation of the sound encouragement and the involvement of several mechanisms of the audile system that are responsible for recycling verbal and verbal stimulants. The communication process among individualities happens more efficiently when the existent who speaks is suitable to express him adequately, and the bone.