Did homo sapien sapiens have a language?

Answer 1

We are Homo sapiens, and yes, we have a written language.

Writing definitely existed 5000 or 4600 years ago in Mesopotamia (yes, they were Homo sapiens), but could have existed in China 8000 years ago - but as yet that's unproven.

- John Barefield

Answer 2

I believe that you're talking about the early humans... because we're Homo sapiens. I don't think they did, but they may have had some sort of body language or starting to make formations of the mouth then. I don't think actual language was created until after fire was discovered because of the mouth and brain formations along with when it all occured which wasn't long after the early humans came to be... In a scientific view. However in a religious view, the first humans (Adam and Eve) did have a language because they could speak to God in a verbal form.

Answer 3

Yes, Homo sapiens sapiens (modern humans) are believed to have had language, as evidenced by the development of anatomical features in the brain and throat that support complex vocal communication. While the specific nature of their language is unknown, it is widely accepted that they communicated using a form of language similar to what we use today.

Answer 4

Yes. Homo sapiens is the name for modern humans.