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If you believe in creation, as I do, then the first language would have come in the very beginning with the creation of Adam. If God spoke with Adam, and he in turn, spoke with Eve, then reasonably, they needed a verbal language. If you don't believe in creation, then I have read where historians have traced the spoken language to the Middle East, probably in the region between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. Interestingly, in this regard, the creation and secular sources do not disagree with each other concerning the location of the first spoken language.
Some languages on the Asian and European continents developed from an Indo-European originator, but as with any evolutionary process it was a slow one. Early language probably developed sounds (eventually forming words) to indicate nouns, such as animals or food, with verbs, adjectives and the whole rang of language coming as a later development. We can't know much about the origins of language as there are no written sources, but all things point to it being a gradual thing.
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The first answer is in error on one point: there is no possible way for linguists, etymologists, and/or philologists to trace the origins of spoken language. Spoken language is certainly prehistoric, which means that there can be no written records of it.
Since the most likely area for the initial evolution of homo sapiens, and its precursors, is sub-Saharan Africa, it is likely that language was first used there. But it is not certain.
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The origin of language can be viewed in two ways, depending on whether you believe in a successful run of "The Forbidden Experiment".
If the test is positive, then this points toward language developing innately, perhaps primitively, at the first point where evolution pushed intelligence over some "critical mass". This does not mean black and white: there is evidence that Humpback whales exhibit Chomsky-esque hierarchies.
If the test is negative, then this means that speech evolved slowly with us, and that the first languages must have been immensely primitive. There is good reason to believe that the test is positive, based on the way that children learn languages.
It depends on what language you are talking about. In English, the letter X is least used for first names.
FORTRAN was first used in 1954ALGOL was first used in 1958LISP was first used in 1958RPG was first used in 1959COBOL was first used in 1959These languages survive to the present, but many other languages introduced in this general time period have long since become obsolete.
The English language is the first language in America. In Mexico it's Spanish.
it is not Mandarin Chinese language which has spoken first Tamil is the first spoken language in the world thank you
The correct answer is Greek. :)
They speak Greek.
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English since it is the first or second language for most people.
It was used as communication at first, but was then used as a secret language in war.
It is only used by people who use English as their first language.
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The most widely used first language in the world is Mandarin Chinese. It is spoken by the majority of the population in China, which has the largest population of any country in the world. Mandarin Chinese is also spoken by significant numbers of people in other countries, making it the most spoken first language globally.
The Braille language was first used in 1824 by its creator Louis Braille. Louis Braille went blind from a childhood accident and developed this language at the age of 15.
E is the most common letter in the English language.
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Greek is a very old language , and the chances that the greek language was first spoken in Greece, and then taken around other countries by Alexander the great , on his many battles.
It depends on what language you are talking about. In English, the letter X is least used for first names.