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The exact timeframe is unknown, but evidence suggests that early forms of language may have developed around 50,000-100,000 years ago. The ability to communicate through language provided humans with a significant advantage in social cooperation, problem-solving, and passing on knowledge.
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How do you put the word language into a complex sentence?
something that we communicate to people is called a language
Did early humans use sign language to comunicate?
It is possible that early humans used some form of sign language to communicate before the development of spoken language. However, there is limited evidence to definitively prove this. Some research suggests that gestures and body language may have played a role in early human communication.
What is the difference between a programming language and natural language?
A programming language is a formalized way to communicate instructions to a computer, while natural language is the way humans communicate with each other. Programming languages are designed for specific tasks and have strict rules, while natural languages are more flexible and used for everyday communication.
Why that humans are specialized by language?
Humans evolved to have a fairly unique communication system called "language." There is much debate about what exactly language is, however, it is often thought of as a much more complex system of communication (compared to most other animals' communication systems). Humans compete with each other primarily in social situations. This gives rise to the need for humans to be able to transfer complicated information between them in the most efficient way possible. The requirement to communicate a lot of complicated information, and the specific vocal physiology that enables them to use oral language, distinguishes humans from other animals.
How did language develop?
The evolution of modern human language required both the development of the anatomical apparatus for speech and also neurological changes in the brain to support language itself. Then it simply needed motivation. As hominids became more sophisticated, they needed better ways to communicate.
How does a horse communicate with humans?
A horse uses body language to communicate period. The horse may use its voice to communicate but it mostly uses body language.
Where can you use language?
Everyone uses language all the time. It's how humans communicate.
What makes humans different from others?
Humans have a complex language and thumbs. Their language is the most complex language, because they use symbols and they communicate with them perfectly.
How do humans communicate with other humans?
The talk in all types of languages like are language is "english"
Can animals communicate in their own language?
yes, just like humans
Are humans able to communicate with animals?
some strategies include, sign language(monkeys)
How do you put the word language into a complex sentence?
something that we communicate to people is called a language
How do sloths communicate with humans?
How do sloths communicate with humans
Where is the verb-can animals learn a language and communicate with humans?
The main verb is learn. Can is a modal auxiliary verb.
When did speeches start to be made?
Speeches were made ever since humans were able to communicate
Can non humans speak?
Yes because they communicate in different ways. Like a dog can communicate with other dogs by barking because barking is a dog's language.
Language is human and structurally complex?
Language is not human. Many animals communicate using what can only be described as language. So the premise of the question is incorrect. The fact that humans cannot understand how bees communicate information about a nectar source, or how dolphins communicate bubble strategy to "herd" their prey, does not mean they are not languages.
