Who made languages?

Answer 1

God made languages.

Answer:

Languages developed from whatever sounds our earliest assestors made, to advise others in their troop of danger, available food, or something interesting. The noises made by early mothers to their infants may have contributed to this early form of language. The physical requirement of language involves the hyloid bone in the human larynx. The evolution of this bone may have come first allowing languages to develop or the growth of language as a useful survival tool, may have enhanced the evolution of this bone.

As to why there are diverse languages, in the beginning each tribe or clan had its own set of sounds to cover its communication needs among its members. As the tribes met and mingled they settled on a number of common sounds for common requirements. These sets of sounds became regional languages, Travel and trade spread some of them driving all languages to a common tongue, but isolation of groups lead to local "accents" and usage which led to a diversity of tongues.

Answer 2

Languages developed through a combination of social interaction, communication needs, and cultural evolution over time. They were not created by a single individual or group, but rather emerged naturally through human interaction and the need to communicate.