Chinese is not one of the oldest languages. It is old, but languages such as Sanskrit and Tamil are considered the oldest.
Some of the oldest languages in Asia include Sanskrit, which dates back to around 1500 BCE, and is the liturgical language of Hinduism. Another ancient language is Chinese, with written records dating back to the Shang dynasty around 1200 BCE. Other notable ancient languages include Tamil, with inscriptions dating to the 3rd century BCE, and Hebrew, which has roots in ancient Semitic languages. These languages have significantly influenced cultures and languages across the continent.
The world's oldest (of the seven existing) and smallest continent is Australia.
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It is difficult to determine the "oldest" living language definitively, as languages evolve continuously over time. However, languages such as Tamil, Hebrew, and Chinese have ancient roots and are considered some of the oldest continuously spoken languages in the world.
It is Oceania and you suck.
Africa is a huge continent. There are thousands of different tribes that all come with their own languages and religions. However, to answer your question politically correct, I'd say animism. But it is wrong to talk about a generalization that spans over a very diverse continent.
Some of the oldest written languages still in existence include Sumerian, Egyptian hieroglyphics, and Chinese. These languages have ancient origins and continue to be used in some form or have influenced modern languages.
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