Question

can I get the answer for what is the oldest language please

Answer 1

Answer:

Sanskrit is the oldest language.

Answer 2

Answer:

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There was a time when human beings used to communicate via gestures and primitive oral sounds. The concept of structured language came into existence around 10,000 years ago via scriptures. The origin of first-ever language is highly debated as there are several media of communication that can be attributed as language. However, linguists have studied thousands of languages and have come to a conclusion that the age of a language should be calculated by its first appearance in texts and its contemporary use.

Heeding to this, we bring you seven of the oldest languages in the world that are still widely in use:

Tamil: Origin (according to first appearance as script) - 300 BC

Answer 3

Answer:

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There was a time when human beings used to communicate via gestures and primitive oral sounds. The concept of structured language came into existence around 10,000 years ago via scriptures. The origin of first-ever language is highly debated as there are several media of communication that can be attributed as language. However, linguists have studied thousands of languages and have come to a conclusion that the age of a language should be calculated by its first appearance in texts and its contemporary use.

Heeding to this, we bring you seven of the oldest languages in the world that are still widely in use:

Tamil: Origin (according to first appearance as script) - 300 BC

Answer 4

Answer:

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There was a time when human beings used to communicate via gestures and primitive oral sounds. The concept of structured language came into existence around 10,000 years ago via scriptures. The origin of first-ever language is highly debated as there are several media of communication that can be attributed as language. However, linguists have studied thousands of languages and have come to a conclusion that the age of a language should be calculated by its first appearance in texts and its contemporary use.

Heeding to this, we bring you seven of the oldest languages in the world that are still widely in use:

Tamil: Origin (according to first appearance as script) - 300 BC