Chinese written language is the oldest known recorded language
It was written on old bones and turtle shells
The current written language developed from pictographs
There is the traditional style and simplified style developed because so many Chinese were illiterate because the characters were too hard to write.
(Mandarin only)
The spoken language has four tones and a neutral tone
The word for "him, her and it" is all the same (ta) but written differently
If you say "Wo de ma ma shi ma ma?" because of the different tones you could be asking "Is your mother a horse?"
Chinese is a tonal language with different tones conveying different meanings for the same syllable. It is the most spoken language in the world with over a billion speakers. Chinese characters can be written horizontally from left to right or vertically from top to bottom.
Answer:The following answers are incorrect. The oldest spoken language we can attempt to reconstruct is a theoretical language called Proto-Human or Proto-World. The answers below have some good suppositions, and a few good facts, but they don't go far enough back in the linguistic family tree.Answer:Sanskrit, like its relatives Latin and Ancient Greek, survives in ancient texts that can be taught and read but does not survive as a spoken language used in the normal course of living by an identifiable population.While the earliest spoken language used by humans was probably a very sophisticated system of grunts, that language does not survive in any form.The earliest written languages were Semitic languages.The oldest attested Semitic written language was Akkadian which was spoken and written in Mesopotamia as early as 3000 BC but does not survive as a spoken language today. Hebrew and Arabic are Semitic languages that are spoken today and may be among those that can lay claim to being among the oldest languages spoken today. However, as with all languages, they evolve with time. Modern Hebrew and modern Arabic, while stabilized by association with religious texts, probably differ notably from the forms spoken prior to the settling of those texts.Chinese may also have a claim to being among the oldest spoken languages.However, since all modern spoken languages are about equally sophisticated in terms of structure and capabilities, one could argue that they are all of about the same age, that all have evolved from other languages no longer spoken to the level that they are found today.....Oldest spoke language has to be in Africa,since modern humans came from the,I would have thought this to be obviousLike its relatives, Latin and Ancient Greek, Sanskrit survives in ancient writing that can be taught and read but does not survive as a spoken language used today by any identifiable population. While the earliest spoken language used by humans was very likely a refined series of grunts, that language does not survuve in any way, shape, or form.The earliest written languages were the Semitic languages. The oldest confirmed Semitic language was Akkadian, which was spoken and written in Mesopotamia as early as 3000 BC, but does not survive as a spoken language today. Hebrew and Arabic , while stabilized by association with religious texts, probably differ with time.
Chinese is one of the oldest languages and its origin dates back around 5000 years back. The origin of Chinese language consists of many interesting facts which can be explored while learning the language.
English grammar includes rules for sentence structure, parts of speech (such as nouns, verbs, adjectives), verb tenses (past, present, future), subject-verb agreement, and punctuation usage. Understanding grammar helps to communicate ideas clearly and effectively in written and spoken language. Practice and familiarity with grammar rules can improve overall language proficiency.
The primary languages in Yukon Territory are English and French.Other languages in Yukon are German, Chinese, Tagalog, Dutch, Spanish, Vietnamese, Hungarian, Punjab, Gwich'in, and Tlingit.URDUA majority of the territory, about 86%, speak English.
Chinese is a tonal language with different tones conveying different meanings for the same syllable. It is the most spoken language in the world with over a billion speakers. Chinese characters can be written horizontally from left to right or vertically from top to bottom.
they have a nice flag the people are nice the spoken language's are beautiful
Yes there is...French is the second language which is being spoken in the world and English is the first.
The first Indians with a written language.
Answer:The following answers are incorrect. The oldest spoken language we can attempt to reconstruct is a theoretical language called Proto-Human or Proto-World. The answers below have some good suppositions, and a few good facts, but they don't go far enough back in the linguistic family tree.Answer:Sanskrit, like its relatives Latin and Ancient Greek, survives in ancient texts that can be taught and read but does not survive as a spoken language used in the normal course of living by an identifiable population.While the earliest spoken language used by humans was probably a very sophisticated system of grunts, that language does not survive in any form.The earliest written languages were Semitic languages.The oldest attested Semitic written language was Akkadian which was spoken and written in Mesopotamia as early as 3000 BC but does not survive as a spoken language today. Hebrew and Arabic are Semitic languages that are spoken today and may be among those that can lay claim to being among the oldest languages spoken today. However, as with all languages, they evolve with time. Modern Hebrew and modern Arabic, while stabilized by association with religious texts, probably differ notably from the forms spoken prior to the settling of those texts.Chinese may also have a claim to being among the oldest spoken languages.However, since all modern spoken languages are about equally sophisticated in terms of structure and capabilities, one could argue that they are all of about the same age, that all have evolved from other languages no longer spoken to the level that they are found today.....Oldest spoke language has to be in Africa,since modern humans came from the,I would have thought this to be obviousLike its relatives, Latin and Ancient Greek, Sanskrit survives in ancient writing that can be taught and read but does not survive as a spoken language used today by any identifiable population. While the earliest spoken language used by humans was very likely a refined series of grunts, that language does not survuve in any way, shape, or form.The earliest written languages were the Semitic languages. The oldest confirmed Semitic language was Akkadian, which was spoken and written in Mesopotamia as early as 3000 BC, but does not survive as a spoken language today. Hebrew and Arabic , while stabilized by association with religious texts, probably differ with time.
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Chinese is one of the oldest languages and its origin dates back around 5000 years back. The origin of Chinese language consists of many interesting facts which can be explored while learning the language.
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it is not included because wikipedia is edited and made up of facts from millions of people i guess none of them felt like putting it in
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