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9/28/21

[Answer] The Question: Which language has no traceable origins to any other language?

Answer: The Answer: The correct answer is Korean.




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The Question: Which language has no traceable origins to any other language? Answer: Which language has no traceable origins to any other language ? Answer: Where are Hindi Bengali and Marathi the most popular native languages? Answer: Where is Flemish most widely spoken? Answer: Which alphabet is the Russian language derived from? Answer: After the U.S. which country has the most English speakers? No one knows for sure when language evolved but fossil and genetic data suggest that humanity can probably trace its ancestry back to populations of anatomically modern Homo sapiens (people who would have looked like you and me) who lived around 150 000 to 200 000 years ago in eastern or perhaps southern Africa [4–6]. Because all human ... Over the centuries many theories have been put forward—and almost all of them have been challenged discounted and ridiculed. (See Where Does Language Come From?) In 1866 the Linguistic Society of Paris banned any discussion of the topic: "The Society will accept no communication concerning either the origin of language or the creation of a universal language ." But does this mean that all questions about the origin of language are unanswerable? Not necessarily. Over the past 20 years scholars from such diverse fields as genetics anthropology and cognitive science have been engaged as Kenneally says in "a cross-discipline multidimensional treasure hunt" to find out how language began. The fact of the matter is that language ...

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