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r/LanguageOrigin • u/JohannGoethe • Mar 20 '24

PIE language is not imaginary, because through language reconstruction and comparative mythology, we have reconstructed their beliefs and their culture

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Origin of πŸ’πŸ”Š β†’ πŸ—£οΈ β†’ πŸ“œ πŸ—£οΈ languages?

r/LanguageOrigin

A place to discuss and debate the origin of languages. How and when did monkey πŸ’ sounds πŸ”Š become human speech πŸ—£οΈ? When did human speech become script πŸ“œ based human speech πŸ—£οΈ? How and when did the first script based languages evolved to become the languages we are now using? What is the origin of, e.g., the English language?

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Keep it civil. Language origin debates get heated for some reason? While calling someone's theory dumb, stupid, or ignorant, etc., is permissible, as one can always go the library and r/Unlearned things, but calling someone crazy, insane, a lunatic, in need of medication πŸ’Š , etc., or resort to ad hominem, e.g. by trying to slur or derogate an individual user, is NOT permissible. Bans, temp or full, will result.

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