around 200,000 years ago! x
Another answer:
No one knows for sure
Louis on 26 July 2010: indeed, no one knows for sure, but there is good reasoning behind thinking that language developed only about 13000 years ago. Although people communicated before, like all animals do, they would also have been using sounds like singing and gestures and even drawings and carving. The the cro-magnons made cave paintings 80.000 years ago. But they were unlikely to have had anything like structured language. It was only when humans settled down from being hunters gatherers into agricultural communities that language developed. There is an excellent book pulling the facts together on this by Rik Smits, unfortunately it seems to be available in Dutch only.
For present day humans: Typically between 9 and 15 months from birth
For humans as a species: The origin of language is of unknown antiquity. Speaking is different from just making warning hoots and screams. any scientists have examined human and pre-human remains going back hundreds of thousands of years to determine when we at least had the "equipment" to speak.
The origins may have been as far back as H. erectus about 1.8 million years ago or H. heidelbergensis later at 0.6 million years ago. If language only started with our direct ancestors (H. sapiens sapiens) speech may only have started 100,000 years ago or less.
When humanity began. It's that simple.
no. not to be vulgar but speech began because the female vagina is not located towards the back of her body but rather more towards the front. mating forced the mail and female to face each other and make eye contact. speech was necessary in order to find a mate and interact with each other.
There are Sumerian texts nearly 5000 years old. Spoken language obviously predates written language, and we expect it would be at least as old as the earliest signs of civilization, some 20,000 years ago.
More likely yet, language has always been a hallmark of our species, which dates back 200,000 years. It is impossible to know this, but we suspect it to be the case. It is very likely species similar to us (like the Neandertal) enjoyed the benefits of language several hundred thousand years before us.
There is written evidence since 5.600 BCE at a village near by the city of Kastoris in Northern Greece
Humans cannot start tornadoes.
No, talking is not an organism. Talking is a behavior or action carried out by organisms, typically humans, as a means of communication. Organisms such as humans have the ability to talk, whereas the act of talking itself is not a living organism.
True. No matter what animal you are talking about, they all started as an egg. Even us humans started as an egg.
we started talking from day 1
just start talking
In general, infants start talking between 12 and 18 months of age. It is not unusual, especially for male infants, to start talking as late as 24 months.
how you will start talking with a girl whom you love is a celebrity
humans get older as there bones start to detereat
are you talking about clothes or humans. if your talking about humans then that's not my chose to choose who i like and who i don't that's judgemental. i am black and i like clothes that are nice looking for me.
You start it by Talking about the animal and why you chose it!
It depends on what you are talking about.
If your talking about humans, No one could tell you that.