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Theory of Language

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A little quiz review for theory of language

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A little quiz review for theory of language

by RHIAN LLAGAS
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This suggest that human language evolved from instinctive emotional cries and interjections—such as "ouch" for pain, "oh" for surprise, or gasps of joy and fear.

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It suggests that human speech did not start from practical information or short grunts, but from the musical, emotional, and playful sounds of love, joy, and humming.

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When early ancestors imitated natural sounds and animal cries in their environment, turning echoic noises like "bow-wow," "splash," or "boom" into the first shared words.

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It suggests that human language originated from an instinctive, natural harmony between the sounds we make and the objects or concepts they represent

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when early humans engaged in joint efforts, they emitted grunts, groans, and rhythmic chants to synchronize their movements and coordinate their efforts. Over time, these collaborative sounds supposedly evolved into meaningful words and language

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