Which language is the world`s oldest language?
61I believe it is Hebrew. butt i have no evidence to prove it so
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yes your right...
I am sure it is TAMIL.Scientifically TAMIL have the evidence of 10000BC.According to different religious belief the first man were at currently Tamil land.Srilanka,Tamil Nadu in India
Bhagwan save us all!!! Why do we get fooled soo easily. "Aryans" did not come from Europe. "Aryans and Dravidians" - these were created by the British to bring about a divide among Indians. Anciant Indian culture originated on the banks of the great river Saraswati which dried up around 10,000 years ago (refer any peer reviewd Geology Journals). All Indian languages are derived from Sanskrit. Sanskrit is the most perfect language and the language even our most advanced computers understand easily (refer any peer reviewd Information Technology Journals). Sanskrit is grammatically perfect too. Can any other language claim these attributes. PLEASE do not get confused, PLEASE do not be linguistic fanatics. Sanskrit is the oldest, most perfect and be proud that it is the mother of all other languages.
Tamil Is the oldest language and this is for sure
you are all wrong;
it is not Tamil,Sanskrit or Hebrew...
God's language is the oldest!
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maricarbo says:
8 months ago
I think it might be Sanskrit