Daniel Everett

[@mariadefatimadealmeidabaia9620]

Very interesting talk!

[@almeritameri3394]

Thanks! Good job!

[@B41988]

Is there a significance in the differing spellings: "semeiosis" vs "semiosis" ? I have seen each in more than one instance; just curious. Thank you--

[@suranumitu7734]

The original Greek word is spelled σημεῖον (sēmeîon, meaning mark or sign), in which the letters εῖ (eî) are pronounced as a single long vowel sound. That's why some people transcribe it more or less letter by letter, while others chose a more phonetic transcription.

[@B41988]

@@suranumitu7734 Right on... diphthongs will be diphthongs! Thank you~~ :)

[@a.comensoli1877]

Nao teria uma possibilidade de ter a legenda em portugues ? Eu gostaria muito de escutar.

[@bobaldo2339]

Since we know that Homo Sapiens Sapiens bred with Neanderthals and Denisovans on many, or at least several, occasions, I think it is quite likely that a bit of one or several Neanderthal and Denisovan languages were known by some modern humans - and vice versa.

[@suminiky]

Wonderful!

[@janbernkopf810]

Piraha in gipsy language means : we will go