What is the oldest language in the world?

What is the oldest language in the world? This seems to be a simple and straightforward question. But it is not that simple at all. And before answering, it is necessary to know: what do you mean when you say "the oldest language"?
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[@Multistan._]

I'm Very proud to say that my mother tongue is TAMIL 💥

[@muraliv8780]

தமிழ் I LOVE YOU ரோஸ் மேரி 30 ரோஸ் மேரி

[@kingindia8486]

Me hindi hu mujhe learn is totamil difficult right

[@justsomeguywithnobrain8637]

Naanum❤️❤️

[@techtv2505]

@@kingindia8486 no I'm proud that my mother tongue is tamil

[@gnanasekar5901]

Hindi hai tho kya huva Tamil ache language h jaldi samj aaajayga araam se

[@youtubeuser9938]

Im a Malayali, from kerala india.. and my language malayalam originated from tamil.. proud to be an indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@selvarajt1660]

I'm a tamil

[@Hahatamiloffical]

🔥

[@dinudeenudinesh]

Sirappu

[@NomadicNaturePhotographer]

Your Language is a most fascinating one - I had studied a tiny little bit of it back on 2007. Had noticed quite a few *ASTONISHING* similarities between Malayalam (as well as Telugu!!) and Hungarian; up to a level we might consider talking of a Finno-DRAVIDO-Ugric Language Family.

[@laique8797]

Not from Tamil. Modern Tamil and Malayalam are siblings of Proto-Tamil. Both Malayalam and Tamil have independent archaic to Proto Tamil. Malayalam acquired the Classical language status from Government of India as it proved it is an independent language for more than last 1500years... Just because the name is same it doesn't prove it is the Father/mother. instagram.com/p/CN2MlZOMZx8/?igshid=lndmicrlkzw0

[@Priyasmoments]

Tamil! It’s our mother language. So proud to speak in tamil. Shout loud it’s “Thamizh”

[@victoremman4639]

I work on phone meaning, the cradle of all language, isolated phones. I identify the afro-semitic ع a strong guttural sound as the oldest human word and meaning : to see. The Th sound means Related to, the M is also a very old phone, and means the materiality, the matter, and keep tis meaning in all languages. I need to heard the word Thamizh, to identify which semitic sound is related. The semitic ظ is closed to an Zh, or the ض.

[@victoremman3089]

@@Somniator7 No, I told about Afro-semitic. Not asian languages and their set of phones. Ask if you don't know. lol, it's obvious you congratulated yourself in youtube.

[@victoremman4639]

@@Somniator7 Don't add arrogance and vanity to ignorance. See what is Hamit-semitic. You are confused. I make linguistic investigation, you are lost with the words : Ham is an older hamito-semitic concept link to the Warm, so the color, black one. Find a way to the serious study young guy.

[@victoremman4639]

@@Somniator7 So ridiculous your circus. ahahaha. Your noise is empty...of sens.

[@FebruaryHas30Days]

My engzhish is not zheazhzhy good, sozhzhy

[@dillonmohamed1]

From the time I started seeing videos claiming that this or that language is the oldest language in the world, the questions and analyses you gave are pretty much what came to my mind. I also once considered that the oldest living language might have come from the Khoe San people based on genetics but again, who knows what changes took place and when? Excellent video 👌🏽💯

[@pawannfcb]

I am from Maharashtra , India 🇮🇳 I am Marathi Speaker but still proud of Tamil ❤️. I dont know Tamil but i am proud that a Indian language is oldest and Beautiful language ❤️🇮🇳 Edit : Maharashtra don't come in North India so don't call us North Indians we are from WEST and we all are Indians first ❤️🇮🇳☮️

[@vigneshernesto91356]

❤️

[@neetdiagramacticlearning4173]

Nice to here this from a north Indian!!!

[@sivaprakash-dh9lj]

❤❤❤

[@pradhanduet9754]

Same

[@mstnvideos1080]

❤❤❤

[@harikumarparamashuaran]

My mother tongue is Tamil, I fluent speaking tamil and I'm from Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@jennyleesiewmee7664]

Grammar: You speak Tamil fluently.

[@bob-wy2tf]

Selamat pagi la deii

[@bob-wy2tf]

@@jennyleesiewmee7664 Are you Chinese?

[@0164677463]

Hi Malaysian... I can speak Tamil too... but mostly Bahasa Kasar... Hihi..hihi... sbb senang nak ingat... 🤭

[@bob-wy2tf]

@@0164677463 Ok macha

[@adolfoevangelista4933]

I loved that you havent given an answer,but instead youve raised questions and shown us that what moves us forward is asking questions, not only answering them.And we cant take anything for granted,like: who Said they' ve reconstruted PIE correctly??Awesome, love your approach!

[@ursodermatt8809]

well, she said exactly nothing

[@martinespinomusic]

Thank you Julie excellent work

[@psych.abishai6299]

99% comments were about Tamil and Tamilians ❤❤ I'm too a Tamilian ❤

[@spinach7759]

@Adam Eliasi some idiots like u ll think so.. Damn it represents that we love our language a lot more than other people do. Not only me..but 7.5 crore people in Tamilnadu love their language the most. Our language and culture is our first priority. No matter what.. we have preserved the oldest language till now and gave the title "oldest living language" and we will make sure it persists. Thats our bond with our mother tongue (தாய் மொழி)

[@bob-wy2tf]

@Adam Eliasi Ola ola ola..... Ola olama

[@aliimran2485]

@Adam Eliasi so whatt you mean ?? About Tamil

[@spinach7759]

@Adam Eliasi I see. Thats good. But ya just I mentioned we lov our language

[@user-zg2ou3gv2x]

I'm Assamese viewer

[@IamShrikantTyagi]

This comment has been deleted as I didn't realise people will fight to death here on Sanskrit vs Tamil. I regret that I did it casually one day and then i came back here few months later and whoa....people are trying to prove something that can't be proved and doesn't even matter. Why so much hatred guys?

[@navedhasan4632]

Respect.

[@giniyan2662]

We all are Tamil once..

[@lovepainmusic]

@@giniyan2662 Nope we are Aaryan not Tamil or Dravidian

[@donradcliffe3064]

@@lovepainmusic as a tamilan i accept this fact 💯

[@bala9257]

Good one. 😊

[@alanh.7668]

Fasinating topic. This is the first of your videos I've seen and I subscribed right away.👍👍

[@Vayu_Aksh]

India is the origin of speech,the human speech, I don't know who is oldest tamil or sanskrit there is always the debate but i am proud of our tamil brothrfs love from uttar pradesh india😊😊😊

[@andreamessiasgomes7118]

No!

[@baberos8834]

@@andreamessiasgomes7118 this is false you need to be educated before declaring that

[@saumyasinha8447]

I am a hindi speaker and am thinking to learn Tamil .

[@wappaya3712]

All the best

[@jenkinsj9224]

I speak Tamil and I'm trying to learn Hindi😊

[@shankaranarayanan9730]

நன்றி 🙏 Thanks 🙏

[@jegantharaja]

Good, to hear some want to learned hindi, I can speak fluent

[@venkateshvenkat8752]

My best wishes

[@bhawnayadav9190]

i m an indian army officer , belong to haryana state (northern india) my brothers from southern India are like the most intelligent people any nation can have the 4 states andra , tamil Nadu, Kerala ,and Karnataka are very wealthy in terms of culture , brains , and money everything and i m proud of them ☺️☺️☺️

[@shankaranarayanan9730]

நன்றி 🙏 Thanks 🙏

[@suryar3641]

❤️❤️❤️

[@ajithkumarp.padayachee8360]

Thanks brother 💙 love from Tamil!!

[@balablitz]

Thanks brother. 🙏

[@josenavas9968]

Sir interesting thoughts. Origin of language is particular to the region where one lives

[@firasalatiyat866]

I like your delivery style. Natural sweetness elements all over. Keep it up!

[@zhaghaan]

Unbiased and factual analysis! As for the question of whether an ancient language and its modern counterpart could be considered the same language, I use this analogy of Ship of Theseus - we start with the old version and gradually change to the modern version, and at every point of time in between the language is the same X or Y, however, at considerable intervals, there are considerable changes!

[@AshokKumar-my6wl]

நண்பர்களே இந்த பதிவி முழுவதும் தமிழனின் கருத்து தான் அனைத்து நண்பர்களுகும் லைக் கொடுத்து என் விரல்கள் வலிக்கிறது

[@lyceanleads1101]

செம்ம போங்க

[@rahuln8605]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4q3k5l4ZdqaapI Age of all major languages in the world

[@t.esakkiammal4094]

🤣

[@ilanthiraiyantamilan2048]

unmαídα

[@pravinsmart]

எனக்கும் தான் இருந்தாலும் வீழ்வது நாமாயினும் வாழ்வது தமிழாகட்டும்!

[@anandis.s7413]

I am from kerala. And my mother tongue is malayalam. I love my language. But I love tamil too. I feel like its my sibling language and I love thamizh people tooo😍🥰🥰

[@ram3950]

Tamil is mother language of Malayamm, Telugu, Kannada we are Dravidian

[@vasanthasrikantha6512]

Cheras is one of the early Tamils than the Indo-Aryan invasion and sanskritising became a fashion but still spoken Malayalam is still very much tamil

[@user-ed6ep5io8e]

@@ram3950 no we are tamizlhan

[@kiruthikas6455]

@@vasanthasrikantha6512 are you Even serious right now? 🤷🏻

[@pattabiraman1354]

We are Machans.. 😁😁

[@mirekbiek534]

I am so glad that I have found your YT channel. Languages are one of my hobbies.

[@user-hx2bw3ey6s]

Same here

[@tzafas2]

Thank you for your videos Julie!

[@tamilmoviemydreamscenes5060]

என் மரபனு தமிழர் வழி இல்லை என்றால் மரணித்து மறுபடி பிறப்பேன் தமிழனாக.... தமிழன் என்று சொல்லடா தலை நிமிர்ந்து நில்லடா 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@PhysicsMosses]

😍

[@gunasekarkrishnan4947]

Not this era ji cooperate world our native assets has been plucked by co operates and ruling govt useless fellows

[@gunasekarkrishnan4947]

Not this era ji cooperate world our native assets has been plucked by co operates and ruling govt useless fellows

[@karthigaming888]

Super brother

[@top10-bestofbest31]

which is the oldest language? see in our channel nanu tamil than

[@schoolkid1809]

Poodu 😂👊💥 90% Comments are from Tamilans 🔥

[@PankajKumar-vt5wd]

And they got converted for a rice bag.....more churches and mosques than temple....vanishing culture and lingua

[@eyesofjaguar]

@@PankajKumar-vt5wd If yes. who made them to convert for rice bag. If someone offer rice bag and ask you to convert to their religion do you agree ? No one will agree. Then think about this. who put them in starvation. why those peaple couldnt cover their bodies. who restricted to walk those people on uppercast people road. who prohibited the education for those people. who stopped them to enter in to temple. why were every tea stall in villages have two type of glasses for these people. Till 100 years before ladies should nt cover their breast do you know that. do you know the answer. If know please be silent. if dnt know please read the history. dnt be a blind. you didnt treat them like a human so they moved where they got the respect for a human. we are the responsibility brother. because of our mistake christianity and islam spreaded.

[@tamilhindu5682]

@@PankajKumar-vt5wd more temples in Tamil nadu .so shut up pani poori

[@OkusTenet]

@@tamilhindu5682 of course more in numbers and even more under govt. restrictions recently

[@AjaySharvesh]

@@OkusTenet Sorry bro, we're under BJP party. So, many temple are got under govt restrictions recently. #Sangi

[@jmjimenez8]

Quite interesting all those "questios, questions" as you say. And I can understand your english pretty well! 😊

[@bierstick]

I LOVE your work.

[@tani0743]

I'm marathi but I live in tamil nadu so that's obvious that I know tamil and I feel proud of it

[@shankaranarayanan9730]

நன்றி 🙏 Thanks 🙏

[@top10-bestofbest31]

which is the oldest language? see in our channel nanu tamil than

[@Govinnu]

Dear Marathi friends, there was an old language derived from Indus valley Tamil known as Maharstri (not the present day Marathi)...Let us find out about Maharashtri language...Most of the Gujarati and Marathi people are long time back (3500 years back ) Tamils only.

[@noodlemissionno.2877]

@@Govinnu hi maharashtri language what do u know about it

[@Govinnu]

@@noodlemissionno.2877 I know only a bit, Maharashtri, and Mahathi languages directly derived from language spoken by the Indus valley people.

[@user-hs2cf6cn2u]

Tamil 🔥 Which is incomparable with any other languages. Great grammar and beauty In the language 🔥 Proud தமிழன்

[@thelonelyregulareggbutitsl2651]

@@flashevolflayor wat happened bastard

[@BENNYJOEL.285]

@Zlatan thalaiva

[@MsPridi]

@@flashevolflayor stomach burning

[@rohanghosh451]

The sweetest language is Bengali😌❤️

[@thelonelyregulareggbutitsl2651]

@@rohanghosh451 ok nice

[@aaltmann]

Great video! You didn't mention Hebrew which is also very old but can still be read and understood by readers of modern Hebrew.

[@romulus62moondust]

Julingo your indepth details are appreciated, bravo

[@ShawnuranUS]

Korean, Japanese has close relation with Tamil. Some people in remote villages of cameroon, Africa speak unaltered Tamil. Lot many more to reveal about Tamil.

[@Lizz_edits_]

@@mraj9002 no u wrong go and see tamil and korean relation history on madan gowri

[@Lizz_edits_]

@Peqrliiq hi friend,i think u not a korean u just live in korea...and do u know tamil nadu princess maried korean prince so she is korean queen...if u wants to know her name?

[@Lizz_edits_]

@@mraj9002 in korean dad is appa in tamil too appa and we call out mom in tamil amma they call Eomma and we call our brother's wife anni they call elder sis in korean is unnie

[@Lizz_edits_]

@@mraj9002 tamil nadu la kanyakumari nu oru idam iruku anga irundha oru ilavarasiya korean nattu ilavaranuku marriage panni andha ilavarasiya korea ku anupichanga avanga kudaye sila tamilargalayum anupichanga avanga anga irundha koreans kitaa tamil la pesi avangaluku kathukoduthurkanga apdidha indha history uruvachu clear ah therinjukkanumna youtube la korea and tamil real story nu podunga

[@acatindisguise]

@Cloudy🦋 clearly you dont know enough because the grammar systems of korean and tamil are almost the same with little differences. the shared vocabulary is around 500 words. i'm speaking as a linguistics student who's studied both korean and tamil... also, if you had actual knowledge of korean, you would not call it "hangul". hangul is the writing system, hanguk-eo is the language. you don't even know this simple thing... get your facts right before you argue in the comments sections lol

[@inbaff928]

Tamil people Extreme love their language ❤

[@acpatel9491]

You can say that forever.

[@navedhasan4632]

@@acpatel9491 nope

[@Northtamilland]

தமிழ்

[@inbaff928]

@@acpatel9491 OK done

[@acpatel9491]

@@navedhasan4632 Ha...! Ha...!

[@bw6138]

Her vast knowledge of multiple languages is amazing!!!

[@culwin]

Amazing information from Wikipedia

[@Wigglex]

@@culwin Art means representing available knowledge in a simple and understandable way, so although the information is available for everyone I don't suppose everyone can produce such a rich content which 1.5 million people watch, this means that it is made well.

[@culwin]

@@Wigglex And I'm sure the fact that she isn't an old fat guy is irrelevant too

[@gradientO]

One of the best on this topic!

[@nitharsanthiyagaraja2530]

I'm a srilankan Tamil.. feeling proud being tamilan... Thank God. If I take reincarnation, i wish to be born to a tamil mother any corner of this world... (I respect all other languages too)

[@JeevaJeeva-ro2hm]

எம் தலைவன் இராவணர் மற்றும் கேப்டன் மேதகு பிரபாகரன் பிறந்த எம் பொன் நாடு , சில அரசியல் நாய்களால் எம் மக்கள் அன்று வீழ்த்தப்பட்டனர் தமிழன் என்பதில் பெருமை கொள்வோம் நண்பரே

[@top10-bestofbest31]

which is the oldest language? see in our channel nanu tamil than

[@shoshoni100]

@@JeevaJeeva-ro2hm essd

[@capricorn9186]

All Indian languages were come from Shiva Sutra..!! Sanskrit is a Vedic language.. And Rishi Agyastha (sage of a Vedic time) was father of Tamil language..

[@shanmathi5747]

கல் தோன்றி மண் தோன்றா காலத்தே முன் தோன்றிய மூத்த குடி தமிழ் குடி தமிழ் மொழி !

[@PhysicsMosses]

😘

[@top10-bestofbest31]

which is the oldest language? see in our channel nanu tamil than

[@Thirukkai-Vaal]

@@top10-bestofbest31nenu tamilaa

[@goldwingerppg5953]

I wouldn’t be surprised if AI was able to eventually figure out the oldest language. My father studied Latin for 10 years and was able to read and speak French, Italian, Spanish and of course English. He was a decoder in the Korean War and had learned to Korean, however, he could understand Korean, but not speak it very well. We were stationed in Japan during the Korean War and he could understand Japanese but not speak it very well either. I have read people who learn to play a musical instrument and read music have an easier time learning another language. My brother is a self taught musician and learned to speak and write Spanish without taking lessons or living in a Spanish speaking country. He did work in a restaurant when he was young with a lot of Spanish speaking people and dated a El Salvadoran women for a couples years, which I’m sure helped him learn Spanish.

[@Thirukkai-Vaal]

Tell your father to learn TAMIL! He’ll get the answers!

[@goldwingerppg5953]

@@Thirukkai-Vaal He died about 15 years ago.

[@Thirukkai-Vaal]

@@goldwingerppg5953 ohh 😔 I’m sorry to hear that 🙏🏾

[@paulhanley5811]

very interesting indeed , your content makes me think , which is a good thing ,thanks ,p

[@AmitSwamy82]

I am karnataka..but i love Tamil language...it's such soothing to hear ...so melodious to ears ...thanks to all my Tamil friends for making me love this language

[@hariharannatarajan5501]

Yeah Tamil is Mother of South Indian languages like Kannada, Telugu and Malayalam 👍

[@basavcreations820]

ಅಣ್ಣ ಕನ್ನಡ ಅದಕ್ಕಿಂತ ಸುಂದರ್ ಕೇಳಲು ಇಂಪಾದ ಮಾತನಾಡಲು ಸರಳ ಕನ್ನಡ ❤💛 ಮೊದ್ಲು ನಿನ್ ಭಾಷೆನ ಪ್ರೀತ್ಸು

[@spacetime4262]

@@hariharannatarajan5501 my Ass .

[@ranger3420]

Bolimagne modlu kannada kali

[@branstark2774]

🙏

[@debashisray7000]

I am a Bengali but I love Tamil culture very much and my childhood best friend is also Tamil. I will definitely learn Tamil.

[@tamiltamil6747]

You Will

[@user-mm3yz8xi1h]

🙏💕

[@enigma1552]

@ஶ்ரீௐ anna

[@rajeshdevnath9177]

60% Tamil peoples Ristedari m shadi krte h. Tumhe ye bhi pasand hoga

[@umashankarshankar3781]

@@rajeshdevnath9177 what is the problem you have there?

[@IronHead92]

Wow my language is the oldest still spoken (Greek/ Hellinica(the H is silent) ) i mean the are some changes of course the way we pronounce words from ancient Greek but we still use ancient Greek words in our Modern language. Wow i knew our language and culture was old but not the oldest language still active today. I thought Chinese and Greek were kinda head to head but didn't know Greek were 600 years earlier than Chinese. Magnificent video, Kudos (also a Greek word ;) ).

[@user-ox5db9pz1l]

World first cultures Lepenski vir, Starcevo, Vinca culture today Serbia. World first industrial revolution ca. 6000 BC. Bronze metallurgy. (BBC History news March 2010) Gordon Childe-The Danube in Prehistory, Jacque Pirenne-Agriculture at Danube Farming start about 6000 BC. Vinca First Calendar start to count years at 5508 BC. Farming wouldn’t be possible without knowledge of calendar. Both development started and developed together. Harald Harman about first cyrillic writings in Vinca culture in 5500 BC so 2000 years before any writings anywhere else on the world. Vinca Iron production 1400 BC. In today English language there is more than 2000 same or similar Serbian words. Names of the Balkan tribes: Pelasgians, Mycenaeans, Etruscan, Wendi, Illiyrians, Dardanians (Troy is here ,not in Turkey Homer wrote sea is freezing in the winter-Panonian sea), Moesians, Dacians, Tracians, Rasci, Celts, Scythians, Sarmatians, Arians, Sea People, Peleset, Philistines, Hittites, Bhrygians, Etruscan. Tribes spread in all directions ……. Wild Greeks arived ~ 1000 BC from Egipt, Hungarian from Asia and Bulgariens from Asia they found culture on the Balkans, writings and language and they mixed with domestic people.

[@CitronCassis]

Can you do a video about the Basque language ? It is the only language in Europe that was not influenced by Latin or another language I think they also have a whistle version of the language (to whistle and discuss in the mountains and be heard over kilometers) Update : I found your video !! 😅

[@TheTwinsLtd]

The whistle language is in the Canary Islands and it is not really a "language" as in fact what they whistle is Spanish "words" that they, somehow, manage to understand through a lot of practice. But mobile phones are "killing" the silbo o silbo gomero. That is the name of the so-called language.

[@Thirukkai-Vaal]

I love to learn about basque language & people as our Tamil Tigers leader mr Pirabakaran once said our freedom struggle is as pure logical & born right as the Basque people 🙏🏾

[@kozetatoska-bu1hf]

Albanian also

[@vishnuv2734]

Tamil language which is more than 10000 years before... Love tamil language and tamilians.. Love from kerala ♥️♥️

[@arunharoon6243]

we tamils love u too malayalis brother🙏🏼❤

[@mbn7843]

Bro tamil nadu ula 3lakh years muunadi a people valuthurukainga 2016 than kanda pudichainga atha

[@keerthana8680]

We love you too 😍😍😍💖

[@mbn7843]

@tanner loehr then type where is first human had lived it will show a village near Chennai, Chennai is in tamil nadu

[@raj-ck7mv]

❤❤தமிழ் வாழ்க❤❤

[@avantikan7537]

Dudes my thumb is paining by giving so much likes... This much love for THAMIZH❤️❤️ தமிழச்சி...

[@Joo_vickey97]

S bro

[@inbaff928]

தமிழச்சி great

[@itsspring4279]

Yes sista💛💛

[@dimityrpetrov6858]

I love your videos ❤️

[@lamename2010]

4:25 where did you get that map from. Cause all the maps that I find for human language families typically split up Sino-Austroneasan Language into multiple blocks. I ask, because Korean not being included stood out to me. With Japonic languages being included, while being considered closer to Korean (even if considered so distant that the closeness comes from loan words, rather than having the same root) than to the rest of the sino/austroneasan languages.

[@vimathaamailsamy1517]

தமிழ் என்பது மொழி அல்ல. எங்களது உயிர். Tamil is not just a language but our soul.

[@lordashik8891]

@Adam Eliasi ombu vro

[@tamilkannan5774]

@Adam Eliasi go and play somewhere kid

[@KPViknesh09]

@Adam Eliasi Good Joke buddy😂😂 😂

[@anuragrsimha]

Kannada is for us, the natives of Karnataka (At least for me, if not many).

[@arulmigunachiyar6290]

@Adam Eliasi ooh chotu, Prakrit is older than Sanskrit

[@sakthiganesh1321]

அகர முதல எழுத்தெல்லாம் ஆதி பகவன் முதற்றே உலகு.

[@spinach7759]

🔥

[@top10-bestofbest31]

Nanum tamil than please support pannuga

[@jessepinkman6404]

Seri sootha moodu

[@Manijkoi]

@@jessepinkman6404 yenda tamil naale ungaluku eriyuthu 🤣

[@jrjoeti1075]

@@Manijkoi telugu bro avan😂😂😂

[@jeremyp7013]

Love listening to you and your content obviously intelligent and interesting

[@levissimard2283]

I love the ideas and questioning. Thank you very much. It seam language influence thought and evolution. Language doesn't stop us from thinking, but it can bias our thoughts. We are influenced by the ideas (true or false) that language conveys, sometimes in a strictly implicit way just because it has or does not have a word to distinguish two concepts.

[@meganaag586]

Tamil is not just our language. It's everything for us. Proud to be a Tamilan

[@arulmigunachiyar6290]

@Adam Eliasi yadhum ore yavarum keelir

[@meganaag586]

@@arulmigunachiyar6290 💯

[@aakashpoudel2971]

Anti Tamil we are.. Because you scolded our mother

[@priyanshusingh2043]

Another mind washed person 😂

[@arulmigunachiyar6290]

@@aakashpoudel2971 nafrat seh nafrat ih hoga Pyaar nahi , bhai sahab

[@wearemariners1889]

I'm a Bengalee my language is bangla. World's most sweetest language. But after hear that Tamil is that oldest language I feel proud as an Indian.🇮🇳💓🙏 Proud to be an Indian.😍🇮🇳

[@shankaranarayanan9730]

நன்றி 🙏 Thanks 🙏

[@user-ro5dh3ut5o]

நன்றி 🙏🙏🙏🙏நண்பா

[@novaprime1166]

Hahah lol I'm more proud to be an tamilan 😎

[@armyforlife96]

@@nikhilkumar-hj8rt omg thats so rude...

[@gonmin8029]

Fake comment

[@kentmerrill8925]

Next time I go back in my time machine I will find out. Good show!!

[@GurdevSingh-yk6og]

Very learned discourse. Thanks.

[@sundaramoorthym4248]

Tamil is oldest living language,. See the evidence KEELADI inscription....

[@gamervenkat803]

@Adam Eliasi fool😂😂

[@gamervenkat803]

@Adam Eliasi world knows tamil is oldest 🤭🤭

[@freetime8847]

@@gamervenkat803 waste of time arguing with u

[@gamervenkat803]

@Adam Eliasi i think u dropped ur brain lol

[@gamervenkat803]

@Adam Eliasi we have evidence not like u😒

[@YuvarajGamer.]

Thamizh is the father, mother grandfather, grandmother of all language. I'm a tamilan and I'm fearless.

[@mrdude9671]

Tamil is the oldest language , but it isn’t the mother of all languages . Due to its geographical position in southern India , its influence remained limited Sanskrit is the mother of all languages (indo-European languages) . However I still believe that Tamil is the oldest language , I am not against it (don’t get me wrong)

[@Manikandan-yo9ph]

@@mrdude9671 your sanskrit is almost died... Tamil is the mother of most of the Indian languages...

[@mrdude9671]

@@Manikandan-yo9ph it almost died because it is old . So according to your logic , if language is almost dead than it is not old ??? 😂

[@Mersal-uj5nh]

@@mrdude9671 even Modi said thamizh is the oldest language when he came to Madurai few months back. Don't really know whether Sanskrit is influenced in West Asia or not but thamizh is been influenced in eastern Asia. Many eastern countries have Thamizh as their official language, ie Singapore, Malaysia. Korean and thamizh as a lot of similar words bez a queen from thamizh Nadu ruled them with love and affection that they still worship her there. No only words, even the kind of food that Koreans eat is similar to that of what we eat.

[@soumyadipmukherjee6627]

@@Mersal-uj5nh seriously sanskrit has influenced more languages than tamil including Armenian khemer pali Vietnamese malaysian all indian languages including modern tamil I'm talking about modern tamil not old tamil etc

[@erichfreeman2756]

I just love the way you elaborated the answers to such a controversial question. To add up to it, I wonder what you can say about the peoples living around the oldest continental formations on the planet: the tepuis, which are table-top mountains that are found in the Guiana Highlands of South America, and where the Cariban language family is live in the indigenous and their languages still exist. I will check if you have addressed such languages. Anyway, would the oldest land of the Earth, and its lost in time original peoples would relate to the oldest language living expressions of humanity? Who knows? How could it be known? Thank you for your so interesting and inspiring videos. Best Regards from Venezuela

[@omega2469]

It is a very complicated subject and some researchers couldn't complete their studies even after 30 years,,, It takes a lot of archeological evidence, languitic studies and other,,, But thank you very much for taking the time and at lest explaining couple of things that are important,,, Good job,,,

[@timelapsetreatment1325]

Feeling extremely proud as a Tamil speaker, And one more thing Tamil is not just a language but also a way of living. The wisdom we get in Tamil culture and Tamil Nadu is priceless. தமிழ்❣️

[@droneacharya6057]

"3000 years ago, a great poet of India, Kaniyan Pungundranar wrote in Tamil the most ancient language of the world "யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளிர்" (Yaadhum Oore Yaavarum Kelir) which means 'We belong to all places, and to everyone'.

[@gokukn2336]

Dr.Abdul kalam also said about this Poet in European Parliment.

[@rasigan46]

@@nothingbuttamil8988 ok what's the age of tholkapiyam

[@nothingbuttamil8988]

@@rasigan46 manikkavum bro thappana info sollitten, comment delete pannitten.

[@TruthSeeker69921]

Why we can find traces of Tamil else where around the world from cameroon to korea to indonesia to malaysia but Hindi language is confined to north india only? This is because originally the dravidians were hunter gatherers and not agriculturists.. the hunter gatherers mindset is to travel around especially using sea/river routes that is how south india established as a spice boulevard thousands of years ago during indus civilisation.. otherwise the aryans are more to agriculturists mindset where they wouldnt travel much but establish a static civilisation jz like in egypt and mesopotamia.. that is why our tamil culture even till today are more prone to hunter gatherer way of life and this culture is kept maintained till today and similarly our hunter gatherers kind of culture which we cud see even in the Palayas with AASI genepool, they were not agriculturists to begin with.. that is why hunter gatherers are more concentrated around the coastal area as out of africa theory suggests the beginning of civilisation started from walking out of africa around Ethiopia where they found the oldest human bones which dates to around 150000 years ago.. so the tamil ppl were more nomadic compared to north indians.. thus the emergence of tamil words else where around the world.. everything can be linked

[@rasigan46]

@@TruthSeeker69921 first of all don't compare Hindi with Tamil..

[@user-jv2dz6jc5j]

Oh?! We never knew the origin of the first spoken!! Very nice and throws light on all languages and their origins. well done Julie.

[@TL735]

Of course Hungarian is the oldest language! :D 1) It remained unique even surrounded by indo-european languages. 2) Most of the vocabulary is the result of evolution from ancient word stems like KöR/GöR -> KöR = circle KeRek = round KeRék = wheel KeRül = gets around KaRol = arms/hugs GöRdül = rolls like a wheel GuRul = rolls lika a ball GöRbe = curve/bent As you can see there is only two word stems in connection between the English counterparts -> CiRcle / CuRve, but both are loanwords from Latin. What about the Tamil language? Could someone do such comparison?

[@sivaramakrishnand2792]

Tamil (தமிழ் )- a language with characterictic like oldest, richest, finest, scientific, blissful, modern, still living etc..

[@Abeturk]

Mak/Mek...(emek)=exertion /process Der-mek= to set the layout by bringing together Dar-mak= to bring about a new order by destroying the old Dür-mek= to roll it up (to make it become a roll) Dör-mek= to rotate on its axis ( törmek=old meaning)-(to stir it , to mix it(current meaning) (döngü)törüş/törüv=tour (törüv-çi=turqui)(tör-geş=turkish)=tourist...(törük halk=mixed people in ownself) Törü-mek=türemek= to get created a new order by joining each other Töre=the order established over time= custom/tradition > (torah=sacred order) (tarih=history) Törü-et-mek=türetmek= to create a new layout by adding them together= to derive (Tör-en-mek)>dörünmek= to rotate oneself /(2. to turn by oneself) (Dörn-mek)>Dönmek= to turn oneself (Dön-der-mek)>döndürmek= to turn something (Dön-eş-mek)>dönüşmek= to turn (altogether) to something (Dön-eş-der-mek)>dönüştürmek= to convert/ to transform simple wide tense for positive sentences Var-mak= to arrive (for the thick voiced words) (positive suffixes)=(Ar-ır-ur) Er-mek= to get (at) (for the subtle voiced words) (positive suffixes)=(Er-ir-ür) for negative sentences Ma=not Bas-mak= to dwell on /tread on (bas git= ~leave and go) Maz=(negativity suffix)=(ma-bas) =(No pass)=Na pas=not to dwell on > vaz geç= give up (for the thick voiced words) Ez-mek= to crush (ez geç= ~think nothing about) Mez=(negativity suffix)=(ma-ez) =(No crush)=doesn't > es geç = skip (for the subtle voiced words) Tan= the dawn Tanımak= to recognize (~to get the differences of) (Tanı-ma-bas)= tanımaz= ~doesn't recognize (Tanı-et-ma-bas)= tanıtmaz= doesn't make it get recognized (Tanı-en-ma-bas)= tanınmaz= doesn't inform about oneself (doesn't get known by any) (Tanı-eş-ma-bas)= tanışmaz= doesn't get known each other Tanışmak= to get to know each other =(~to meet first time) Danışmak= to get information from each other Uç=~ top point (Uç-mak)= to fly (Uç-a-var)= Uçar=it flies (arrives at flying) (Uç-ma-bas)= uçmaz= doesn't fly (~gives up flying) (Uç-der-ma-bas)=(uçturmaz)=uçurmaz= doesnt fly it (doesn't make it fly) (Uç-eş-ma-bas)=uçuşmaz= doesn't (all)together fly (Uç-al-ma-bas)=uçulmaz= doesn't get being flied Su=water (Suv)=fluent-flowing (suvu)=Sıvı=fluid, liquid Suv-mak=~ to make it flow onwards/upward (>sıvamak) Suy-mak=~ to make it flow over Süv-mek=~ to make it flow inwards Sür-mek=~ to make it flow on something Suv-up =liquefied=(soup) Sür-up(shurup)=syrup Suruppah(chorba)=soup Suruppat(sherbet)=sorbet sharap=wine mashrubat=beverage (Süp-mek)=~ to make it flow outwards (süp-der-mek>süptürmek)>süpürmek=to sweep Say-mak=~ to make it flow one by one (from the mind) = ~ to count ~ to deem (sayı=number) (bilgisayar=computer) Söy-mek=~ to make it flow from the mind (Söy-le-mek= to make the sentences flowing through the mind =~to say, ~to tell ) Sev-mek=~ to make it flow from the mind (to the heart) = to love Söv-mek=~ call names (to say whatever's on own mind) Süy-mek=~ to make it flow from inside (süyüt) =Süt= milk Soy-mak=~ to make it flow over it/him/her ( to peel, ~to strip, ~to rob ) (Soy-en-mak)>soyunmak=to undress (Sıy-der-mak)>sıyırmak= skimming, ~skinning Siy-mek=~ to make it flow downwards =to pee Siyitik>Sidik= urine Süz-mek=~ to make it lightly flow from up to downwards (~to filter, strain out) Sez-mek=~ to make it lightly flow into the mind (~to perceive, to intuit) Sız-mak=~ to get flowed slightly/slowly (~to infiltrate) Sun-mak= to extend it forwards (presentation, exhibition, to serve up) Sün-mek=to expand reaching outwards (sünger=sponge) Sın-mak=to reach by extending upwards or forwards Sin-mek=to shrink (oneself) by getting down or back (to lurk, to hide onself) Sön-mek=to get decreased by getting out or in oneself (to be extinguished) Sağ-mak= ~ to make it's poured down (Sağanak=downpour) (sağ-en-mak)>sağınmak=~ to make oneself poured from thought into emotions (Sağn-mak)>San-mak= ~ to make it pour from thought to idea (to arrive at the idea) Sav-mak=~ to make it pour outwards (2.>put forward- set forth in) (sağan)=Sahan=the container to pour water (Sav-der-mak)>(savdurmak)> savurmak (Sav-der-al-mak)>(savurulmak)> savrulmak=to get scattered/driven away (Sav-en-mak)>savunmak=to defend (Sav-en-al-mak)>savunulmak=to get being defended (Sav-eş-mak)1.>savaşmak=to pour blood / to shed each other's blood (savaş= the war) 2.savuşmak=to get spilled around.(altogether-downright)=(sıvışmak=~running away in fear)

[@phoenixtamilan2960]

PODA LOOSU PUNDA, TAMIL AMMA NA, SAMASKRITHAM APPA DA THAAYOLI ................. THATS WHY AVVAIYAAR SAID, ANNAI (TAMIL) YUM PITHA (SANSKRIT) VUM MUNNARI THEIVAM !! ARA MENTAL PUNDA

[@staypeacebro]

Tamil is not just a language for us 💛 we Tamilans worship to the language "Tamil" as "Tamil Thaai" Which means to a mother to us 😌

[@deepb249]

Fool get a job taking nonsense like this us just ego time pass

[@stevbutterfly1236]

My language frist in Papua new guinea

[@indianlad23]

Same with Malayalam too, worshipped as "Kairali Devi"

[@shamimmohamed2843]

Thaii moli

[@KygoCalvinHarris-xu4kv]

​@@stevbutterfly1236but population is low So is summer and latin

[@linuxpython935]

I thought the "Out of Africa" theory has already been proven to be wrong for a while?

[@sanmatteo12]

Hungarian - our language is so original, nobody understands us, yet we find so many brother and sister languages all around the world. We are a big mystery. 🙂

[@galimre63]

Mondjon valaki még egy olyan nyelvet, amelynek verseit ötszáz év után is fordítás, vagy magyarázat nélkül olvassa bárki. Szerintem ilyen csak a magyar nyelv.

[@HesseJamez]

You have Ugric relatives in Finland & Sibiria, what about the lonesome Basques? They are the real aliens.

[@larrywest42]

​​@@galimre63well, "El ingenioso hidalgo don Quixote de la Mancha", by Cervantes, from 1605 C.E., is close, though prose. It's largely comprehensible to modern Spanish speakers, although the cultural references are probably obscure. And Shakespeare wrote at about the same time, poems (sonnets) included, though, in addition to the culture, the language has evolved so much that few readers can grasp all of the details (and, in the plays, jokes) without footnotes. How is Hungarian different? Has the language really changed that little in 5 centuries? --- And I wonder about Persian (Farsi/Dari/Tajiki), which dates back over 1,000 years, but I don't know whether modern readers can really understand the original texts from Rudaki, for example. And of course, Arabic, Japanese, and Chinese have literature stretching back well before 500 years ago, but I don't know how legible the original forms are to modern readers.

[@galimre63]

@@larrywest42 Nem tudom, csak feltételeztem. 🙂 Egy nyelv nem fejlődik, hanem változik. A Kárpát-medence elzárt terület volt, talán ezért nem változott az évszázadok alatt olyan sokat. A perzsa, vagy japán nyelv is régi, de a népek átjárasa miatt mára már nagyon megváltozott.

[@rejoram1912]

🏹 CHERA 🐅CHOLA 🐟PANDIYA மண்ணில் பிறந்தவர்கள் நாங்கள் என்றும் தமிழ் எதிலும் தமிழ் Proud to say born in tamil

[@muraliv8780]

"கல் தோன்றா மண் தோன்றா காலத்து வாளோடு முன் தோன்றிய மூத்த குடி தமிழ் .... EPPADI IDTHU MUDIUM .... LOSSU PUNDAI

[@krishnamoorthy3806]

சேரன் எங்கே நம்ம கூட இருக்காங்க?

[@ramumoorthy3932]

@@krishnamoorthy3806 ஒரு காலத்தில் தமிழ் மொழி பேசியவர்கள் தான்.

[@nitin7218]

@@muraliv8780 Edhukku eduthalum bad words dhaan use pannuvinga le. Mela neenga sonnadhukku actual meaning, first orginated language was Tamil. To make it more dramatic, they added things like, " before stones, before sands, there originated Tamil "; the real meaning was dramatised and hyped for the people to be awestruck and remember ( for example would you remember Rajini if it wasn't for his dramatic sigar catching skills ). It's real meaning goes like " before constructions from stones and sands, humans spoke Tamil.

[@nitin7218]

@@krishnamoorthy3806 Ippo kerala va irukkuradhu dhaan cheera desam. They were close friends of pandias and spoke the same tongue, theirs branched and evolved differently after the final chola era.

[@jeasonxavier6559]

I am from kerala. I think that TAMIL is the oldest language🔥

[@shahenshah_srijith9602]

Adhey thamizh aanu aadhyam vannadhu

[@plmnjioqazzsw7962]

There is a difference between language and script . Sanskrit is the oldest language . And tamil script is the oldest script still in use .

[@maiyalaganu3299]

@@plmnjioqazzsw7962 proof.... Buddy

[@kanojiasundeep]

Sanskrit is older than Tamil language. Tamil language learnned first Agastya reshi by Shiv. Before what language they talk? Only Sanskrit. Sanskrit language is a perfect language proved by scientist. Tamil languages and not complete and perfect language. All South Indians name are Sanskrit or Hindi names not Tamil, Evan there rituals rhythm are is like a Sanskrit. All gods name are Sanskrit name, even they use Hindi Sanskrit words for their daily conversation. Shiv Sanskrit name aur Tamil name. Why Sri Lanka name is Sanskrit,oldest name of Sri Lanka. Open challenge if someone say Tamil is oldest language than Sanskrit, I can prove.

[@maiyalaganu3299]

@@kanojiasundeep hahaha why scentist sunny Leone ah. Don't believe in stories.. Agastua came much later

[@susobhanbanerjee2896]

Nice explanation, will you make a video on how the ancient language s were being spoken

[@solifugus]

I keep re-watching this video because the question has long interested me. Another way to look at language is functional--irrespective of any vocal or written form. That is, what are the set of semantics behind the ever-changing verbal tokens? These must be far more influential memes that the verbal tokens that are used to represent them. For example, when the concept of "if .. then .." was invented, people (or pre-people) must have been able to give each other better directions that would have helped in hunting, fighting, or many other things. Likewise, the concept of ".. else .." would have extended that power, as would "or", "and", and "not". What about "before", "after", "over", etc. And more modern semantics, such as "zero" or "significant" (as in, enough to make a relevant difference). While I am unaware of anyone having researched these things, it seems to me like they would be both easier and more meaningful than the verbal representations of language, which are really just the skins language wears.

[@westleeindian]

Tamil is not only language Our soul.. தமிழ் என் மொழி மட்டும் அல்ல எங்கள் உயிர்...

[@phoenixtamilan2960]

PODA LOOSU PUNDA, TAMIL AMMA NA, SAMASKRITHAM APPA DA THAAYOLI ................. THATS WHY AVVAIYAAR SAID, ANNAI (TAMIL) YUM PITHA (SANSKRIT) VUM MUNNARI THEIVAM !! ARA MENTAL PUNDA

[@kesavankesavan9999]

கடைசியாக எந்த மொழி பழையது என்று சொன்னால் அவள் ஒண்ணு மே புரியலை

[@Variouscartoontopic]

@நம்மாழவர்Apo sethu po edhuku uyiroda irukka?

[@kesavankesavan9999]

@நம்மாழவர் Apo Andra karnataka odi poidu

[@gamerandsportstech4696]

Iam a tamilan proud. To be a Tamil guy

[@Alex-dh2cx]

Tamil is the oldest dravidian language, but written attestations of it are only about as old as greek written records. We just know it's older than other languages like telugu due to archaic bits in the language from what is expected in proto-dravidian. Sort of like how lithuanian shows signs of being extremely old in the indo-european language family. The oldest living language we have written records of is egyptian which we find the first written sentences in the 4th millenium, the early 4th millenium, almost 4700 years ago. Modern coptic uses a different alphabet than ancient egyptians, but most of its vocabulary comes from ancient Egyptian, with only a small amount of borrowed greek words.

[@MrBongars]

A very interesting channel. Very smart and articulate host.

[@boomeruncle]

Wherever language videos in youtube Tamilans are like "lets assemble" 😂

[@kishore3567]

Yeah bro😂😂 But we saved our language from extinction where no other language did...❤️

[@nelsonrajr8918]

தமிழகத்திலிருந்து கமென்ட் செய்கிறேன் ❤️

[@muraliv8780]

உங்கள் பெயர் தமிழ் என்றாலும்

[@selvamthiagarajan8152]

நலம் வாழ என் வாழ்த்துக்கள்.

[@ManisJoy]

தமிழ்நாடு என்பதே சரி

[@muraliv8780]

தமிழ்நாடு

[@StephiSensei26]

Brilliant!

[@vidirorn]

Great video. If we go by the ,, how far back" could you understand. Then the icelandic language is a pretty good start. I might be not be impartial as a native icelandic speaker. But I, a non scholar in languages can read and understand 1000 year old text in old norse( basically icelandic). So apart from a little pronunciations differences and the fact its a bit more poetic (probably so to merit writing down). And also because I am able to read these text that have not changed in my language, I find as a student in England when for fun we looked at old english, I had by far better understanding of the text than a current english speaker.

[@SKaran-rn8um]

Iam Srilankan Tamil. I really proud to speak Tamil. தமிழன்டா!!!!

[@top10-bestofbest31]

which is the oldest language? see in our channel nanu tamil than

[@the_eelam_rapunzel]

ayeeee yess eelam tamil forever ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@gsgamers5849]

If your sinhala plz don't say that you are tamil

[@deadschool6593]

If you are saying that you are srilankan , The means you are not Tamil, Tamil is an Indian language, not Sri Lankan language, Sinhala is your mother tongue then !!

[@deadschool6593]

@David Bala He is a Migrant then , Tamil is not a Sri Lankan language through !!

[@sruthisweetie2448]

I love my language tamil❤️ Very oldest language in world🌍 I really proud to say I am tamilan 👍😊😊😊❤️

[@marshalofod1413]

Did you even watch the video? Nowhere did it say Tamil was the oldest language in the world. Not even close. Tamil is ONE of the oldest WRITTEN languages, but FAR from one of the oldest spoken languages...

[@str6867]

@@marshalofod1413 Tamil is also one of the oldest language... Malayalam ,Telugu are derived from old dravidian Tamil ...even,Korean ,Indonesian having the similar words to tamils...and in Africa,some of the village tribe peaple still speaking in Tamil...and tamil is a official national Language of Singapore,Malaysia ...And the Korean queen is also a Tamil girl from Kanyakumari Tamilnadu.(old aytya)....go and read history...

[@top10-bestofbest31]

which is the oldest language? see in our channel nanu tamil than

[@manuelcisneroscastro4401]

You clearly DID'T pay attention to the explanation of this specialist, did you?

[@diegoolivares8933]

@@str6867 Yeah, that can be explained with one word: loanwords. Also, the homeland of Dravidian languages probably was in India, meaning that Tamil spoken in Singapore was probably because of a migration of Dravidian peoples who spoke Tamil not too long ago.

[@questor5189]

A very honest and objective approach JuLingo. Thank you for this overview. According to my research, Sumerian slightly pre-dates Akkadian, yet the Semitic languages branch from Akkadian instead of Sumerian. With Sanskrit and Tamil and the isolated African language you highlighted in your video we have evidence that language origination among diverse cultures is very ancient. Some people believe Hebrew is the oldest language in the world, perhaps even the language of Adam and Eve. Yet Paleo-Hebrew branched off from Akkadian or Proto-Semitic around the time of Eber and Peleg, Genesis 10:25. Consequently, if the Earth was of one language as stated in Genesis 11:1, this unknown language must pre-date both Akkadian and Sumerian, Sanskrit and Tamil. The only other explanation I can come up with (in order to maintain the integrity of sacred scripture) is that the verse in question is referring to the region of the Earth within the vicinity of the Tower of Babel, but not planet Earth in its' entirety.

[@jamescoffey5225]

The written form of Ancient Chinese is approximately 10,000 yrs. old. Proto-Australian was spoken 10,000 years ago. I would look for the "Regis Philbin' final answer' " in a primal people (such as the Australian Aborigines) somewhere on the planet. For example, the Australian Aboriginal peoples comprised of approximately 500 different tribes each with its own language have been around 45,000 years or longer. 😊😊

[@wartamilan3128]

Any proof😂

[@seriousjack1]

Chinese people have a history of forging lies to create a sense of identity and feel superior. Those people actually say they are not homo sapiens. They branched off and are different from everyone else. I don’t believe anything that comes out of China historically.

[@UBASHREEHARIM]

உலகின் முதல் மொழி, உலகின் மூத்த மொழி எங்கள் தமிழ் மொழியே ஆகும் ❤️❤️❤️

[@top10-bestofbest31]

Nanu tamil than🔥

[@RameshBabu-jx7bh]

உண்மை நண்பா

[@kowsalyamoorthy2115]

Namba Tamil mozhi

[@top10-bestofbest31]

@@kowsalyamoorthy2115 yes nanu tamil thaan see our channel for top 10 oldest langauges

[@prav.12]

Tamil is not only a language it's an emotion. You can feel it while speaking 100%.

[@endangeredcreator5050]

😂😂😂

[@gagaden.]

So does the other language. This opinion is f dumb.

[@jdnaveen321]

Sari da punda

[@prav.12]

@@jdnaveen321 thiravida punda mavane poi stalinda kotaya soopu

[@jdnaveen321]

@@prav.12 idha idha dhana pa edhur paathan namma tamil is an emotion da 😂

[@Anzar_riffi]

@julingo what about North Africa. The native language Tamazight has been a written language, on and off, for almost 3000 years (if not more); however, this tradition has been frequently disrupted by various invasions. It was first written in the Tifinagh alphabet. And the natives have now reintroduced the alphabet (neo-Tifinagh). And is has now been acknowledged as an official language with the writing system in Morocco and Algeria. Also the oldest modern human finds were found in this region (Morocco). Any thoughts on this ?

[@jozsefvuts8396]

It might be worth looking into the language called these days `magyar` (Hungarian). An extremely refined, organic and complete language with no gender for words and spoken only by ca. 15 million people. It also has a kind of a runic alphabet similar to the Sumerian and ancient Egyptian, which pre-dates the current latin alphabet.

[@CREATIVEINTELLIGENCEYTCHANNEL]

The mother can't be destroyed by their own sons Like that tamil can't be destroyed by any thing... Live long mother tamil

[@top10-bestofbest31]

which is the oldest language? see in our channel nanu tamil than

[@user-nc1fi3zx7r]

@@top10-bestofbest31 Sanskrit is the first language

[@lordnehmi5890]

@Jack Fruit yeah Europeans (or Aryan) migrated to the east in the Indian subcontinent and brought with them the roots of Vedas and vedic language sanskrit. But that doesn't in any way prove or disprove sankrit being the oldest language. So why

[@CREATIVEINTELLIGENCEYTCHANNEL]

@SIDDHAARTH MANIAN Malayalam is a Dravidian language and most of the dravidian language words are adopted from Tamil, did you have any doubt about this just google and see the magic. Anyways we don't see languages separately because all the southern languages are comes in the category of dravidian family and mother for this family is considered as Tamil...

[@CREATIVEINTELLIGENCEYTCHANNEL]

@SIDDHAARTH MANIAN Then it can't be said as a pure language

[@mohamedthoufiq5717]

நான் தமிழன் என்பதில் எனக்கு மிகவும் பெருமையாக இருக்கிறது வாழ்க தமிழ் வளர்க தமிழ்.❤️ Proud to a tamizhan.🥰

[@prabaharanramasamy9420]

Fantastic dear. Only with deep and open minded research and studies will lead to this level understanding. The changes, evolution and transformation for better are imminent. The sounds, noise, facial and body language, were originated and gradually evolved into what we are hearing now. This process keep going. Humans may research history of their languages, however animal kingdom has contributed a lot for mankind many aspects. 🙏

[@ramprasadgurung940]

It's great pleasure to get knowledge from this top notch scholar.if you Don't mind how long ago have you done yours PhD?Thank you.

[@ArattaTube]

Cash in Tamil is Kaasu (காசு). Speech in Tamil is Pechu (பேச்சு). Word in Tamil is Vaarthai (வார்த்தை). Letter in Tamil is Eluthu (எழுத்து). Tree in Tamil is Taru (தரு). Brow in Tamil is Puruvam (புருவம்). Mango in Tamil is Maangaai (மாங்காய்). Snake in Tamil is Nakam (நாகம்). Mind in Tamil is Manam (மனம்). Knee in Tamil is Kanu (கனு). Orange in Tamil is Naarange (நாரங்கி). Teak in Tamil is Teaku (தேக்கு)... All similar sounding words...

[@balasubarmanibalu8198]

Yes it's true

[@primeparadise]

One from ondru Two from erandu Three from thirisulam or thirikadugam

[@Mersal-uj5nh]

Is word sugar also came from thamizh , seems like I have read it somewhere🤔. Can anyone confirm it ?

[@primeparadise]

@@Mersal-uj5nh may be Sakkarai Sakkar Sugar

[@user-vx2pt6ox7v]

தெறி நண்பா..❤️

[@madhivannan5432]

நான் தமிழனாக பிறந்ததில்❤️ இந்த தருணத்தில் ❤️ மிகவும் பெருமைப்படுகிறேன் 🙏👍

[@skepticalfaith5201]

Your mention Linear B, but isn’t the bronze disc found in Crete (Linear A) the oldest example of written language?

[@eloquentsarcasm]

Linguistics has always fascinated me, finding the root sounds and words that link us together thru thousands of years of history. Afrikaans in particular has always been interesting to me, as you can hear the Dutch/German/Spanish/etc. influences in the tones and emphasis on certain words/syllables. A simple word like "Night" sounds so similar in Latin/Spanish/German. Just found your channel, and it's been amazing so far, keep it up!

[@shuaibSamadAli68]

Tamil... amma is mother... this is the closest sound that a baby sounds soon after its born.... Kaakaa is crow... thats the sound it makes....when a man sees a crow for the first time and thats the name he will be using to identify it...

[@TecRox-]

பிற மொழி துணை இல்லாமல் இயங்கும் ஒரே மொழி என் தாய்மொழி தமிழ் ஒன்றே...❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🇮🇳

[@Arjun-di7bi]

Then what about the words which came from Sanskrit

[@sriram-wm7do]

@@Arjun-di7bi sanskrit stole words from tamil

[@samyakchhajed]

@@sriram-wm7do Okay so you are telling me that the Aryans killed some Dravidians to take Indus Valley and Harappa, and they let all the others live peacefully and even let them be wealthy. Not only this, they even adopted their religion. If Aryan theory was true, they would have eradicated all the Dravidians or would have made them all slaves but neither of this is true as we have evidences for it like the Chola, and other kingdoms.

[@martinluisluis717]

@@Arjun-di7bi bruh Tamizh first human language .sanskrit second language don’t be jealous I know you are North Indian

[@harshavarthan1395]

@@Arjun-di7bi vanakkam in tamil namaskaram in sanskrit without sanskrit tamil can function

[@jasonmoore-tv2mr]

Would it be possible to find something older than Sumerian in Tucson Arizona as far as I'm concerned I'm seeing symbols that are hieroglyphic pictographs in order like a sentence

[@siavashnasseri]

You may search about Aratta Civilisation . Aratta is described as follows in Sumerian literature: It is a fabulously wealthy place full of gold, silver, lapis lazuli and other precious materials, as well as the artisans to craft them. It is remote and difficult to reach. It is home to the goddess Inana, who transfers her allegiance from Aratta to Uruk. It is conquered by Enmerkar of Uruk. And research on those oldest cities such as Jiruft , Burnt City, Shahdad City,Tepe Bampur, Tepe Yahya or Halil River.

[@muneerbasha2084]

My mother tongue is TAMIZH, I respect & love all languages in the world

[@suryas8314]

Feeling happy comments section filled with name #Tamil #தமிழ் ... Proud

[@VideoGrabaciones2010]

What about euskera (also known as euskara) spoken in northern Spain and southern France? It is also spoken in a few small communities in the USA and Ibero América.

[@tubehepa]

Finnish is thought to have preserved some words almost exactly like they possibly were in the reconstructed Proto-Uralic language (perhaps some 5000 years ago), like kivi for stone and kala for fish.