Oldest languages in the world: Comparison

This video shows us the age of over 50 languages from newest to oldest language including old languages like sumerian, greek, chinese, sanskrit and tamil. Age of all languages shown in this video is mere approximate as its almost impossible to find an language's actual age, lack of historical evidence is also an reason. languages tend to evolve with respect to time making it even worse to find the exact age. Oldest living languages include Tamil, Chinese, Hebrew, lithuanian, armenian and greek

This comparison video is made based on the research we did on internet from various reliable source and the theories of some linguistic anthropologists. We didn't include the claim which lack evidence so the numbers in the video may change in future as new evidences of languages get discovered. Sorry if we failed to include some languages which deserve to be in the list.

NOTE: There is nothing called "oldest language" in this world because every language evolved from some Older root language which makes every language oldest in the world. This list just reflect the information lying in the internet and we didn't make up any of those numbers

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edit 1: Hindi is older than urdu aged between 700-1000 years
edit 2: lithuanian and vietnamese is script is wrong in this video.
Pls read the description too

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[vasanthkumar]

Tamil is the First Oldest Language From India (Tamilnadu)❤️

[vansh]

I am proud to be Indian both 2nd, 1st oldest launguage is from India, 🇮🇳
தமிழ்
संस्कृतम

[MrStoryteller_me]

I'm from Rajasthan, India. I'm proud that India has Tamil Nadu as an amazing state.

[NARAYANNE]

I am Tamilian... despite being the oldest, Tamil language is widely spoken currently ❤

[BetterWorld]

As a Persian, I congratulate to Indians 🇮🇳 a great and wonderful culture 👏
We have an ancient book named "Kelileh and Demneh" translated from Sanskrit (about 1500 years ago). Indians are our brothers and sisters for all the time.

[skd]

Two oldest languages of the world are from India 🇮🇳❤

[abc_cba]

I'm not Tamil but as an Indian, I feel so proud of it being the oldest.
Also, proud that Sanskrit makes it near it and later with Marathi (I didn't know that it was older than so many other Indian languages). 🇮🇳

United we stand !

[vibhutisrivastava]

I'm from Northern part of India but I believe that Tamizh is the oldest language we have such a magnificent language would love to learn it.

[DDboisYA]

Sanskrit and tamil❤️, makes me feel proud of my culture!!

[Paramporulthedi]

எனது தமிழ் 100 மில்லியன் பேச்சாளர்களால் பேசப்படுகிறது மற்றும் உலகின் முதல் பழமையான வாழ்க்கை
TAMILANDA

[gurjazzgaming]

Proud on Our Both ancient Indian Languages Tamil and Sanskrit 👍🙏🕉️🇮🇳

[koneth]

There's not Macedonian language. It's just Greek.

[Pre-ra-la]

தமிழ்💚
"யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளீர்"
("To us all towns are one, all men our kin")
- கனியன் பூங்குன்றனார்
( Kaniyan pooguntranaar)💚

[manojmeganath]

the fact tamil being oldest and also spoken today is extraordinary.

[swapnamundari]

Hindi :- 800 years
Bengali :- 1100 years
Malayalam :- 1200 years
Punjabi :- 1400 years
Oriya :- 1500 years
Telegu :- 1800 years
Kanada :- 2000 years
Marathi :- 2300 years
2nd Sanskriti :- 5000 years
1st Tamil :- 5000 years
Proud to be a indian🇮🇳

[tharnisbalamurugan]

I am an Tamil. Im proud of my language and culture

[TECHNOVEXER]

Urdu is combination of Hindi and Farsi(Persian) than how Hindi is 900 and urdu is 1000 years old...

[natwarbharatam]

Tamil and Sanskrit make us proud. How old our civilization and culture 🙏🏻🕉️🚩🙏🏻

[koalanotbear]

Just FYI, about half of all modern Thai vocabularies are derived from Sanskrit, the rest are from Pali, Khmer, Latin and some originally coined Thai words (Pali and Khmer are both older than Thai, but they weren't mentioned in this video though).