Where Does Language Come From ?

Where does language come from? We'll be answering that by taking a look at linguistic. The syntaxes or formation of a sentence says a lot about how languages are related, like how all the romantic languages spoken by ancient Romans are similar. They have a common ancestor being Latin. Latin is in turn related to Proto Indo European. its thought that proto Indo European might have had a language called the proto world.
From the way, words are built with phonemes and the way sentences are built with syntax. So, how did language originate?
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[GRM_]

Im here because of austin im so glad i discovered you

[dkhual]

V Sauce is literally taking notes right now, nice video

[soundlyawake]

I can’t wait to binge watch literally all your videos

[architectureman]

This is more than I learned in a whole semester of linguistics

[camjones]

Travis: Debunks proto world theory

Travis moments later: Proves proto world theory

[bronxkies]

Came here from Austin Powell's new video that gave you a shout out. A minute in, and I'm already diggin' it! God bless it!

[filmschool]

There's a few videos on this topic on YouTube but you're the only person who doesn't sound like they're reading off a Wikipedia article. This shits creative nice job man

[wildishbambino]

Here from Austin's channel. Impressed so far!

[abisz]

Just came from austins channel. I highly recommend you pick up a 15 buck LAV-mic. It's unbeatable in price to audio-impovement ratio and i think you"re channel could greatly benefit from it. Will binge through your catalouge now. Best of luck for the future and congrats for beeing featured on austins channel :)

[TravisGilbert]

The proto world language most likely didn't exist, it seems more likely that some branches of language are completely unrelated. just an interesting theory thrown around in linguistics
did you know I have a twitter? twitter.com/travisogilbert

[tomasjuras]

I'm Lithuainian and 35 years old and you just taught me something new and pretty cool. thanks for that

[adamschroeder]

It’s crazy that you’ve made such a great, intuitive video, and then you still go through all of the comments. Props to you, and I’ll be sure to stick around! Keep up the good work.

[jacobmarsh]

I'm so thankful to have stumbled upon this channel! Excellent content, keep up the amazing work!

[declaniii]

Anyone else here from AustinMcConnell?

[envelopedbyoblivion]

You have a very pleasant voice! So easy to listen to!

[LawrenceMeisel]

Are you aware of the Cosmic Skeptic channel. He's a very bright undergraduate studying religion and philosophy at Oxford. I think you'd enjoy his channel and perhaps collaborating with him.

[danwww]

Cool video!! wouldnt find this gem without Austin!! keep it up !!

[matt.s]

As a big linguistics enthusiast, I thought that this was a very well done video, good stuff

[rateeightx]

0:37 Rewatching The Video, This Reminds Me Of How I Was Thinking The Other Day About How Numerous Things Can Be Compared To Evolution In Various Ways, Even If There's No Direct Connection, Which Is Pretty Neat.

[shotelco]

What I learned (seriously, I did not know the below):
A. Romance languages derive from Ancient Rome, and not because of some emotional expression of love for, or a strong attraction towards another - that just "sounds" more appealing when spoken in a "Romance Language".
B. There are *Six-Thousand Five Hundred* different languages people speak on the planet. That's just insane.
C. Gesticulate [ je-stik-yuh-leyt ] is the action descriptor of Gesture. I would have said Gesticulate was the period of development during the carrying of an embryo or fetus. Or perhaps had something to do with the digestive tract.
D. There is such a thing as a Bonobo.
Bonobo, (I duckduckgo'ed it) is also called the pygmy chimpanzee. Evidently chimpanzees come in various sizes.


E. Pirahã language is something almost everyone never heard of including me, BUT... I bet that extra sound that the Man speaks, and the *Woman cannot* ... means "Yes".