There are thousands of languages in the world. Do you know which is the oldest language in the world? Tap to check the answer to boost your knowledge.
Whether it is a text message or an ancient painting, language is everywhere, and it is continuously growing. It helps to express ourselves, connect with people and share knowledge.
The oldest language is one of the debated and intriguing topics. Throughout history, various languages have evolved, while some are still in use and others have faded.
Tamil is the oldest language in the world, and it is still in use. It is a member of the Dravidian family. As per the linguistic and archaeological evidence, it might be 2500-3000 years old.
Tamil is an ancient language which is spoken by more than 75 million people in the world. It is the official language of Sri Lanka, Singapore and India.
Around 300 B.C., Tamil-Brahmi inscriptions were discovered in Tamil Nadu archaeological sites. The inscriptions contain evidence about the earliest written records of Tamil.
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