how can we understand that men have the same common origin and languages do not?
then it has the same origin in all languages
(it does not change its origin depending on the language in which it is used)
which would mean that the most recent languages are translations of the oldest ones, which in my opinion is not the case, right?
the word must have been invented in several places for it to exist
it has not an historical(?) origine but mostly many first occurences....
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if a word has a single originthen it has the same origin in all languages
(it does not change its origin depending on the language in which it is used)
which would mean that the most recent languages are translations of the oldest ones, which in my opinion is not the case, right?
the word must have been invented in several places for it to exist
it has not an historical(?) origine but mostly many first occurences....
Poetry by alarian
Read 71 times
Written on 2024-05-31 at 21:47
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