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The Oral-Gesture Source
　
Many of our physical gestures, using body hands and face, are means of nonverbal communication and are used by modern humans, even with their developed linguistic skills. The "oral-gesture theory" proposes an extremely specific connection between physical and oral gesture involving a "specialized pantomime (哑剧) of the tongue and lips" (Sir Richard Paget, 1930).
　
　
Physiological Adaptation
　
Some of the physical aspects of humans that make the production of speech possible or easier are not shared with other creatures: Human teeth are upright and roughly even in height. Human lips have an intricate muscle interlacing. The human mouth is relatively small, can be opened and closed rapidly and contains a very flexible tongue.
The human larynx （喉）(or 'voice box') is special as well as the pharynx （咽）above the vocal cords（声带） can act as a resonator （共鸣器）for any sounds produced.
The human brain is lateralized （侧化）and has specialized functions in each of the two hemispheres. The functions that are analytic, such as tool-using and language, are largely confined to the left hemisphere of the brain for most humans. All languages require the organizing and combining of sounds or signs in specific constructions.
　
　
Speculations about the origins of language:
　
When did language begin? At the very beginnings of the genus Homo, perhaps 4 or 5 million years ago? Or with the advent of modern man, Cro-Magnon, some 125,000 years ago? Did the Neanderthal speak? He had a brain that was larger than ours, but his voice box seems to be higher in his throat, like that of the apes. We don’t know.
While it is sure is that - unsurprisingly - spoken language developed long before written language, no-one knows for certain how language originated. There are, however, lots of speculations (theories) about the origin of human language. Many of these have traditional amusing names, and I will create a few more where needed

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The Oral-Gesture Source
　
Many of our physical gestures, using body hands and face, are means of nonverbal communication and are used by modern humans, even with their developed linguistic skills. The "oral-gesture theory" proposes an extremely specific connection between physical and oral gesture involving a "specialized pantomime (哑剧) of the tongue and lips" (Sir Richard Paget, 1930).



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