Now Zack is giving us circus Lore…at least he didn’t splat him against a wall 😭
@CancelZackDfilms
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,
@wied_zzzz
3 күн бұрын
ZACK D FILMS VIDEOS ARE AMAZING+ UTTP SUCKS+ I LOVE PETTING AND FEEDING ANIMALS+I LOVE DONATING TO CHILDREN IN NEED+UTTP CONTENT IS RUBBISH+HAVE A NICE DAY+CBTP SUCKS AND MAKES TERRIBLE CONTENT+I ASKED+I CARE+ZNTP IS NOT KING
@NeoRacer
3 күн бұрын
Bro really said "🤡"
@gamerzline45
3 күн бұрын
Yo the bots here too early
@SoggyNugget6447
3 күн бұрын
@@ZNTP_IS_KING🤖🤖🤖
@dyingpianist
3 күн бұрын
Don't reply to the prick
@CancelZackDfilms
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments....
@HindyLevine
3 күн бұрын
Zach’s unstoppable now, he’s firing innocent people out of cannons
@Phoenix.L.M
2 күн бұрын
No clown is innocent.
@shaunixtoys1677
2 күн бұрын
Clown
@JustATall_RobloxKid
2 күн бұрын
Here before uttp
@The_litte
2 күн бұрын
This bots are going insane
@Beatbassbusta
2 күн бұрын
Ay wtf is this prp
@RivkaOwen
2 күн бұрын
Zach has taken a break from traumatizing us for once...
@HowDoIComment
Күн бұрын
Day 1 trying to get 10 subscribers by just commenting 🗿❤
@adrianpaul1985
Күн бұрын
Where does he land is the question
@chapaw2190
Күн бұрын
Wtf is this profile
@Dante1real1
Күн бұрын
@@chapaw2190 a doll hanging on woman's bra, nothing weird
@user-qt3ny6ii7o
Күн бұрын
Not me so dont n us
@Jetflying73
3 күн бұрын
Clown in internet: 🤡🤡 Clown in reality: 🗿🗿
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,,
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,,
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,,
@CancelZackDfilms
3 күн бұрын
Does anyone want to play Gacha life with me
@jesuswithaBible
3 күн бұрын
Nothing but bots in this comment section 🤡
@slmemesfactory
3 күн бұрын
Zack didn't hesitate to shoot out the clown into the space 😭💀
@wied_zzzz
3 күн бұрын
Fr Also ZACK D FILMS VIDEOS ARE AMAZING+ UTTP SUCKS+ I LOVE PETTING AND FEEDING ANIMALS+I LOVE DONATING TO CHILDREN IN NEED+UTTP CONTENT IS RUBBISH+HAVE A NICE DAY+CBTP SUCKS AND MAKES TERRIBLE CONTENT+I ASKED+I CARE+ZNTP IS NOT KING
@yourfavkeiraa
3 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinmanno one cares
@yourfavkeiraa
3 күн бұрын
@@wied_zzzzcorrect 😜
@minecraftplayercreator
3 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinman Zack d Films better than you + UTTP sucks + Who cares + shut up
@dont.read-mypicture
3 күн бұрын
Don't translate ? កុំអានឈ្មោះរបស់ខ្ញុំ
@SilentNights185
2 күн бұрын
Fact: Circus clowns and cannons were prototypes for war cannons on testing ballistic accuracy and distance. They were cheaper to study than using live artillery back in the 1920s. 😊
@DVNEngineer9071
2 сағат бұрын
Cool fact!
@PoppyAnstey
2 күн бұрын
Mission unsuccessfully: The circus has died from fall damage.
@glitchghost5936
Күн бұрын
THE CIRCUS?
@tb-bration9591
Күн бұрын
The company who makes this particular comment bot needs to rethink the programming
@TylerSkovdalStudio
Күн бұрын
RIP clown...
@Genetige_E
Күн бұрын
Nah he has the Lucky horsesho
@TylerSkovdalStudio
Күн бұрын
@@Genetige_E but he isn't wearing the lucky horseshoe tho
@DudeMinecraft2024
3 күн бұрын
Zach: “So they can safely fly out of the cannon” Clown: How do I get down Edit: 1000 likes? Thanks to all of you who liked!
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,,,,
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,,,,
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,,,,
@Jeffe-wk9fm
3 күн бұрын
Report the bots
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments....
@PinkGracie
3 күн бұрын
Weapons discovered in : 1780 People in 1779 :
@TibialPlace
3 күн бұрын
There might be a UTTP under my comment
@JonaValdez-ox9tr
3 күн бұрын
so funny the joke doesn't even make sense
@OFFICERROBLOXOFTHEUTTP
3 күн бұрын
WHO ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS + UTTP IS WAY BETTER
@minus_zero_g
3 күн бұрын
@@OFFICERROBLOXOFTHEUTTP bros banner is toilet tower defense 💀
@Bkevinmss
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@Rose_is_Lazy
2 күн бұрын
After being traumatized by the canons. Now i feel relieved they dont use any explosives
@TheJocke92
3 күн бұрын
Cannon: Ah! I didn't hurt him 🥳 Gravity: No... but I will 😈
@Bkevinmss
2 күн бұрын
Play gacha life with me
@user-ji3bs9rx6d
2 күн бұрын
@@Bkevinmss Never in the existence of the universe
@Acirclee
2 күн бұрын
@@Bkevinmss what the hell are you. No one wants to play with you.
@CreperMan667
2 күн бұрын
YOU ARE COOL+JACKDFILM IS BETTER+ UTTP IS DOGPOOP AND SO UNCOOL THAN JACKDFILM+HAVE A GOOD DAY
@railfandepotproductions
Күн бұрын
@@Bkevinmssmy brother in Christ gacha life ain't multiplayer, I ain't wasting hard earned cash on glorified consumerist propaganda
3 күн бұрын
the way the clown just freezes in midair 😭😭😭
@KevYesZackNo
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@JustNOTWylde55Extra
3 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinman 🤡👎
@LeviTun
3 күн бұрын
Report these bots
@LionAviationAndRoblox
3 күн бұрын
42 SECS AGO?!?@@LeviTun
@AnglerMoths
3 күн бұрын
@@KevYesZackNoewwww no
@Revmeoo
Күн бұрын
“Causing them no harm” bros literally about to fall
@davidboamfa505
3 күн бұрын
Fun fact: the cannon can kill the clown, making this 10000x more funny
@CancelZackDfilms
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments..
@davidboamfa505
3 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinman I agree
@Kagan-ep5rd
3 күн бұрын
Its a bot smarty@@davidboamfa505
@chadirama
3 күн бұрын
💀💀@@davidboamfa505
@TJmcminecraft
2 күн бұрын
Bro is in creative mode💀
@YallChattin
3 күн бұрын
I was today years old when I learned real people launch out of circus cannons💀
@Q45imb
3 күн бұрын
Zack went from traumatising people to traumatising clowns 💀
@TheDuckGuy0
3 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinmanHOW CAN YOU ALREADY BE HERE
@LKZSKEEKEK
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@MichaelLalhmangaiha
3 күн бұрын
here before bots
3 күн бұрын
yes because clowns aren't real people
@DW_chicken
3 күн бұрын
@@TheDuckGuy0it’s a bot
@tarif_rajput
Күн бұрын
Finally Zach stopped traumatizing people! ☠️💀
@Splynker
2 күн бұрын
That clown flew to space 💀
@anokite_
3 күн бұрын
"Zack D Film" - No branding today? 😂
@j.am.al.boy2992
2 күн бұрын
The clowns are save... For now... 😭🙏🏾 (Here before the UTTP, Gacha life, and other fatherless bots reply)
@Uttp_must_die
2 күн бұрын
@@j.am.al.boy2992EVRYBODY IN THE WORLD ASKED + YOUR CONTENT IS BETTER THAN UTTP
@Floridaman66666
2 күн бұрын
Before the bots
@AACMc
2 күн бұрын
@@Uttp_must_dieHell yeah
@Mr.chriscroft
2 күн бұрын
No uttp? No branding. Perfect
@TheBlackChaos
2 күн бұрын
this guy could convince me i have 19 fingers 💀💀
@YourAvgBozo
3 күн бұрын
"clown didn't want to live in the same world as cannon"
@BullTerrierChild
3 күн бұрын
"How do circus cannons not hurt the performer as they shoot out?" They hurt
@KhaseemXD
3 күн бұрын
Legends say the *Clown* is still flying out of universe 😂
@user-vf9vb7sj9l
2 күн бұрын
“no harm” *falls* *into* *the* *void*
@lorderick11
3 күн бұрын
The perfect way to describe Zack’s community as a whole: A circus
@blentar
3 күн бұрын
???
@IStoleYourOreo_
2 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinmanjail is just a room
@IStoleYourOreo_
2 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinman Ironicly Your content Is just suck ass
@Whatwhy012
2 күн бұрын
AUTTP ON TOP 🗣️ BETTER THAN THESE KIDS (Anti-UTTP)
@GuretoDaze
2 күн бұрын
These replies says it all 💀
@0-Medic-0
3 күн бұрын
“Hello, 911?” “Yes?” “My clown went out of the map again”
@scmbgoogle7790
Күн бұрын
"...with a gummy crocodile"
@achuzzvlog4162
22 сағат бұрын
The performer : by! I'm going space!💀
@Philippines_Strong
3 күн бұрын
No wonder why Pennywise don't get hurt
@acommentguy
3 күн бұрын
Bro is flying and falling but he is still smiling. The True Clown 🤡🗿
@Uttp_must_die
3 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinman HORRIBLE GRAMMER + ANIMALS ARE THE BEST + JAIL IS JUST A PLACE + YOU ARE REPORTED
@Uttp_must_die
3 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinman HORRIBLE GRAMMER + ANIMALS ARE THE BEST + JAIL IS JUST A PLACE + YOU ARE REPORTED
@Folkelation
3 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinman bro you are so mean stop it
@Truly407
11 сағат бұрын
"oops, wrong canon" 💀
@user-dt6ln6lm2m
8 сағат бұрын
The clown flew away from the map and flew to the void😭
@SKIBIDITOILETISHAMAK
3 күн бұрын
Bro summoned the entire amazing digital circus fandom with this video 💀
@woogy110
3 күн бұрын
yuck
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments....
@CancelZackDfilms
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to come over and play gacha with me
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,
@Drawingdreams1234
3 күн бұрын
“How do I get down?” “Ummm u will figure it out 😀”
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO EDGED + MY MEWING IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS WAY BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS
@MrHazard150
3 күн бұрын
@@CBTPonTOP Your profile pic says otherwise kiddo
@Ron-zb6uh
3 күн бұрын
I ASKED + CBTP + UTTP + YFGA CONTENT SUCKS
@Drawingdreams1234
2 күн бұрын
WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON IN THE REPLIES
@IStoleYourOreo_
2 күн бұрын
@@CBTPonTOPyou know what? Countryball IS shit
@tenzinrigdol4141
17 сағат бұрын
Zach: "no harm" the landing: 💀
@VincentAgbas
2 күн бұрын
Whenever you're inside a circus canoon, you're shooting out facts.
@emcockmusics5635
3 күн бұрын
Mad respect to mr.🤡🤡
@Pynax1
3 күн бұрын
😂
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS! ,,,,,,
@Pynax1
3 күн бұрын
@@CBTPonTOP shut up and comment my repli
@ethangarcia695
3 күн бұрын
Bro went “cannonball time”
@inkydish-
19 сағат бұрын
I feel like the sound the 🤡 clown makes is part of the maniacal laugh trick sound effect from PvZ Heroes even tho nobody know what I'm talkin abt...
@ZibeonBall_Countryhuman02
3 күн бұрын
"The design is very human"
@I_watch_youtube_for_fun
3 күн бұрын
At least he didn’t get traumatised
@jesuswithaBible
3 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinman ok smoothe brain 🧠 ♨️
@Man_person
3 күн бұрын
I’m just glad Zack grew a heart to not traumatize us, by putting an open hole in the wall instead of just letting the clown splat into it Edit: I have literally no clue why I said zombie instead of clown, but I changed it
@Whatwhy012
2 күн бұрын
AUTTP ON TOP 🗣️ BETTER THAN THESE KIDS (Anti-UTTP)
@ManLikePanGaming
3 күн бұрын
Bro went to space 😂😂
@ZviadSirabidze
2 күн бұрын
Bros about to start online school by explaining everything in one minute
@Totally_not_ratzanna
3 күн бұрын
Bro looks like the"🤡" emoji💀💀
@jesuswithaBible
3 күн бұрын
That's like saying the human emoji looks like a human
@jasonhackshaw4918
3 күн бұрын
Thankyou at least someone here has more than 2 brain cells fuck@@jesuswithaBible
@Bkevinmss
3 күн бұрын
Play gacha life with me
@OlandoWilson-te7ie
2 күн бұрын
@@BkevinmssBOT 🤡
@OlandoWilson-te7ie
2 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinmaniam going to report you for life.
@armanirose7243
3 күн бұрын
So where’s the smoke coming from 🥲
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films //
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films //
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films //
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments....
@armanirose7243
3 күн бұрын
I care
@KairoHakurou
Күн бұрын
Meanwhile Cannons in Cartoons are filled with Explosives and TNTs then characters just sit on top of it 😭😭😭
@omlet70
2 күн бұрын
Everyone is a gangsta until the clown breaks his 206% bones while falling 600 feet in the air
@javiergonzales8482
3 күн бұрын
That’s what I call a super safe cannon
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films '''
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films '''
@shshi8609
2 күн бұрын
Uttp kids are the reason that world is needed to explode
@IKEscountryballs
2 күн бұрын
@@ZNTP_IS_KING who asked + anti UTTP AND anti ZNTP IS WAY BETTER THAN ZNTP
@IKEscountryballs
2 күн бұрын
Everybody asked + your content is way better than mine + have a good day + your content is way better than UTTP and zntp
@pranaymittal5649
3 күн бұрын
Zack's videos just randomly come while scroling and he answers the questions I never thought of, but after seeing the video I think that was worth it 😅😂.
@CancelZackDfilms
3 күн бұрын
Does anyone want to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments..
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
v
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films '''
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films '''
@iska1565
Күн бұрын
ngl i didn't even know circus cannons were a real thing
@Vibeastspace
2 күн бұрын
Who Else Was Expecting A more Scientific Answer
@RichasinghParihar-np1jn
3 күн бұрын
Even the Clown got traumatized after this
@LKZSKEEKEK
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@looksmaxxingmastersigma
3 күн бұрын
I, as a sigma, can assure you that no matter how much you stick your gyatt out for the rizzler while hitting the griddy like quandale dingle, evade fanum tax when Kai Cenat demands it, or resist the sussy grimace shake to not break your 69 day mewing streak, you're NOT the most skibidi dop dop yes yes imposter in skibidi Ohio. -69,420 aura for you, you ishowspeed wannabe NPC
@Bloaroxe_daily
3 күн бұрын
@@LKZSKEEKEKrandom af
@MichaelLalhmangaiha
3 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinman I hate u get out
@IsraeliEditzz
3 күн бұрын
@@looksmaxxingmastersigmadie
@NovaTheCommenter
3 күн бұрын
I was mentally prepared for this 😌
@CancelZackDfilms
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments..
@bottle_flips
3 күн бұрын
stop spamming the same thing. it's people like you who ruin these comment sections just for attention. what point is this serving? who are you bragging to? these are serious questions
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films ££
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films ££
@_dj13_
14 сағат бұрын
"Ferb I know what we're gonna do today!"
@BFIS-byRichard
14 сағат бұрын
Here before UTTP
@JustineRblx
10 сағат бұрын
Legends says that the clown is still flying somewhere.
@BatMan_Commenter
3 күн бұрын
Clown looking happy like he about to get some candy lol
@Astrobeau
3 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinman Because What?🇵🇵
@LKZSKEEKEK
3 күн бұрын
Does anyone want to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments...
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Bro went to space💀
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Bro went from traumatizing humans to traumatizing clowns 💀
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Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments..
@CBTPonTOP
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@Zaptility
3 күн бұрын
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@CancelZackDfilms
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments..
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
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@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
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We about to go to space with this one 🗣️
@RichasinghParihar-np1jn
3 күн бұрын
Missiles have been real quite since the Crown has started flying
@CancelZackDfilms
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments..
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments..
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3 күн бұрын
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3 күн бұрын
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@aquatica644
3 күн бұрын
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@LKZSKEEKEK
3 күн бұрын
Does anyone want to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments..
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
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@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
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@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
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@SPIRITUALSOUNDS-Tk
3 күн бұрын
The way he's flying man Nahh I cant...😮💨
@CancelZackDfilms
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments..
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films ££
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films ££
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films ££
@user-ln3io8dt3e
37 минут бұрын
Clown becoming a cat while in mid air 💀💀💀
@wallrider4194
2 күн бұрын
Bro said “🤡”
@RichasinghParihar-np1jn
3 күн бұрын
Not zack torturing his test subject again
@LKZSKEEKEK
3 күн бұрын
Does anyone want to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments..
@サンリオファン
3 күн бұрын
I LOVE FEEDING AND TAKING CARE OF ANIMALS BECAUSE MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER THAN THE UTTP + HAVE A GOOD DAY
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films ££
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films ££
@notrizzla
3 күн бұрын
Finally, a video where non of the structures or people are branded 💀
@LKZSKEEKEK
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments..
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,,....
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,,....
@CBTPonTOP
3 күн бұрын
WHO IN THE WORLD ASKED + MY CONTENT IS WAY BETTER CBTP IS BETTER THAN ZACK D FILMS ,,....
@Warthundergamer603
7 сағат бұрын
POV: your in a battle then your notified that cannons are arriving then you see circus cannons
@denco37
Күн бұрын
Rare footage of Zack not traumatizing ua
@notrizzla
3 күн бұрын
I was not mentally prepared for this
@looksmaxxingmastersigma
3 күн бұрын
I see that my statement has piqued your interest on the element of sigma Ohio rizz skibidiology. To deepen your understanding of this field. Answer the following open-ended questions: 1) If baby gronk rizzfully gawked down the grimace thug shake without breaking his mewing streak, would mewing be a more sigma alternative to edging for looksmaxxing and promoting Lvl 420 gyatt? Show your work. 2) Is it amogus based or uncanny L for Caseoh to let Kai Cenat devious lick fanum tax all of his sigma meal skibidi slicers glizzy whopper whopper whopper have it your way to lose weight, or would his spirit animal still be Big Chungus-on the sigma grindset after eating John Pork? Explain. 3) Would Ishowspeed beat Quandale Dingle in being the most biggest bird skibidi dop dop dop dop dop dop dop dop yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes goofy ahh goated bussin NPC redpilled sigma gigachad edgy sussy imposter in Ohio after Caseoh hit the griddy while wearing the Skibidi Toilet x Bottom G 1, 2 buckle my shoe 3, 4 buckle some more 5, 6 Mr Beast kicks, causing a 69 on the Richter Scale in downtown skibidi Ohio even when the grass has yet to be touched? Explain and be specific by referencing details from the history of skibidiology.
@CandaceThyCoolistCorysClan
3 күн бұрын
MY VIDEOS ARE BETTER
@LKZSKEEKEK
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@FRBFStudios
3 күн бұрын
SHUT THE FRIDGE UP DUDE
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments...
@Damnmasterpiec
3 күн бұрын
14s in!!!!
@LKZSKEEKEK
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@animated-shorts1000
2 күн бұрын
Now he's traumatizing clowns!
@gonzobrasil7480
13 сағат бұрын
The clown escaped the blue print!
@themorningninja
3 күн бұрын
Zack D Films traumatizes everything
@themorningninja
3 күн бұрын
@UTTPRichBitcoinman Nah I'm fine without it being normalized
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments...
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films '''
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films '''
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films '''
@biphype1871
3 күн бұрын
Babe wake up Zach new Lore just dropped 😂😂
@LKZSKEEKEK
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments...
@Derpkip1231
Күн бұрын
I honestly thought circus cannons where a myth shown exclusively in cartoons.
@Standbysnts02
Күн бұрын
Stg this dude got all the answers to the questions I be asking myself at night when I go to sleep 😂
@Kenny22471
3 күн бұрын
Now Zack started to traumatize clowns💀💀
@IfYourReadingThisYourStupid_
3 күн бұрын
Fr
@CancelZackDfilms
3 күн бұрын
Would you like to play Gacha life with me
@anhaneyuri
3 күн бұрын
Answering the question of how many different languages there are is no easy feat. The world is a big place. Our globe spans seven continents across many different time zones and geographical regions with a total of 195-197 (depending on the sources you check) countries existing. The difficulty also comes from the fact that language has been developing for thousands of years, often at different paces depending on the part of the world. Languages were both created and lost through time, and it wasn’t unusual for tribes to use different ones even when they were within a single geographical region. Why This Is So Difficult to Determine Thus, one cannot answer just how many languages exist today or within the total timespan of human civilizations as an exact figure. Not only are many languages just being discovered, but one’s definition of language may differ from someone else’s. Different publications, encyclopedias or even fields may also have slightly different definitions of what a language consists of. Linguists specialize in human forms of communication and languages, so we should consider their definition first and foremost. Image showing signs with different languages listed Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. It is a member of a broader field known as cognitive science. However, even linguists, who study languages and the development of human communications, have no such count. They do not have a clear and reasonable notion of just how many exact languages exist currently. There are many reasons for this as mentioned above. Regions of the world, such as highland New Guinea or the forests of Amazon have not been fully explored even today. Who knows how many languages could exist in such a region or what they consist of. There is also the fact that enumeration languages are a lot more complicated than one might believe at first thought. This is in terms of the science of linguistics the way it defines languages. According to LibreTexts Social Sciences, “For a linguist a language is a human form of communication, which includes the phonetics, the phonology, the morphology, the syntax, the semantics, and the discourse context, as presented by a given speech community.” Linguists also define it as a living form of communication, which changes across speech communities and over time. A human form of communication can mean a lot of things. People communicate in different ways, for example. Some use sign language or hand symbols, others verbal communication and finally some rely on written communication. Others, meanwhile, mix these forms of communication within their language. This gets further complimented when defining not just living languages, but ones lost through time. While there is no clear answer, estimates exist and they range not just in the hundreds, but thousands. Estimations Exist and Are in the Thousands The estimates claim that about 31,000 languages have existed in human history, while 6,500 are living languages within the world today. It can be proven that several hundred living and dead languages exist, but the figures become murky and simply estimations after this. Ethnologue is an annual reference publication, which provides information and statistics for all of the world’s known living languages. Currently, the number is estimated to be 7,117, although it should be noted that it refers to the known languages and does not delve into hypotheticals existing in remote areas. 86% of people use Asian or European languages, according to The Intrepid Guide. Another interesting fact is that 150 to 200 languages are spoken by more than a million people around the world. What’s more, there are about (depending on when you read this the person may be deceased or not) 46 languages existing that have only a single speaker of the language. Many of these are native languages to a particular region and when the language is lost it may be lost forever. Asia as a continent by itself has close to 3,000 languages spoken. Africa, meanwhile, has 2,144 languages existing. The Americas have 1,061. The Pacific has 1,313. And, lastly Europe has the smallest number at 287 spoken languages existing today within the continent. Due to how obscure some languages are, for instance some Native American languages spoken by lost tribes or known by just a handful of people, the number is declining. The estimates of the number of languages existing also changed over time. For instance, the 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1911) listed it at 1000, while it continued to increase during the course of the 20th century in estimations.This was due to a greater understanding of languages existing in previously unexplored areas or regions of the world. Why Languages Matter and Should be Preserved Language preservation is something that in ways is also the preservation of culture. This is because written and spoken words could be considered an art form and a method of values and traditions to be passed down to future generations within that culture. Thus, when the language becomes lost, part of the culture it hails from is also lost. Meanwhile, when a language is preserved, the traditions and customs continue to be passed down and exist in the hearts and minds of the people able to understand the language. Think of history for instance. If people were not able to read historical texts, books or writings, we would not understand exactly where we came from or our ancestors and their accomplishments..
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films '''
@ZNTP_IS_KING
3 күн бұрын
No one cares lol + The ZN//TP is way better than Zack D. Films '''
@polyblanka_
Күн бұрын
So one guy in history was like, "Yo... what if we shoot cannons... but with people?"
@carrot1628
2 күн бұрын
"Yo bro is fall damage on?" "Lemme fly to space with this cannon to check it out"
@InfiniteGamesY
2 күн бұрын
It's All Jumping And Fun Until He Falls 💀
@AsserKassab
12 сағат бұрын
Imagine that thing in your house at 3:00 am
@WeirdSkitsAndStuff
2 күн бұрын
Safely gets shot out the cannon UnSafely dies
@Jennay787
Күн бұрын
It causes no harm until they land
@damanbains7640
Күн бұрын
Bro ain't gonna stop until he traumatize everything 😂😂
@RajdeepAcharya150
2 күн бұрын
That clown in the air looked wicked
@MiguelEthanBanda
2 күн бұрын
Bro looked so stressed after he went into the cannon
@jasonmoore289
5 сағат бұрын
i just learned circus canons are a thing
@nasimababy8645
23 сағат бұрын
That scream was Steve suffering from editing💀
@alimamroserosemelanie3670
2 күн бұрын
Even the clown was traumatized, or is the clown TRAUMATIZING!?!
@TheMrJizzus
Күн бұрын
Nah the performers always have extra pairs of legs to swap
@unknownboi4414
2 күн бұрын
We are travelling entire milky way with this one 🗣🗣🔥🔥💯💯‼️‼️
@ChezWithBurger
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