Jacky's Anthropology Resources
New Zealand researchers have traced every human language — from English to Mandarin — back to an ancestral language spoken in Africa 50,000 to 70,000 years ago.
It's all about the subtle changes of behaviour that help you blend in.
Julia's guide Willie Komani describes the Xhosa 'click' language - South Africa Walks - BBC Four
Culture and topography also play important roles
This Guy is SO IMPRESSIVE | Clicking Language
Warning: Some ethnocentric comments by narrator.
How farming reshaped our smiles and our speech
This World Mother Language Day, read about why many say we should be fighting to preserve linguistic diversity
I’ve shared before about my struggle to get people to correctly pronounce my “difficult” name, but lately there’s been another bee in my bonnet related to words and language — how so many people mispronounce the name of my faith Sikhism.
Des changements dans l'alimentation auraient entraîné l'apparition de certains sons dans le langage.