How Did the First Language Arise?

Imagine you're in the forest with your family, and you see a lion. You can't speak yet, but you make a sound to warn them. Over time, more sounds become words, and those words turn into language.

People started making simple sounds to show feelings or things they saw. A loud roar could mean danger, while a soft hum might be happiness.

As people met others in the forest, their sounds became clearer and more shared. Soon, people were using words not just for themselves but together, like a whole group sharing a common language.