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Curious Kids: How are languages formed?


How are languages formed? — Pearl, 12, Regina, Sask.
Easily! In fact, you can create a new language right now.
Simply choose some sounds, like “f,” “m,” and “e,” and invent words with them:
fme could mean “shrimp,”
e “it,” and
ef “is.” Next, organize these words into sentences — and feel free to use a wonky word order (like Yoda):
e fme ef “it’s a shrimp” (literally: it shrimp is)
e em fme ef “it is eating shrimp” (literally: it eat shrimp is)
e fme em “it ate shrimp” (literally: it shrimp eat)
fme em e “shrimp ate it” (literally: shrimp ate it)

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