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The pharaoh He decided that Phrygian, must be the original language.That seems very unlikely.

The divine source
• In the biblical tradition, God created Adam and Teach him the names of things.” In stead of, following a Hindu tradition, language came from Sarasvati, wife of Brahma, creator of the universe.
• In most religions, there appears to be a divine source who provides humans with language.
In an attempt to rediscover this original divine language, a few experiments have been carried out, with rather conflicting results.
The basic hypothesis seems to have been that, if human infants were allowed to grow up without hearing any language around them, then they would spontaneously begin using the original God-given language.
The Greek writer Herodotus reported the story of an Egyptian pharaoh named Psamtik who isolated two newborns. more than 2,500 years ago.
After two years of isolation except for the company of goats and a mute shepherd, the children were reported to have spontaneously pronounce something that was identified as the Phrygian word bekos, meaning “bread.” The pharaoh He decided that Phrygian, must be the original language. That seems very unlikely. The children may not have picked up this “word” from any human source, but they must have heard what the goats were saying. (First remove the -kos ending, which was added in the Greek version of the story, then pronounce be-. Can you hear a goat?) It is unfortunate that all other cases of children who have been discovered living in isolation, without coming into contact with human speech, tend not to confirm the results of these types of divine-source experiments. Very young children living without access to human language in their early years grow up with no language at all.