History of Language

Sumerions develop Cuneiform in 3,300 BCE.

Elante is developed in 3,300 BCE

Egyptians develop writing in 3,200 BCE.

Indus writing developed in 2,600 BCE

Alphabet

Fist appearance of the Alphabet in 1,800 BCE was a combination of symbols in the region of the Mediterranean Sea which was adapted by common use in trading. The first symbol was that of an ox head 'aleph meaning "ox". Invert the letter A and imagine it as the head of an ox. Beth, which meant "house". Another good example is the sound /am/, represented by the symbol of water and called mem or "water".

Chinese writing was developed in 1,500 BCE

Phoenician Alphabet is developed in 1,000 BCE.

Hebrew writing was developed in 1,000 BCE

Berber developed in 600 BCE.

Ethiopic developed in 400 BCE.

Coptic developed in 200 BCE.

Olmec developed in 100 BCE.

Arabic developed in 300 CE.

Japanese writing was developed in 500 CE.

Thai writing developed in 1283 CE.

Aztec developed in 1400 CE.

Cherokee developed in 1821 CE.