There are many theories about the origins of language.
The ding-dong theory.
It is a relationship between sound and meaning.
Relationship between sounds and meaning favored by Plato and Pythagoras, maintains that speech arose in response to the essential qualities of objects in the
environmental.
The hocus pocus theory.
Language may have had some roots in a sort of magical or religious aspect of our ancestors’ lives.
The mama theory
Language began with the easiest syllables attached to the most significant objects.
The ta-ta theory
Sir.Richard influenced by Darwin
Language began as an unconscious vocal imitation of movements.
This evolved into the popular idea that language may have derived from gestures.
The sing song theory
Danish Linguist Jesperson
Suggested the language comes out of play, laughter, courtships and emotional muttering.
The eureka theory
Language was invented some ancestor had the idea of assigning arbitrary sounds to mean certain things.
Water babies
It may help us understand the origins of language, if we take a look at what is sometimes called the Hardy- Morgan hypothesis.
Musical babies
Babies like music and mothers like to use a sort of sing-song speech, which babies like even more.
Babies begin to vocalize in very “ musical” ways , and often hum or sing in short or long “ phrases” with modulations.
The yo-he-ho theory
Language began as rhythmic chants calls for assistance or cooperation accompanied by appropriate gestures.
The hey you! Theory
Revesz suggested that we have always needed interpersonal contact.
This is more commonly called the contact theory.
The Pooh Pooh theory
This theory holds that speech began with interjections.
Spontaneous cries of pain, surprise, and other emotions.