Breve historia de las lenguas (Spanish Edition)

The birth of languages, their extension, their roots in a people and their disappearance advance along with the events that shape History. It is a continuous and unchanging cycle. In these permanent changes, the human being has always felt the need to be bilingual and thus, if a traveler wishes to say something in any corner of the planet, he will try to speak the current Latin, which is English; Two thousand years ago that same traveler would try to express himself in the English of that time, which was Latin. Languages ​​are therefore numerous and diverse. Those that have influenced humanity much less. And others, the majority, have died without a memorial stone. To shed light on what was, what could have been and what may be of humanity and its communicative capacity, this brief history of the world's languages ​​reflects through time and peoples, and reveals the principles that have inspired the speakers and their communication instruments, and also the procedures by which some languages ​​have suffered the invasive cruelty of their neighbors.