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• Of course, it is hardly possible to give an exact answer to this question, because the history of translation is intermittent not only in time, but also in space.

• As you can see, in the linguistic tree model, there was one proto-language at the beginning. (Proto means first, main) and from this language all the languages of the world appeared

• The proto-language appeared about 30-40 thousand years ago and as people settled across continents began to break up into different languages and dialects. This theory is closely related to the theory of human monogenesis.

• And here I would like you to watch a video of the legend of the Tower of Babel, which, according to many translators, is directly related to the appearance of the translation

• The legend of Babylon says that supposedly there was one language in the whole world, moving to the East, people came to the plain and settled there.

• And people said, let's make bricks and burn them.
• They had bricks instead of stone and tar instead of lime

• Then they said let's build ourselves a city with a tower to the heavens to glorify our name and not be scattered all over the earth

• Construction began and God came down to Earth to look at the tower that people were building and said: "All people are one nation and they have one language, so they started this.