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LANGUAGES ATLAS
Humans felt before they spoke.
And some emotions were older than words.
Atlas of Languages was written not to explain how languages were formed,
but to show how humans expressed themselves.
This book does not follow the origin of words, but the journey of meaning.
It is a memory of humanity stretching from the steppes to the seas, from continent to continent.
Arabic, Turkish, Chinese, Latin, Swahili, and dozens more...
In these pages, languages appear not as information, but as a form of existence.
None is superior.
None is inferior.
Because every language is humanity’s effort to be understood.
This book reminds us not which language we speak,
but why we speak.