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In order to better understand the development of language in relation to the movement, I wondered how the language was created in the first place. how the language came about. So I look at the phylogenetic development of the language and movement of man. This approach seems somewhat arbitrary, but it has its deeper reason in the method used: to know the nature of a problem or of the object to be studied, one must know it from all sides. This means that it can be observed in the various stages of development as well as in the various manifestations in which it occurs today. This is also the basic assumption that an object does not always need to be rigid but changes. Therefore, I would first like to draw my attention to the origin of language, and only in a second step to the developmental stages of language (ontogenesis) that can be observed today.