Scans_Daily

Well the way I saw it, the Llanguage," could have been based on actions, they gave terms to the actions (actions take place before words for them) and used the "phrases" based on previous actions. So "Tom Throws the ball," would be used instead of, "Let's play catch," see the words exist, but the "language," structure is not based on stringing words together, instead its based on usuing phrases from an oral tradition of stories and stringing those together.

Hmmm you see how we string words together, "lets-go-out," they would say, "janet and brad, at the soda shop," that phrase would mean "Let's go out on a date,"

Arg I'm making it more complicated than need be. The words they use exist, but they don't use them the same, they use phrases from oral tradition the way we use words or letters. Think of the way some words in a phrase switch order when you translate them into or from another language. Look at the phrases as individual words as opposed to actual phrases