Tonal languages require humidity
Tonal languages require humidity Languages with a wide range of tone pitches have primarily developed in regions with high levels of humidity Peer-Reviewed Publication Max-Planck-Gesellschaft image: Languages in humid regions of the Earth (light circles) are more often tonal languages (red) than in dry regions. view more Credit: MPI f. Psycholinguistics/ Roberts This news release is available in G
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