Atlantic (Semitic) languages

Atlantic languages are a group of languages that come from a place called the Atlantic Ocean. Some of the languages in this group are called Semitic languages, which means they have a special way of speaking and writing that is shared by many people who live in countries like Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Ethiopia.

But why do people speak different languages in different countries? Well, you know how you might talk differently than your friend who lives in a different part of the country? It's like that, but on a much bigger scale!

As people moved to different parts of the world, they developed their own ways of speaking and writing that were influenced by the places they lived, the people they met, and the things that happened in their lives. And over time, these languages became so different that people who spoke them couldn't understand each other!

That's why we have so many different languages in the world, and why it's so important to learn about them and respect the people who speak them. By understanding different languages and cultures, we can all learn to get along better and make the world a happier place!