Neurobiological origins of language

Language is the ability to communicate thought and ideas with words. Neurobiological origins of language means learning about the brain and how it helps us use words to communicate. Our brains have special cells and pathways that help us to remember and say words. We also have to think about what we want to say and how to put our thoughts and ideas into words. Language is something that we all learn and practice. In our brains, we have nerve cells and pathways that help us to remember and use words. We also have brain functions that help us to remember and understand the meaning of words. Putting all these processes together helps us use words to communicate.