what language spoken by adam and eve??

Answer 1

pretty sure it was sign language

Answer 2

Hebrew!

Of course they didn't call the language by that name back then. There wasn't really a need to call the language by a particular name since there was only one language up until the division of languages and nations at Babel.

You will find Hebrew root words in almost every language. Do a web search on the term "Edenics" and you will find documentation of this.

Answer 3

Probably nothing that we would know today. Shoot, I can barely understand some of the teen lingo nowadays.

Of course I have to ask why this would even matter, whatever language they used to speak was most probably obliterated when God confused the languages at the Tower of Babel.

Answer 4

They spoke a language called tongues that Christians speak when deep in God's worship. It is not comprehensible today unless by two people speaking it at the same time.

Answer 5

I don't know what language they spoke but one thing for sure !!! They didn't understand God's language as if they had ... Eve would left the apple alone!

Answer 6

Neither existed, but hey. They probably were apes, so they grunted.

Quenya, the language in Lord Of The Rings.

Answer 7

Adam (Alaih Assalaam) was the first man created by Allah. He was created to live on earth. However, Iblis did not like this. Although Iblis was made of fire, he lived with the angels. He thought he was better than Adam, so he became Adam’s enemy and decided to make Adam (Alaih Assalaam) disobey Allah.

Adam (Alaih Assalaam) and his wife used to live in paradise, where they were put by Allah. Paradise was the most beautiful place you can imagine. It was neither hot nor cold. Adam (Alaih Assalaam) and his wife were never hungry or thirsty. This was another thing which Iblis did not like. So Iblis came to Adam (Alaih Assalaam) and his wife and told them to eat from a certain tree. Now, Adam (Alaih Assalaam) and his wife knew very well that Allah had told them they must not even go near that tree. So they did not listen to Iblis, but Iblis kept on and on at them. He tempted them by saying that they could live for ever if they ate from that tree and would become like angels.

At last, worn down by the nagging of Iblis, Adam (Alaih Assalaam) and his wife gave in. They came to believe what Iblis was telling them, and they ate from the tree, against Allah’s command. But they soon came to regret very much their disobedience and their weakness in listening to Iblis. Adam and his wife were very sad and asked Allah for His forgiveness. Allah forgave them, for He is very forgiving. Allah then told Adam and his wife that they must now go down to earth and live there for some time. But He promised that they would be allowed to return to paradise as long as they and their children were obedient to Him in future.

Allah also told Adam (Alaih Assalaam) that he would be Allah’s first prophet. Many prophets would be sent to mankind, and if man listens to the prophets’ words, he will come into paradise when he dies. But if he does not listen, then he will go to hell and remain there with the evil Iblis.

So, Adam (Alaih Assalaam) and his wife cam down to earth. On earth, they raised their children, and their children in their turn raised their children. In this way succeeding generations of mankind lived on earth and Allah sent His prophets to all of them. These prophets said: Worship only Allah. Allah has created you. Allah has made for you the plants and the animals so that you can eat them. Be grateful to Allah and always do good.

This is what Adam (Alaih Assalaam), the first prophet of Allah, told his children. After him there came many other prophets, and Muhammad is the last of the prophets.

Answer 8

Edenese

Answer 9

Adam made up names. I make up words too. Monodogamous means; loyal to one dog. You won't find it in a dictionary.

Answer 10

adam prolly said' hows about a bit baby' and eve giggled like a school girl and said... its not on if its not on

Answer 11

Proto-World.