Who is the most linguistic person in the world?

God, God or something.

Otherwise, how can you understand.

Professor Bai Gang of Fudan University, who Chinese--- the most proficient languages, was born in 1977 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Secretary-General of the Research Center for Intellectual History, Fudan University. Renowned linguist.

He speaks modern languages including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian and Greek. He also focused on the study and mastery of dozens of classical languages of the world's major civilizations, such as Heti, Ancient Greek, Latin, Vedalic, Sanskrit, Pali, Avist, Ancient Persian, Old Armenian, Gothic, Old Irish, Old Church Slavonic, Lithuanian, Tocharian, Akkadian, Biblical Hebrew, Aramaic, Phoenician, Ugaritic ......Professor Bai Gang is currently the scholar with the most mastery of classical languages in the world. He knew the classical languages of Europe, and the empire of the languages he mastered stretched across Eurasia.

According to the authoritative scientific journal New Scientist, language is considered part of the cognitive endowment that is unique to humans. Scientists agree that language ability is related to genetics. Evidence that polylingual talent can be inherited in families supports the idea that linguistic talent is hereditary.

However, to this day, scientists still have no idea how many languages a person can master at most. In 1996, Dick Hudson, a retired professor of linguistics at College University London, posted a post on the "linguists" online forum, the most popular among linguistic scientists, asking who the people with the most languages were. Later in the thread, Hudson refers to those who speak six or more languages as "linguistic geniuses."

He chose "6" because he knew that there were many people in the world who could speak 5 languages. He lists a number of polyglots, such as the 18th-century Italian Cardinal Giuseppemezzofanti, who spoke 72 languages and spoke 39 of them fluently; Emil Kriebs, a German Chinese language giant who worked as an interpreter for the German ambassador to China, speaks 60 languages fluently. In October 2003, he received a letter from Yi Mei'er, in which the sender wrote:

N's grandfather spoke at least 15 languages. Every three or four generations, a child with a talent for learning multiple languages appears in N's family. N's grandfather once told him that both his great-grandfather and his uncle spoke about 100 languages.

Baby, you never know how many languages he can master.