Explain Noam Chomsky’s theory of human language acquisition.

Our brain is not a empty paper. All of us have in our DNA
what us makes human.

There are features like being able to
talk, which us differates from the other animals.

Noam
Chomsky postulates that there is in our brain an Universal Grammar, common for all the
languages.

During our childhood the U. G. is filled up by
the specialities of the mother tongue. And all Homo Sapiens is able to learn all
languages.

In all the languages you have categories of
words, like verbs, nouns, adjectives and so forth.

It is
indeed possible to imagine a language with only tones or velocity of the utturings which
could gave signification. ( see the dolphins ).

In addition
to this, recently I discovered a feature in English and in Indonesian ( very distant
languages .

In Indonesian the P, T and  K, are eleded after
a nasal sound. ( for the formation from a root to a verb
).

TUTUP ( closed ) becomes MENUTUP ( to close
)

The same P, T and K are in general in English « protected
» by an aspiration followed by a vowel. POT e.g becomes PhOT.