The first evidence of the ability to talk was seen in

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The first evidence of the ability to talk was seen in Homo erectus, which is known for having a larger brain size and more advanced vocal tract than their Australopithecus predecessors. This is believed to have allowed for the development of more complex speech abilities. While some evidence suggests that Neanderthals may have also had some form of language and communication, it is not clear if it was as advanced as the abilities of Homo erectus. There is no solid evidence for language abilities in Homo habilis or Australopithecus.

The First Evidence of the Ability to Talk Was Seen