Has tamil language evolved? How?

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They have ungone different phonological changes and sound shifts.
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Yes, Tamil language has evolved over time through several stages. Old Tamil, Middle Tamil, and Modern Tamil are the three major stages of Tamil language development. Tamil has borrowed words from other languages, especially Sanskrit and English, but has retained its unique grammar and vocabulary. Tamil...
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Yes, Tamil language has evolved over time through several stages. Old Tamil, Middle Tamil, and Modern Tamil are the three major stages of Tamil language development. Tamil has borrowed words from other languages, especially Sanskrit and English, but has retained its unique grammar and vocabulary. Tamil has also adapted to changes in technology, society, and culture, and continues to evolve to this day. read less
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Yes, Tamil evolved its pronunciation and script by periods. Nowadays we are using modern Tamil.
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