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ELI5: Chomsky's Linguistic Theory.
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If you talk to a kid and a kitten long enough, the kid will eventually learn to understand you, but the kitten never will.  Why?

There is a special part of your brain that has the job of learning languages.  When you are born, this special part has everything it needs to learn any language in the whole world.

From the moment you are born, when you hear the people around you talking, that special part figures out all of the rules for that language, or the languages, people around you use all the time.  An example would be, the order in which we say our words.  Which one sounds right to you, the cat fat, or, the fat cat?  Or, when we use an "s" if there is more than one of something.  Like, one chair, two chairs.  Every language has it's own rules, and kids can learn any number of them, simply by listening.  Now, once you know how a language works, you are free to make up entirely new sentences and say things that no one has ever said to you.