Some of us anyway.
Scientists studying the DNA of Neanderthals say they can find no evidence that this ancient species ever interbred with modern humans.
But our closest ancestors may well have been able to speak as well as us, said Prof Svante Paabo from Germany's Max Planck Institute.
He was speaking in Chicago, US, where he announced the "first draft" of a complete Neanderthal genome.
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