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We frequently adopt new words from different languages and cultures. As cultures interact,mix and trade, languages shifts to accommodare these changes. English, for example, oftern borrows from other languges. These are called loanwords.
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With the increased usage of technical jargon and mixed languages spoken along with English is actually having a significant impact on the kind of english spoken earlier. For eg., people may include few hindi or any other regional language words while greeting somebody. This may/may not affect the message...
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With the increased usage of technical jargon and mixed languages spoken along with English is actually having a significant impact on the kind of english spoken earlier. For eg., people may include few hindi or any other regional language words while greeting somebody. This may/may not affect the message one wishes to convey but at times it becomes tricky to actually understand what the person on the other side wishes to say read less
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Spoken English is changing in several ways: 1. Informality: Casual language and slang are increasingly common, reflecting social media and texting influences. 2. Vocabulary: New words and phrases emerge frequently, often driven by technology, culture, and globalization. 3. Pronunciation: Variations...
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Spoken English is changing in several ways: 1. Informality: Casual language and slang are increasingly common, reflecting social media and texting influences. 2. Vocabulary: New words and phrases emerge frequently, often driven by technology, culture, and globalization. 3. Pronunciation: Variations in pronunciation are growing, particularly with regional accents and dialects blending. 4. Ellipsis: People often omit words for brevity, using phrases like "gonna" instead of "going to." 5. Influence of Other Languages: Globalization leads to the incorporation of words and expressions from other languages, especially in multicultural environments. 6. Gender-Neutral Language: There’s a shift towards more inclusive language, with a focus on using gender-neutral terms. read less
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Spoken English is changing through the influence of technology, social media, and globalization. New slang, abbreviations, and internet-based expressions are emerging, while regional accents and dialects are blending due to increased communication across cultures. Additionally, more informal and simplified...
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Spoken English is changing through the influence of technology, social media, and globalization. New slang, abbreviations, and internet-based expressions are emerging, while regional accents and dialects are blending due to increased communication across cultures. Additionally, more informal and simplified language structures are becoming common in everyday speech. read less
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Lexical changesThroughout its history, English has not only borrowed words from other languages but has re-combined and recycled them to create new meanings, whilst losing some old words.
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Lexical changesThroughout its history, English has not only borrowed words from other languages but has re-combined and recycled them to create new meanings, whilst losing some old words.
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Renu sundriyal Lexical changesThroughout its history, English has not only borrowed words from other languages but has re-combined and recycled them to create new meanings, whilst losing some old words.
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English language is now days continuously evolving ,and in past years many there have been extensive changes in its way of speaking ,writing and its vowel system etc. There has been change in pronunciation of phoneme ,sound change ,many new words ,phrases ,idioms ,dialects have been introduced and changes...
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English language is now days continuously evolving ,and in past years many there have been extensive changes in its way of speaking ,writing and its vowel system etc. There has been change in pronunciation of phoneme ,sound change ,many new words ,phrases ,idioms ,dialects have been introduced and changes have been made in grammatical behaviour of words so that it is understood more easily read less
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