The English Is Not English

2.1. Influence of English in French During the Middle English period, French was the governing vernacular of England. It was the dialect of the ruling elite, in which the dialect that was being used in the court, and the dialect in which neighborly writing was composed. As a result, the Oxford English Dictionary proved that French was the primary source of loans outnumbering Latin, the second largest source which is something unbeliavable. For instance, Baugh points out as "where two dialects

English is an international language which is used by people in all over the world as a tool of communication.There are several reason why it is happen. One of the reason is English is a language that is used by many countries in the international forum for communication. Another reason is English is a language which is used to get information,for example science and technology development because most of invention and scientific books are reported and written in English. English language is still

American English is consistently changing it began with the Anglo-Saxon settlement. The next settlement that helped influence the English language was the Scandinavians which have some words with hybridization with spelling from Old English and Norse origins. During the Middle English period is when the most influencing happened with the Old English being broke down and replaced with the same English system we use today. During the early modern periods standardization began giving a standard for

Q: Which features of modern English differentiate it from early modern English? Modern English was much more standardized then early modern English. It slowly and gradually established throughout the world and got the most attention in histories of English because it was much more standardize as compare to previous English periods. It was considered as a language for the management of different organizations so, it expanded due to these organizations. Its establishment lead to the industrial revolution

English Bilingualism in Deaf Students and Natural v. Constructed Languages The main focus of this research will be how bilingualism affects the school success of deaf students. The research will focus on three different signed languages, one natural signed language (ASL) and two constructed signed languages (PSE and SEE). It is expected that the second language of each student is English. The questions I will address are as follows: 1. How does English fluency affect the academic success of deaf

Introduction: English language now becomes global language. Every countryman of man wants to speak in English. But there is vast difference between talk in English and produce English language. To know and to produce English language, one should know the teaching learning process of language. By knowing this teaching learning methods and deliberately using that in day to day life may create good teaching learning environment for learning language. Before three decades we were just dependent on

Understanding English I have never really paid attention to certain languages or how people talk, until last year in my senior english class. My English teacher's name was Ms.Gibbons, she was short with short brown hair, and skin as white as a ghost.Her classroom was at the very end of a long hallway, tables sit up in a U shape with chairs all around them,blueish carpet, white walls with english signs everywhere, one row of computers across from the 9 windows, a smart board at the front of the

“Hinglish” is not the inappropriate blend of English and Hindi languages. Neither it is a code switching which is switching from one sentence in English then to another sentence in Hindi. Although, there are not strict rules for Hinglish. But in author’s opinion any sentence which has 1) Words in these ( Hindi & English) languages 2) Grammar and sentence structure is maintained in Hindi 3) Hinglish is very easier to learn when compared to English to the Urban people of Delhi Etymology: A blend

George Orwell, "Politics and the English Language," 1946 [pic] Most people who bother with the matter at all would admit that the English language is in a bad way, but it is generally assumed that we cannot by conscious action do anything about it. Our civilization is decadent and our language -- so the argument runs -- must inevitably share in the general collapse. It follows that any struggle against the abuse of language is a sentimental archaism, like preferring candles to electric light or

It is important to note that for people who did not receive an education when English was being taught in public schools, would be at an extreme disadvantage as it will be much harder for the older citizens to learn English than for the young and upcoming citizens. But for the students who have an interest in seeking employment internationally, studies have shown that English language competence undoubtedly plays a role in their ability to find employment in countries such as the United Kingdom (Negash)