I enjoy sharing and reading in writers' forums. It is a suitable hobby for a
wanna-be author. It has been an interesting experience to receive different comments about my choice of
words and
style. I would like to investigate this topic today.
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| Charles Dickens in 1860 |
Even though English has some very important
rules, which
guide us all in its' proper use, so that meanings are inferred
correctly, it has long
lost its' place as a privately controlled language. It is no longer the language of any one people, nor two or three. It has become a
global language. A language of
all people. With this change in ownership, many rules and ideas have been introduced into English.
Any person who had the occasion to entertain
Engrish, Japanese English, or
Indian English well spoken by legions of
telephone representatives and
support personnel, has had the unusual experience of being part of a conversation that does not claim to be in actual
English; but rather in
Global English.
<Insert New & Entertaining Name Here> might just make the original language
not as common as it still is.
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| Pfft Gamers. |
And not to mention
internet slang and "
leet" writing. It may be that the new ways people use English to communicate in writing could lead the future of our new
global language!
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:)
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