๐ The history of English begins with the departure of the Romans and the influx of Germanic tribes, including the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes.
๐๏ธ The Anglo-Saxons contributed useful vocabulary for everyday things, while Christian missionaries introduced Latin words and concepts.
โ๏ธ The Norman Conquest in 1066 brought French language and new concepts to England, leaving a lasting impact on the English language.
๐๏ธ French and Latin were commonly spoken languages, with French influencing legal terms and Latin used in church.
๐ English absorbed about 10,000 new words from the Normans, leading to the development of words for animals and food.
โ๏ธ English became the language of power after the Hundred Years War against France.
๐ญ William Shakespeare invented around 2,000 new words and phrases, including everyday vocabulary and more elaborate terms.
๐ Shakespeare's use of catchphrases and unique expressions influenced the English language, making it rich and vibrant.
๐ The King James Bible played a significant role in spreading popular phrases and expressions in English.
๐ These influential works shaped the English language and impacted people's understanding of expressions and idioms.
๐ The King James Bible played a significant role in shaping the English language.
๐ฌ In the 17th Century, scientists in Britain started using English to communicate and named new scientific discoveries.
๐ English became the language of science, literature, and empire, leading to the spread of the language across the world.
๐ The British Empire's influence led to the development of various varieties of English around the world.
๐ Lexicographers like Dr. Johnson played a significant role in standardizing English by creating dictionaries.
๐๐ English borrowed words from different regions, including the Caribbean, India, Africa, and Australia.
๐ The Oxford English Dictionary was started in 1857 and took 70 years to finish.
๐ American English borrowed words from Native Americans and waves of immigrants, contributing to its unique vocabulary.
๐ผ American English influenced by capitalism and the need for new words related to business and transportation.
๐ English has a rich history of absorbing, evolving, and stealing from other languages over the past 1500 years.
๐ป The internet had a significant impact on the evolution of English, with the rise of abbreviations and the influence of typing on spoken language.
๐บ๐ธ๐ฌ๐ง American English and British English have diverged in certain vocabulary and pronunciation, with some words unique to each dialect.
๐ English originated from foreign settlers and became a global language, borrowing words from over 350 languages.
๐ฌ Around 1.5 billion people speak English, with a quarter being native speakers and a quarter speaking it as a second language.
๐บ๏ธ There are variations of English, such as 'Hinglish', 'Chinglish', and 'Singlish', reflecting its global influence.
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