These new immigrants have enriched English.

/kloc-At the end of 0/6, about 5 million to 7 million people spoke English. Now they all live in England. In the next century, the British occupied other parts of the world by sailing, so many people began to speak English. Nowadays, more and more people regard English as their first, second or foreign language.

English speakers can understand each other well even if they speak different kinds of English. Look at this example:

Betty: Do you want to see my apartment?

American Amy: Yes, I want to go up and see your apartment.

So, why does English change with time? In fact, all languages change and develop when cultures meet and communicate with each other. The first English spoken was from around 450 AD to 1 150, which is quite different from the English spoken now. It is more based on German. Then gradually, between 800 and 1 150, the number of English speakers decreased, just like German, because it was stipulated that Danish was the first language spoken by the British, followed by French. These new immigrants have enriched English, especially their vocabulary. So in 1600, Shakespeare was able to write books with a wider vocabulary than before. 1620, some British people went to settle in the United States. Then in the18th century, some British people were also sent to Australia. So America and Australia began to speak English.

Finally, the language was determined in the19th century. At that time, there were two great changes in English spelling: one was that samuel johnson compiled his dictionary, and soon noah webster compiled an American English dictionary. The latter embodies the different characteristics of American English.

In South Asia, English is still regarded as a foreign language or a second language. For example, many Indians can speak fluent English, because Britain stipulates that India should speak English from 1765 to 1947. At that time, English became the only language for government and education. Singapore and Malaysia also speak English, and some countries in Africa also speak English, such as southern Africa. The number of people learning English in China is increasing rapidly. In fact, perhaps the most people learn English in China. China or the British, who can establish their own identity? Time proves everything.

God, where did this English come from? Certainly not written by foreigners. . . It's a little rotten