Globalisation of the English language

the English language, all of us he known and use

it every day.

But where exactly did it come from?

On what impact has it had on other nations?

Well, this is what we'll be exploring today.

First, I wish to define a few key concepts in

which we use throughout our presentation, the first being diffusion

in which means to transfer or dispersal of cultural elements

from one group of people to another.

The next adoption, which is the acceptance of cultural elements

and groups of people to another on the last adaption,

which is the adjustment in response to a changed environment.

Just a quick recap of the English language is the

official language of around 53 nations and is spoken by

around 20% of the world's population, or around 1.5 billion

people. It is also the most common second language I

don't know.

Three English language originated from the Anglo freeze and die

elects brought to Britain in the mid 5th and 7th

centuries by Anglo Saxon migrants from what is now known

as Germany, southern Denmark and the Netherlands.

Around 20% of the world's population is now English speaking.

So how do we come from this one group in

Britain? Well, most of this could be attributed to English

colonization. English colonization began in the 16th century, with Jamestown,

Virginia, on spread throughout the world in the following years.

Yeah, this map shows the English colonies in pink.

In 1914 you can see that Australia and New Zealand

are both English colonies.

It has a major impact on the languages in which

all colonies now speak advancements in transport and telecommunications.

When the British first colonized Jamestown, Virginia, they used it

to travel to seize and spread the English language.

Advancements in these vessels allowed the English colonies to travel

further and more efficient.

Well, recently, transport such as airplanes and modernize ships have

been used by non English speakers, traveled to English speaking

countries and learn the length.

Telecommunications such as the Internet and phones have also greatly

contributed to the generation and dispersion of the English language

things. Language has dominated the Internet.

This graph shows that the most use language on the

Internet in 2020 is English was over 25%.

Can the role played by MNCs, multinational corporations and transnational

institutions have spread across the world, since most of these

air English speaking based while they spread globally, they also

spread the English language to new nations is almost a

necessity for people speak English if they want to be

in the global work is many international companies expect their

employees to speak fluent English.

This is because it is the global language business.

Most economic trading happens in English, as it is the

most widely spoken language.

Reynolds Samsung Microsoft in Beijing has English as their official

corporate language.

The rock the role played Yeah, how very accessible to

learn with the help of media and at such as

Jiro Lingo.

Do Lingo teaches a wide variety of languages, but its

most popular for teaching English is the most studied language

around the world, with 53% of old uses studying English.

This Match books shows the most popular language studied.

Onge illegal in each country.

English is the most popular language out of all the

countries. It is shown a screen.

Second, most common language learned it's French, which is shown

it's blue and the third in Spanish, which is yellow.

This math is similar but shows the percentage of dual

lingo. Users learning English in each country 70% 75% off

the use in Russia and the Middle East are learning

English. Yeah, okay.

Australia is one of the English colonized nations occurring in

17 88 when the British fleet tres came that declared

the land as tear analogous.

This means, they declared that there are no residents off

the land.

This was detrimental to the aboriginal people as there were

over 750,000 Aboriginals inhabiting the land with over 250 different

languages. After colonization, the English took over, starting their own

systems and taking complete control over the nation.

The aboriginal people were completely disregarded in this situation.

The use of aboriginal languages was banned in certain areas

until the 19 seventies, whilst the stolen generation also occurred,

which forbid parents of the teach their Children their language.

The stolen generation occurred in 1910 to 1970 in which

aboriginal Children removed from their homes and placing camps run

by English people to train them to be servants of

the British.

Because of this, the Children were no longer exposed to

the aboriginal languages were first forced to learn English to

serve the British.

By this time, the whole country was speaking English, so

for ever since to survive, English became necessary to receive

any help that they needed.

Because of this, the 250 languages slowly became a 60

in which is now healthy.

Today think although other languages are still used today, they're

slowly becoming extinct as people are not teaching a language.

Allowing the language is much due to English being more

practical in our nation.

There are only 3.3% of the average Australian population, in

which aboriginal on only 10% of this 3.3% able to

speak the indigenous languages with less people knowing the language

there also lets people to teach the language, causing further

extension. New Zealand was also colonized by the British in

17 69 although the process and treatment was different.

When the British took over, they created the Rotondi Treaty.

This meant that the British had to accept that marry

tribes had the right to organize themselves and protect their

way of life.

It required the government to act recently and in good

faith towards the marry people.

It made the government responsible for helping to address grievances

and establish equality between the principal and that all media

owners are equal under the law.

This is different to Australia as the indigenous people were

neglected and disrespected in our situation.

The respect of this has greatly impacted the preservation of

the marry language.

This can also be seen through the statistics that 4.1%

of the population of New Zealand could hold a full

conversation in marry.

This is although this is still not great.

It is a lot higher than Australia.

This can also be seen through the use of language

in their lives.

Most street science will have both languages There also TV

channels in which you're all in Maori and to have

certain jobs in sectors like the government.

You're you're expected to speak certain phrases in Maori when

making a comparison between the two nations, although there are

some difference since both were colonized by the British and

have seen a large reduction in the usage of knowledge

of the native language.

Although the respect and treatment of the marries in New

Zealand allowed for the language to be preserved somewhat in

the future, is predicted that every third person on the

planet was speaking by 2050 around half the world's population,

so you have to speak English.

This rise in English speakers could occur because more and

more people see it valuable to learn English as a

second language English, they can only speak a couple of

words. According to Cambridge University in China, after 350 million

peoples have at least some knowledge of English on up

to 100 million people in India due to increased travel

and migration, there could be more influence from other nations

in the English language over the years, even could alter

how some countries speak English.

This has already happened in most nations.

They have their own variety of words and their own

ways of speaking them, for example, the main English speaking

countries Australia, America, England and Canada or have very different

ways of speaking different words.

They used to describe different things, and they all have

specific specific accent in the future.

These different ways of speaking will enhance and become more

unique. But this also means that part of the English

language would be lost and forgotten.

This is because they will become outdated and new words

will be will be created to replace him in the

future. Native what native languages will disappear due to the

rise off the English language implant packs and implications as

seen in the case studies, the English colonization around the

world has resulted in the English language taking over First

Nation languages.

This has had a large impact on the preservation of

languages throughout the world.

On a local level for Australia, this is highly impacted

the preservation of many indigenous languages.

The elders who know the language completely are struggling to

teach the language before they passed away on much of

the language could be lost due to to the to

the stolen generation and the lack of time to treat

teach their Children the language before passing.

This means that the languages are dying out and there

are no longer than 250 different languages in which we

started with on a national level.

The overall languages left around 60 languages left in the

nation, meaning that much of their stories in history I

lost you to the language barrier.

Just the English colonization and the role of the government

in the past internationally.

This has become much of an issue due to English

becoming one of the most common languages in the world,

and therefore the loss of first nation languages will continue

if the work is not completed to restore each language

overall, the spread of the English language has negatively impacted

the president raging off first nationwide through colonization, the spread

of MNCs and the increase in technology native languages have

vanished. English language if diffused through the message of colonization,

I was forcefully adopted.

The language is further adapted by our nation over time

by introducing introducing slang in over 400 indigenous words such

as didgeridoo.

Thank you for listening to our presentation.

Globalisation of the English language

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