https://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/may/01/icymi-english-language-is-changing-faster-than-ever-says-expert
This article revolves around the subject of the ever developing English Language.
John Sutherland, professor of English from University College London
The main verdict gained from the article is that parents feel as if their own children speak a completely different language to them. “Fleek” – which means looking good – came top of the list of terms parents did not understand, with 43% selecting it as a term they did not know" This just proves that so many parents are yet to understand what their own kids are speaking about.
It is evident that a lot of the language in which children use have derived from the development of technology, and younger people using what is available to them. It's also expected to carry on advancing, encouraging more and more of the younger generation to use the new language.
The main verdict gained from the article is that parents feel as if their own children speak a completely different language to them. “Fleek” – which means looking good – came top of the list of terms parents did not understand, with 43% selecting it as a term they did not know" This just proves that so many parents are yet to understand what their own kids are speaking about.
It is evident that a lot of the language in which children use have derived from the development of technology, and younger people using what is available to them. It's also expected to carry on advancing, encouraging more and more of the younger generation to use the new language.
