WORLD ENGLISHES FROM OCEANIA, ASIA AND AFRICA
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2022-03-22
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Estudios han demostrado que el inglés se considera la lengua principal en el discurso comunicativo de hoy en día. Al mismo tiempo, puede considerarse como una lengua franca, porque es enseñada en todo el mundo y es la fuente de comunicación entre personas cuya lengua materna es diferente. En consecuencia, el inglés varía debido al continuo contacto con otras lenguas, y al dialecto local de otras comunidades. A pesar de las divergencias, el inglés se entiende perfectamente.
Teniendo en cuenta estos hechos, se mostrará una línea lingüística que expone diferentes pronunciaciones, léxicos y características gramaticales de los países australianos, del sur de Asia (Singapur) y de Sudáfrica. Se dice que esas variedades tienen algunas similitudes y diferencias en esos campos. Así, la intención de este proyecto es poder diferenciar cada una de las variedades anteriores, con la presencia del inglés dentro de todos esos países específicos con sus características representativas.
Studies have shown that English is considered the main language in nowadays’ communication speech. At the same time, it could be contemplated as lingua franca, because it is taught around the world and it is the source of communication between people whose native language is different. As a consequence, English varies due to the persistent contact with other languages and the local dialect of other communities. In spite of the divergences, English is perfectly understood. Taking these facts into consideration, this is going to be shown in a linguistic line showing different pronunciations, lexis and grammar characteristics of Australian, South Asia (Singapore) and South African countries. Those varieties are said to have some similarities and differences in those fields. So, the intention of this project is to be able to differentiate each of the previous varieties, with the presence of English within all those specific countries with its representative features
Studies have shown that English is considered the main language in nowadays’ communication speech. At the same time, it could be contemplated as lingua franca, because it is taught around the world and it is the source of communication between people whose native language is different. As a consequence, English varies due to the persistent contact with other languages and the local dialect of other communities. In spite of the divergences, English is perfectly understood. Taking these facts into consideration, this is going to be shown in a linguistic line showing different pronunciations, lexis and grammar characteristics of Australian, South Asia (Singapore) and South African countries. Those varieties are said to have some similarities and differences in those fields. So, the intention of this project is to be able to differentiate each of the previous varieties, with the presence of English within all those specific countries with its representative features