What Will The English Language Look Like in the Future?

The English language is entrenched in a number of countries around the world, from the United States to the United Kingdom.  Spoken by innumerable native speakers, yet poses a captivating puzzle for linguists and English speakers alike.

While we make our way through the coming years we'll observe the fusion of new words into important platforms such as the Oxford Dictionary.  We'll be asking ourselves in contemplation what will the native language of  English look like a century from now?

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English Language Glossary of Words

Accent

A distinct form of pronunciation distinguishing a particular country, region, social class, or a sector of immigrants.  Each accent is characterised by contrasts in pitch, tone, stress, intonation.  Mostly connected to the idea of a dialect, but particularly alluding to disparities in pronunciation.  

A History of the English Language: English Today

Where is English Spoken Today?

The English language is one of the most popular languages spoken in the world today, with an estimated 350-400 million native speakers. But is also a prevalent language for many non-English speakers all over the world.  With almost a quarter of the globe’s population, which is about 1 ½-2 billion people having a clear understanding and some basic competence in its use, whether written or spoken.