english langage?

Question

help i need to now everything about the language

Answer 1

Where to start? How do you expect someone to write down EVERYTHING about the English language?? Don't be rediculous!

Answer 2

Everything? Know...by the way.
Its a fusion of several languages. Old English as it was spoken before the Norman (French) invasion was virtually unintelligible by today's standards. It got a lot from the French, like the basic structure of how the nouns and verbs and other parts of speech interact. It got a lot from Latin because Britain was part of the Roman Empire for a few centuries. So you often have two words for the same thing, and oddly enough, the older English root word is often considered inferior to the imported Roman or French one. This is especially true in sexual or body related matters, the old English expression can be considered actually filthy and obscene, while the Roman or French origin is considered totally acceptable. "Penis" is fine, totally acceptable, but not the old english origin words.

English continues to borrow from other languages, quite freely. Thats one of its strengths, its very flexible, it adapts to changing times. I think its a fairly easy language to learn, too, except for the spelling. How would you know there is a K in know, for example, when it is not sounded. Or the silent E in so many words. Or the different sounds OUGH can make. But other than that, its a pretty easy language, it offers precision that makes it useful for business and science and international relations.

A basic English grammar book can show you the mechanics of how the language works.

Answer 3

Lesson 1:

language - n. (and not "langage")
1.
a. Communication of thoughts and feelings through a system of arbitrary signals, such as voice sounds, gestures, or written symbols.
b. Such a system including its rules for combining its components, such as words.
c. Such a system as used by a nation, people, or other distinct community; often contrasted with dialect.
2.
a. A system of signs, symbols, gestures, or rules used in communicating: the language of algebra.
b. Computer Science A system of symbols and rules used for communication with or between computers.
3. Body language; kinesics.
4. The special vocabulary and usages of a scientific, professional, or other group: "his total mastery of screen languagecamera placement, editingand his handling of actors" (Jack Kroll).
5. A characteristic style of speech or writing: Shakespearean language.
6. A particular manner of expression: profane language; persuasive language.
7. The manner or means of communication between living creatures other than humans: the language of dolphins.
8. Verbal communication as a subject of study.
9. The wording of a legal document or statute as distinct from the spirit.

Answer 4

English language belongs to England (a island to north-west
of Europe) and technically or otherwise is one of the difficult languages of the world.It is national language of U.S.,Canada,
Australia and many other countries.
English people ruled over several countries for centuries and
introduced it in educational system there.This has helped them in many ways.But for some selfish reasons,the rulers then failed to introduce Art of Living in educational system. England has since been a worst sufferer.Sir Bernard Shaw tried to improve the language,but did not succeed.
Need of the day is conduct a comparitive study of all world
languages,along with respective script and standardise the worthy for world community for Global Peace.

Answer 5

Then go and study English Language and Culture. It'll take 3 or more years but you'll get there....eventually. And no, nobody will write down everything about the English language for you.

Answer 6

It's the hardest language to learn, so no one on here is going to be able to teach you. Depending on your age, you might inquire as to "sitting in" on classes at your local Univ. or College. This would be of no charge to you if approved. You won't get the credits, but you would benefit from the classes.

If you are in the US and from another Country; call your City or County Office to see if assistance is available.

Answer 7

Do you really think we could help you with such a open question? Do we teach you to read? What do you want?

If you're having a huge problem with english, I suggest you ask your professor or teacher about hiring a tutor. Or find someone really smart in your class, and ask them. I'd help but you don't live in DFW, right?

That's my advice!
Debbie

Answer 8

Find a tutor

Answer 9

i can b ur tutor,im bn stayin in Jax. since i wuz born n' i kno all da slang words,so u can email me r call

Answer 10

what language you want to know..i know six languages english, madarin, malay, cantonese, hokkien, and teow chew... so can i help you..i can email me [e-mail]