History of english

History of English

  • 410

    Chapter 1 - Anglo Saxon - Whatever happened to the Jutes?

    Chapter 1 - Anglo Saxon - Whatever happened to the Jutes?
    English begin with the phrase "up yours Cesar"
  • 450

    Anglo sax vocabulary

    Anglo sax vocabulary
    Anglo sax vocabulary was very useful at the time (house, woman, leaf, wear,) Four days of the week were named after the anglor god´s.
  • Period: 450 to 450

    450 AD

    Tripes came in (saxons, anglos) together they form ANGLO-SAXON) THE JUTES
  • 597

    597 AD

    597 AD
    Christian misioneries took on funky new words from latin, like MARTYR, BISHOP, FONT
  • 800

    800 Came the Vikings

    800 Came the Vikings
    Came the vikings with words like DRAG, RANSACK, THRUST, DIE. One of their motors was to GIVE AND TAKE
    coming to 2000 thousand words the vikings gave to English
  • 1066

    Chapter 2 - The norman conquest- Excuse my English

    Chapter 2 - The norman conquest- Excuse my English
    William the conqueror invades England bringing new concepts such as the frensh language
    examples
  • 1125

    William the conqueror

    William the conqueror
    cuncile to council
  • Period: 1125 to 1129

    William the conqueror

    clerc to clerk
  • Period: 1129 to 1290

    William the conqueror

    Parlement to Parliament
  • Period: 1290 to 1300

    William the conqueror

    souverain to sovereign - judge - evidence
  • 1300

    1300

    1300
    words like cow, sheep and swine were spoken by the English farmers but beef and porf came from the french
  • 1300

    English absorbed many words

    English absorbed many words
    English absorbed 10,000 thousand words from the normans 1300 to 1453 was the English war agaisnt the French
  • Period: 1400 to 1400

    William the conqueror

    jury - Justice ( at this pediod the common man spoke Enlish and it was anderstandable by speaking slowly and loudly)
  • 1550

    The british had gather words and expresions as science

    The british had gather words and expresions as science
    1550 - canooe was discovered
    1550 - word "cannibal" was brouhgt
    1640 - cumubund was invented in india
    1650 -barbique was discovered
    1670 - the bulgalow was created
    1820 - yoga was created in india to help stay in shape while pretending to be spiritual
  • 1564

    Chapter 3 - Shakespeare- a plaque on both his houses

    Chapter 3 - Shakespeare- a plaque on both his houses
    about two thousand words and phrases were invented by William shakespeare (1564-1616) (bible, puppy dog)
  • Period: 1564 to

    Shakespeare

    William came up with the words (alligator) smile, mile, dial, the nile etc...or the "hob-nob" shakespeare´s poetry showed the world that English was a rich, vibrant language with limitless expressive and emotional power.
  • Chapter 6- english and empire- the sun never sets on the english language

    Chapter 6- english and empire- the sun never sets on the english language
    1583-1914 the british had gather words and expresions as science, bible and shakespeare and went world wide
    went to the carabian
  • Due to all the experiments

    Due to all the experiments
    Scientists became aware of the human body and came up with words like 1601 - cardiac
    1601 - tonsil
    1658 - ovary
    1667 - sternum
    1693 - penis
    1682 - vagina made six education classes
    1615 - clitoris
  • Chapter 8 - American english - not english but somewhere in the ballpark

    Chapter 8 - American english - not english but somewhere in the ballpark
    Pilgrims landed in america
  • 1607 - pilgrims, Dutch, Germans

    1607 - pilgrims, Dutch, Germans
    Pilgrims landed in america and needed names for all the new plants and animals (raccoon, squash, moose etc..) 1703 - dutch brought the word "cookie" 1794 - the dutch came in and share coldslaw 1856 - germans became sellsmen of "pretzels" 1893 - "subways" came into the picture 1912 - american english drifted back across the pund as briths got the hand of their cool movies 1914 - breakeven - america spread a new language of capitalism
  • Chapter 4- The king james bible: Let there be light reading

    Chapter 4- The king james bible: Let there be light reading
    A new translation of the bible had begun. a team of scribes went the extra mile and wrote this translation.
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    Chapter 4- The king james bible: Let there be light reading

    Begun several of our sayings now a days such as: a leopard can change its spots; a bird in the hand is worth
    two in the bush; a wolf and sheep clothing is part of the spot; a fly in the oiment is annoiyng
  • The Royal society

    The Royal society
    1626 - acid
    1641 - gravity
    1646 - electricity
    1660 - pendulum due to all the experiments, scientists became aware of the human body and came up with words like
    1601 - cardiac
    1601 - tonsil
    1658 - ovary
    1667 - sternum
    1693 - penis
    1682 - vagina made six education classes
    1615 - clitoris
  • In science things were discovered faster than thay could be named

    In science things were discovered faster than thay could be named
    1626 - acid
    1641 - gravity
    1646 - electricity
    1660 - pendulum
  • Chapter 5- The English of science- how to speak with gravity

    Chapter 5- The English of science- how to speak with gravity
    britain was full of psychicist
    Robert hooke (B.1635 -D.1703)
    Robert Boyle (B.1627 -D.1691)
    Isaac Newton (B.1643 -D.1727)
  • The royal society was formed

    The royal society was formed
    The royal society was formed
  • Chapter 7 - Age of the dictionary - the definition of a hopeless task

    Chapter 7 - Age of the dictionary - the definition of a hopeless task
    Lexicographers - a new breed of men: they had a question
    What happens when people spell a word
    slicely different?
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    Dr. Johnson

    Dr, johnson created the dictionary (18 inches tall, contained 42, 773 entries)
  • The british gathered words and expresions as science

    The british gathered words and expresions as science
    1827 - from australia english took the word boomerang
    1828 - from australia english took the word walkabout
    1850 - in africa they had the words budduo
    1852 - from autralia, english took the word nugget
    1871 - zombie was also a part of the african culture
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    More words were stolen

    Up to the first world war, the british empirre had rounded up to ten million square miles, four hundred
    million people
  • Period: to

    The Oxford dictionary

    1857 - the oxford dictionary was invented (took 70 years to be finished)
    1928 - Another version of the oxford dictionary was revised and is still is until today
  • Parking lots were made in america

    Parking lots were made in america
    1926 - the words "merger and downsizing" were invented 1930 - freeways were created and named 1935 - italians arrived with the words "pizza, and pasta" 1937 - groovy jazz
  • Chapter 9 - Internet English - languange reverts to type

    Chapter 9 - Internet English - languange reverts to type
    1972 - first e-mail was sent 1973 - the word "crashed" was born 1980 - "download" word was invented 1982 - "reboot" was a strong word to this time 1990 - the word "firewall" was invented
  • 1991 - ("toolbar" word was created)

    1991 - ("toolbar" word was created)
    Internet arrived or was created it if you will (free global space to share information) Conversations begin being shorter and shorter
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    The Internet

    1998 - blogging- iniciated 2004 - poke - came to life on the internet chats, many words were simplify by tiping shorter and shorter
    such as (if we´re honest life´s threatening accident was pretty hillarious) simply became "fail"
  • Period: to

    Today

    Today about 1.5 billion people around the globe speak english
    quarter are native speakers
    quarter are speakers as a second language
    the other half are people who can "ask for directions" assuming they speak english. At the end we have lots of english languages
    we have- Hinglish- hindienglish Chinglish-chinese english
    Singenglish-singapourian english
  • Chapter 10 - Global English - Whose language is it anyway?

    Chapter 10 - Global English - Whose language is it anyway?
    In the fifteen hundred years since the romans left britain, english as share a unique ability to share,
    absord, evolve, invade, or better said "steal" English came to take many words from over 350 laguanges, and stablished it self as a global institution.
  • Conclusion

    Conclusion
    English has so many routes that it´s almost imposible to call it English anymore