Threats as stated by Why they occur Do you consider them real threats
the author (explanation from the text) or not? Explain
They were the strongest economics.
Now Asian economies are growing
1. Asian in strength and want to promote
economies their own cultures and languages.
The rich countries are getting older
— or rather their populations are
made up of more old people than
young people. In the future young
people with money to spend will be
2. The old age found in Asia and Latin America
people rather than Europe or the US. These
young adults may want to express
their desires in their own languages.
Until recently English has been the
main language of the Internet, but
now there is just as much content in
non-English languages.
English itself is changing all the time.
3. The Internet This has been true for 1500 years,
and is even more evident today.
Here English develops in ways that
reflect local culture or language. It
becomes different from the English
4. Speakers of spoken in Britain and the US.
In France the word ‘asap’ is
English as a borrowed from English to mean
second ‘quickly’. There is no such word in
English, but there is an abbreviation
language ASAP meaning ‘as soon as possible’.
The rise of Asian economies poses a
challenge to traditional economic
powerhouses. As Asian nations grow, they
aim to assert their cultural and linguistic
identities alongside their economic
strength, altering global dynamics.
Aging populations in wealthy nations shift
economic influence towards Asia and Latin
America, where youthful demographics
emerge. This demographic change may lead
to a shift in consumer preferences and
language dominance away from Europe
and the US.
English's dominance on the internet
diminishes as non-English content
proliferates. The evolution of English, a
process ongoing for centuries, continues
amidst linguistic diversification online,
reflecting changing global communication
patterns.
English adpts to lacal culturevs, diveriging
from its standardized forms. Borrowings like
“ASAP” in French illustrate this evolution,
highlighting how English absorbs influences
and spawns varitons, impacting linguistig
landscape globally.