Q. How does a language evolve?
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How does a language evolve?

All the living creatures evolve and so does the languages.
The language that was spoken in a different manner and flow before a century is spoken in a different way at present and will change after a century from now.
How and why does this happen?
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  • tomweber

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  • tyler

    Language is a derived mode of communication by humans.
    As humans evolve they take all that is associated with them on the journey of growth and so, language evolves with humans.
    Changes are made at a very slow pace, one after another as per the requirements and acceptance of forms of words.
    Over the period of time, there can be seen some major differences in the language.
    It is a never-ending process.
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Chinese, Spanish, English, Hindi, Arabic - five of the most spoken languages out of the 6909 living languages around the world listed recently. Aside from that, there are also rare languages that a specific group of people use for communication. Languages are dynamic. Change is constant and so is language. New words are formed and are added in the more updated lexicography. A lifelong logophile can create a word, own it and eventually use it as a code to communicate privately. That is more fun. Go beyond books and create your own term, can you?

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