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Why is English a nonphonetic language?

English is not "non-phonetic," exactly. No alphabetic language is. But since the pronunciation of English words has changed more than once since correct spelling was established, English orthography often reflects the way words used to sound instead of the way they do sound. We used to pronounce the K in knife, for example, and in French they still do: canif.Sometimes silent letters such as the T in often or the P in comptroller may be erroneously added to words by eagerly over-educated schoolmarms, either by analogy or false etymology. These are the same people who taught us that "aren't I" is better English than "ain't I."The seeming chaos of English spelling benefits the language. It helps readers distinguish between homonyms like might and mite; it helps scholars trace the history of words; and it is a beautiful part of the limitless variety of English expression.


What is English language in French?

Anglais is English in the French language.


What is the language myth for the English language?

that it is only in English


What is the international language of commerce?

English is the International Trade Language.


English language come froma Albanian language?

Yes, English language come from an Albanian language.


What english language is good american or british?

british language is the purest english language


From which family did the English language develop?

English is a Germanic language.


What is the definition of English language arts?

english language arts


How do you say and in Shakespeare's language?

Shakespeare's language was English. "And" in English is "and".


Is English a Germanic or Romance language?

English is a Germanic language.


Is English your native language?

Yes, English is my native language.


What has the author Ignaz Emanuel Wessely written?

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