You mean like TEEPEE, SQUAW, MAISE? And Tribe names like however you spell Iriquos and all the place naps on the map that sound strange to us like Mississippi, Tchefuncte and other river names.
200 words added every quarter
They are added from historical or popular names.
Such an alphabetical list of English words can be found in a "Dictionary" - with new words being added as a word gains popular usage.
Technology created new wordsMedical Science developed new wordsSlang expanded meanings and usage of words and often added wordsLingo within corporations, the military, and education brought about new words.Foreign Words added to the language. Taco is now understood by everyone who speaks English.
Dictionaries don't work like that. As a new one comes out it may have hundreds of new words.
The Normans added words to the English language during their occupation.
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What words have been added to the English dictionary in 2009 or 2010
200 words added every quarter
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They are added from historical or popular names.
Such an alphabetical list of English words can be found in a "Dictionary" - with new words being added as a word gains popular usage.
it was bungalow
There are very few words in the english language that have a set gender, and this is not one of them. Indian could describe a male or female.
'Shwet, Subhra, Ujla, Safed' these words are used for 'white' in Indian languages.
Yes. There are at least six varieties of Standard English: American, Australian, Canadian, English, Indian and Scottish. To say its only the accent which makes it Indian English. If you speak the same words as you speak in standard English, it doesn't matter. So practically there is no Indian English language. Wolf5370: Sorry must dissagree - Indian English is not just an accent - it differs quite considerably in tenses. Indian English allows present continous in place of simple present, "'I am understanding it""He is knowing the time" instread of "I understand it"/"He is knows the time" for example. There are many other grammatical differences too. The inclusion of Hindi words are common - especially when numbering - use of lak for ten thousand, for example. English is a very forgiving language, hence the number English varieties, and as long as real English words are used, it can often be understood across dialects.
The main differences between British and Indian English are spelling, vocabulary, and pronunciation. Indian English often incorporates words and phrases from local languages, while British English tends to follow more traditional British usage. Pronunciation in Indian English can also be influenced by regional accents and dialects.