Who is the father of English language?

Answer 1

The English language evolved over a long period of time. There was no single "father" of the language.

However, Several major contributors may be considered pivotal in establishing English as the language it is today.

Geoffrey Chaucer, considered Father of English Literature, established the English dialect as a medium for printed publication.

William Shakespeare and some of his contemporaries are also credited with adding thousands of words to the infant medium of written English. Thus, they expanded the English vocabulary base to be as usable as some of its classical alternatives such as French, Latin or Greek.

Answer 2

Geoffrey Chaucer is often referred to as the father of the English language for his significant contributions to English literature through works like "The Canterbury Tales," which helped establish English as a language of literary importance.

Answer 3

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