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The English language is the second language more spoken in the world (the first is the Mandarin) and it is indispensable in the current days, because the globalização (Portuguese?) does with that if it turns something fundamental.
Everyday we observed the English language in our daily one (Do you mean lives?), in films, series, music, books, packings, etc.

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With a history of about 1500 years, the English has its origin and evolution in three distinct differences:
Old English - vogue between the fifth and eleventh centuries
Middle English - its average development, from the 11th to the 16th centuries
Modern English - the modern fashion from the 16th century to the present day
English comes with the languages spoken by people (and who are these people?) who leave the fifth century.

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The origin of the English language lies in present-day England and the arrival of Anglo-Saxon tribes from Central Europe to the British Isles in AD 400. Its language, now known as "Old English", was quickly adopted as the common language of this relatively remote region from Europe. Old English provided a solid foundation for today's English and brought some essential words like "be", "strong" and "water".

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With the invasion of the Vikings (Nordic tribe that sacked North and Northwest Europe about 1000-1200 years ago), Old English mixed with the Old Norse, the language of the Vikings. The old Norse ended up giving the English more than 2000 new words, including "give" and "take", "egg", "knife", "husband", "run" and "viking".

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Although English was widely used in the British Isles in 1000 AD, the Norman invasion established French as the language of royalty and power. Old English was left to peasants and, despite its less glamorous status, continued to develop and grow with the adoption of various Latin and French words in the years 1000-1400 AD, including everyday words such as "beer", "city" "," Fruit "and" people ". By adopting and adapting French words, the English language has also become more sophisticated through the inclusion of concepts and words like "liberty" and "justice".

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In the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, after the Hundred Years' War with France, which resulted in the French domination of the British Isles, English resumed the position of language of power and influence. The language gained a new impetus through the development of English literature and culture, led by William Shakespeare.
Shakespeare's influence on the development of the English language and its unique and rich culture is difficult to measure, the guy is known to have invented about 1700 words, including "alligator," "puppy dog," and "fashionable."

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When a Great Britain becomes imperial a spread of English really caught up. Until the early 20th century Britain had imperial control over the world's fourth-Asia to Africa-and over 400 million British subjects. Emission of the spread of English to all the corners developed for the selection of stores and stamps of the English, and this brought more new words! The word "barbecue", for example, was used by the Caribbean, while "zombie" was adopted by Africa.

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Having Shakespeare established English as culturally significant, a rich language, the rapid development of the scientific world began to change the English language in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, necessitating the invention of new words, including "gravity", "acid" and "electricity" . And as the universe of spoken English was at the center of a great deal of scientific progress, scientific advances were in hand with the evolution of language.

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The Oxford English Dictionary, first published in 1884, standardized spelling and ensured that English speakers around the world could understand each other. Currently in the 20 volumes, each new edition of the Oxford English Dictionary takes decades to compile, although new words are added to the online version several times a year. (Was this the first dictionary of English language? What about Johnson's?

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English is still evolving. From the development of local dialects and slang in countries as far apart as the US, South Africa and New Zealand, and in cities as diverse as New York, Oxford and Singapore, to incorporate technical vocabulary into everyday English, English is in constant flow. Only the vocabulary has increased at a rate of approximately 1,000 new words approved per year.!
The words recently added are: Selfie, "OMG" short for "Oh my god!", "Food baby" meaning to stay with that protruding belly after eating a lot, and "phablet", a word used to describe phone/ tablet.

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It is always interesting to study the origin of a language and its evolution, since language is the most effective way of communication between rational beings. And English is no different, its origin and evolution are accompanied and influenced by history and passing of time.
It is important to understand the origin and evolution of the most popular language on the planet and understand why it is as it is today.  Great reflections!
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