Question

Помогите,очень срочно нужно ответить на вопросы,я ничего не успеваю 2. Do Americans and Englishmen speak different languages? 3. Do you think British and American people really don’t understand each other or just pretend? 4. What differences in the languages are well-known? 5. What can differences in vocabulary lead to? 6. Who is more ready to accept new customs: the British or the Americans? 7. What can the words borrowed from other languages tell about? 8. What do you think changes more in time: grammar, vocabulary or pronunciation? 9. Do you agree that all the languages are interesting and beautiful in their own way? Yes/ No? Why do you think so?

Answer 1

2) Americans and Englishmen speak the same language. the differece between difference between languages is some words and slang, and pronunciation of some sounds.3) British and American people understand each other compleatly. But in other situations they can use different verbs and words. 4)the differece between difference between languages is some words and slang, and pronunciation of some sounds.5)differences in vocabulary can lead to appearance of different languages 6) I think, Americans more ready to accept new customs than British? because America has got more different nationalities.7) People of other country came to the country and stay there.8) I think, pronunciation changes more in time9) yes, i am. But each nation hears another language in different ways. 

Answer 2

1. No, Americans and Englishmen do not speak different languages. Both Americans and Englishmen speak English, but there are some differences in vocabulary, pronunciation, and certain expressions.

2. The understanding between British and American people is generally good. While there are some differences in vocabulary and accents, they can usually comprehend each other without significant issues. Occasionally, there might be minor misunderstandings, but it's more due to the different terms used rather than deliberate pretending.

3. Some well-known differences between British English and American English include variations in spelling (e.g., "colour" vs. "color"), vocabulary (e.g., "lorry" vs. "truck"), and pronunciation (e.g., "schedule" with a 'sh' sound in British English and a 'sk' sound in American English).

4. Differences in vocabulary can lead to confusion or misinterpretation in communication. For example, a word that means one thing in British English might have a completely different meaning in American English, leading to misunderstandings.

5. There is no definitive answer to which group is more ready to accept new customs, as it can vary among individuals and regions. Both the British and the Americans have shown openness to embracing new customs and ideas throughout history.

6. Words borrowed from other languages can tell us about historical connections and cultural influences. For instance, English has borrowed numerous words from French, Latin, and other languages, reflecting the historical interactions between different societies.

7. All three aspects - grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation - change over time, but the rate of change can vary. Generally, vocabulary tends to change more rapidly due to cultural shifts and the adoption of new terms, while grammar and pronunciation can be more resistant to change.

8. Yes, all languages are interesting and beautiful in their own way. Each language carries the history, culture, and identity of the people who speak it. Embracing linguistic diversity enriches the world and allows for a broader understanding of different cultures and perspectives.