From English to American

The purpose of this paper is to study some projects related to factors that bring English to the United States to some extent. Since then, the characteristics of American English have evolved, some of which focus on the English history in the United States, the definition of British English (BrE) and American English (AmE), and the last three specific areas of discussion I am counting on you.

American English and British English (BrE) are often different in phonology theory, phonetics, vocabulary, etc., and the degree of grammar and spelling is also small. The first American dictionary, the American English dictionary, was written by Noah Webster in 1828 and was called the Webster dictionary which summarized several spelling.

Most American English speaking dictionary - American English heritage dictionary, English random house dictionary, Webster's third new international dictionary - We use English alphabet based sorting system which includes diacritic marks in vowel and accent mark . Another common character tradition is the American alphabet alphabet originally created for transcribing European languages ​​with Native Americans. Linguists of Hindi, Finnish - Ugo, Caucasian and Slavic language also use a similar tradition. Although there are only a few differences between these characters and IPA, characters created with IPA are often discarded to support existing characters with diacritics (for example, many letters are spelled in Eastern Europe I am from).

African American English (AAE); aka African American English (AAVE) A linguist has been used to refer to the language type that was previously spoken by many African Americans. This change is often a target of prejudice and ignorance, but it is also one of the most widely studied and discussed varieties in American English. Many linguists who study the origin of AAE believe that this difference with other variants of American English is attributed to the origin of the Creole word formed during slavery. Back to Contents