our language in 500 years

Our English should have a big, bright, suggestive slogan saying "under construction". Returning to the memory of 1450 AD, a new stage will come in the modern era of modern English. However, when studying Shakespeare 's work from the 1500' s, many translations of his work are necessary for most ordinary people to understand what he means. So you can only imagine many changes that have occurred in our language.

The UK has spent a long time to escape from the Roman Catholic church, and we can no longer see how our language and its use prejudice against RC faith. Our words as a by-product of our culture are essentially biased contrary to the beliefs of RC, and as the EU continues to be the main stakeholder of this belief, our recognition in the UK is I am biased toward their position. Various European languages ​​inject complete RC components and then are biased towards English

There is nothing like language evolution. The ability to use language is constantly evolving. This ability appeared approximately 75,000 years ago. This is very easy. The language we talk about today is how our language translates into language behavior. As Chomsky said, it is the second language of the basic thought process. There are about 6,000 different languages ​​in the world. What we really want is to understand the basic principles to make it possible to get any of these 6000 languages. And I will make some new ones

Recently, we are thinking about the future of article page of BBC news website. We publish daily in 33 different languages, especially over 500 new things, a way to access our website through social sharing and search results. The problem is that since the dawn of civilization the layout of networking terms has not changed so much within 20 years. As my colleague Jim pointed out, looking at the story in 1997, it looks very strange. Vertical body text, main image, links to other articles on the right. Yes, it is a bit broad, yes, we use embedded video and tweets to refuel, but the basic concept has not changed.

Every day, over 500 VICE editors around the world publish hundreds of articles in 18 languages. Our publishing platform, Vx, is designed to be treated quietly and deftly on a daily basis. But earlier this year, as the directory and throughput increased, we found an opportunity to open a library of huge new content for every VICE editor around the world ... we created this library. Our editors have discovered that they reported that they experienced editorial FOMO, which is becoming harder to catch up as more articles are posted at the seminar. Succeed in more and more languages ​​- Do not consume and consider localization in the market

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