Public Attitudes Toward Variety Indian English

In India, English has been used for over four centuries. Its existence was established by traders in East India company, so it was the first and foremost merchant, missionary and colonist's words. By the beginning of the 20th century, English has become official jargon and academic term in India. The rise of the nationalist movement that tried to introduce Hindi as Indian language in the 1920s brought anti-British sentiment especially in countries that do not speak Hindi, but they even even expressed their resistance mainly in English .

Interaction with native language: As the use of English has penetrated various parts of educated Indians, a new type of English has emerged. This diverse English has a very unique Indian flavor, and many slang phrases are engrossed in English like Brahman. Coulee, jungle and so on became words of political waking and resurrection, so English also played an important part in the Indian struggle for independence. Even Mohandas K. Gandhi (1869-1948) strongly supports her mother tongue, but effectively told his English message to the British government in English.

One thing controversial in the English version Wikipedia is which country's English will take precedence. Recommendations throughout the year range from single-form English standardization to branch English version Wikipedia project. In the style guide, "English Wikipedia generally does not like the country's major country categories" and "articles on topics closely related to specific English-speaking countries" . You should always use spelling and grammar variations in articles; for example, colors and colors represent both American English and British English, so do not use them in the same article. This guide also states that the article must hold its original domestic version.

Since the 1980s, the concept of "standard" has become a power of English in public discussion. Standard English in an English-speaking country can be defined as a minority ethnic group, which is mainly identified by its vocabulary, grammar and spelling. It has the best reputation and is most widely understood. It can be said that standard English is a dialect different from other dialects of English. "It has higher fame, no associated accent, and does not form part of the geological continuum" (Jenkins, 2003: 32). The definition list has different geographical uses, but there are many similarities. Among them, grammar and vocabulary are very worried, but standard English does not include accent.