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learning 2nd session PART 2

Sat, 08 Nov 2008 19:50:17 PST

This is the 2nd session of English lecture. youtube.com.

English Language Arts in the Classroom

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ue, 08 Jun 2010 11:04:42 GM

As another school year winds down the three R's, reading, writing and arithmetic will continue to be a topic of political debate.

How can an ethnic word be formally accepted in the English language dictionary?
Q. Language evolves. And there are loads of other words from other countries that have no clear English counterparts or there are words which are coined, developed and gained a sense of meaning from a group of people or nation. So how can it be formally accepted by the lords of the English dictionary? What are the guidelines and the criteria?
Asked by shintake - Sat Mar 7 19:56:16 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are no guidelines, except usage. There is no Council or Academy of the English Language, so English dictionaries (since Noah Webster, at least) are purely descriptive and not prescriptive. Pick a word, push it on your (and other people's) blog, boost it on Urban Dictionary, and with a bit of luck enough people will use it for longer than a year, and it will be picked up in a dictionary, maybe enshrined on the sacred pages of the OED.
Answered by Erik Van Thienen - Sat Mar 7 20:08:07 2009