SOCIOLINGUISTIC PROFILE OF THE CONTEXT WHERE ENGLISH WILL BE USED
Keywords:
Sanskrit, Latin, French, colonial period, sociolinguistics, stylistics, standards, models, and functions, define'social concern', discrimination, an idealized model.Abstract
Languages have had a profound influence on individuals from all cultures and regions, serving a range of purposes. Since the 1930s, the English language has gained immense popularity. English has produced a class of people with remarkable intellectual strength across civilizations, outperforming Sanskrit, Latin, and French during the colonial period. The origins of English's expansion and penetration are complex, and past research has carefully examined them. 3 The transmission of English is critical for persons in the developing world, who are significantly influenced by applied linguistics research and principally benefit from its concepts.
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