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Language change - Definition

Language change is the manner in which the phonetic, morphological, semantic, syntactic, and other features of a language are modified over time, it is the topic addressed by historical linguistics who look at the past states of a language and seek to explain how the present state came about. Language reconstruction looks at language in the present and seeks to reconstruct the past.

Language - Example Usage

joshua_teo: “@damnitstrue: Who else speaks sarcasm as a second language?”
samuelmuns: No word in the English language rhymes with orange, month, silver or purple.
LaBellavi: Lotsa people RT @damnitstrue: Who else speaks sarcasm as a second language?
IlnurFunny: Мне понравилось видео на @YouTubeот пользователя @ef http://t.co/NGts6N3S Live the language - Barcelona
ItsmeAlyaa_: RT @damnitstrue: Who else speaks sarcasm as a second language?
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