Do Now: Monday 12/20 What language do you think I am speaking? How many of you speak more than one language? How do you think English sounds to non-English.

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Do Now: Monday 12/20 What language do you think I am speaking? How many of you speak more than one language? How do you think English sounds to non-English speakers?

Objective: What economic, political, and cultural factors have led to the widespread diffusion of the English language? How has the widespread diffusion of the English language led to variation in how it is spoken? What are some examples of this?

Language How does geography explain how there are so many languages spoken throughout the world? What role does language play in one’s identity? What role does language play in folk/pop culture? What would this guy say about the importance of language?

English Language Why are so many countries multi- lingual? Why do so many people know or want to learn English? If English is so important, should it be the official language of the United States?

Origin of the English language? What does this map tell us about the origins of English? Figure 5-2 pg. 149

Why is English so widespread? Turn to page 148. Look at figure 5-1. Turn also to page 262. Look at figure 8-4. What does this tell us about how the English language was spread throughout the world? Why do we speak English in the US today?

Why is the English language so important to learn? As you watch the following clip, respond to the following question: Why do so many people want to learn to speak English in the world today? _walker_on_the_world_s_english_ma nia.html _walker_on_the_world_s_english_ma nia.html

Why are there so many variations in English?

Dialects of English dialect regional variation (vocab, spelling, pronounciation) Anyone want to sample a British accent? Who speaks standard english? Why don’t Americans speak English with the same accent? isogloss - a boundary created between dialects

How did this happen?

How could this happen?

What are the dialects in the U.S.?

Exit Ticket: What economic, political, and cultural factors have led to the widespread diffusion of the English language? How has the widespread diffusion of the English language led to variation in how it is spoken? What are some examples of this?