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__**//History//**__ By John,Seth and Angelos, The first language used in the United Kingdome was known as English. The British language spread like a wild fire due to its many colonies and its world influence. Today the english language has become nationally spoken and world recognized. The English language is a member of the Indo-European family of language and is predominantly Germanic in nature. The Creator of the British language was a man whos full name was never documented but went by "Angles". Angles lived in the 5 to 6 century and cam to Great Brittain. His language took hold due to the many invading tribes from the south and latter due to colonization. After a great many years the culture and language was addopted by man colonized areas adn was eventualy called Anglosaxism and Old English.

This language was latter addopted bya one William Shakespeare who wrote "Hamlet", "Romeo and Juliet", and " A Midsummer Nights Dream".

Eventualy a man named Norman French came along and the culture was altered again and turned into the Middle English.The last known change and addoption in the british language is known as Moddern English. This Moddern English came about in the late 16 Century. The language is even still developing today, with the existance of the internet and social networking the langauge could go anywhere from here.

__**British Sing Language (BSL)**__
British Sing Language or BSL makes up an important role for the British Language. It manages to have its own grammar with lots of expressions from the face, hands and the upperbody to "convey" the meaning. It is still used today by British citizens, with a few "minor" adjustments.

__The History of BSL__
In 1720 BSL has been founded/developed by Daniel Defore, the founding father of BSL. Later on in Edinburg, a man named Thomas Braidwood established a school for deaf citizens. somwhere around the 1917s Laurent and Lere who are graduates of a special deaf school established their own school for deaf in America. I turned out to be state sponsored by 1819 due to its great repulation. However after 1860s orralism became popular throughout educational schools for the deaf. about 20 years later, the Conference of educators of the Deaf voted to implaned oralism as the "soul method" for schools. In1974 BSL became a language with its own right.

British language is interesting and it does sound simple to speak the words. However, citizens throughout the U.K. have different accents, even some have their own languages. A perfect example would be Northumberland, they have an accent that sounds almost like they have their very own language. Its simply because people in the area use Germanic words that are used nowhere in the british language. Northumberland once became a kingdom of its own, with Viking and German influence. Another Example for british accents would be Cornwall, an area of Britian where they try to keep their Cornish language alive and well. Their language is related to Brittany and Basque's language. During the time, it was once widely spoken in Cornwall.

As many of us know using the british language you have to use some different words. Fore example: aubergine acutally means eggplant, or brolly that means umbrella. For more information on different british words click here!

England is a very multi-cultural place and many Immigrant communities from around the world still speak their own home language in the glorious country of Britian.