Different generations in cultures have common word usage, grammar, slang.

Language will mold to the current culture. For example, grammar rules have changed over and over in the U.S. from 1900 up to the current date to adapt to the current cultural status of the country.

Each generation in cultures has words or slang specific only to each era, words that fit the current culture which made be laid back, uptight, military, etc., and most of the slang for the era will dissolve in the given culture’s language, but it will not be forgotten.

We now live in a heavily technology-based society, all of the cultures do. So now, we have new words such as email, hard disk, Microsoft, catadioptrics, laser disk, Botox, and Bill Gates in our language. All of these words are

Pony Express, telegraph, telephone, email-- all had or have different forms of communication

influenced by our machine-driven culture of today.

None of these words were prevalent in the languages of yesterday.

television- people can see others in their culture that may live in different regions and get ideas and see how things are done and said in those different regions of a given culture, makes people’s language in a culture even more similar than the telephone/radio did and does, while unifying language like the radio, it also diversifies language by making available different dialects, ways of doing things, words/phrases, and hand and body gestures (for the first time) of different regions to all people in a culture, language is in any shape and form, and body movements also now affect the language, people can see these things now, not just hear them

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