Abstract
Any treatment of linguistics must address the question of language change. The way languages change offers insights into the nature of language itself. Language always changes and develops either internally or externally. Internal language change occurs as a result of the behaviour of speakers in their everyday lives to adjust to each other, and followed by a tendency to innovate in groups of people who are already familiar. Then followed by other changes in sequence, ultimately make a language different. It is grammar, phonology, phrase sequences, and sentence with gender function. The change will be followed by other changes. Language change may occur in any level of a language: in pronunciation, word forms, syntax, and word meanings.
Highlights
Any treatment of linguistics must address the question of language change
The possible answers to why languages change tell us about the way language is used in society, about how it is acquired by individuals and may reveal to us information about its internal organization. (Raymond Hickey, Language Change, 2003)
‘Parameters of morphosyntactic change’ 1997) John Lyons notes that “any standard of evaluation applied to language change must be based upon recognition of the various functions a language ‘is called upon’ to fulfill in the society which uses it”
Summary
Любая трактовка лингвистики должна касаться вопроса изменения языка. Затем следуют другие изменения в последовательности, которые в конечном итоге делают язык другим. Языковые изменения могут происходить на любом уровне языка: в произношении, словоформах, синтаксисе и значениях слов.
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