bare vexed

Isabelle Kerr said, in her article, that “Shakespeare would be turning in his grave” in relation to young people creating their own style of texting and speaking to each other. I think Shakespeare will be turning in his grave over what she is saying about the way young people talk to each other as less intelligent and not useful.

The way people talk to each other is a way to show what your relationship is like with that person, for example you will speak differently to your friends than a teacher because of the sort of relationship you have with them it changes the way to speak and what words you use. It is a privet way of speaking to people of your own age and to the people who understand it and if your not in that circle of friends then you wont understand them. Also speaking in a different way to people will distance your self from them pushing your self out of their friend circle and you wont be accepted as easily, for example if you are talking to your friend in the way you speak to them and someone outside your friend circle that doesn’t understand how you speak will have trouble making friends with you and will seem to be more distant and not as involved in your world.

When Isabelle Kerr says “An invasion of bizarre, nonsensical and downright pointless words appear to have taken over” she’s is so wrong because the words may be bizarre to the people who don’t use them or are not familiar to some people but they are “nonsensical” because they wouldn’t of put them into the online Oxford dictionary, also they they do make sense to a lot of people yes mainly the younger generation but people do use the words newly added to the dictionary and thats why they have been added.

Isabelle Kerr said “Instead of creating words to improve our ability to communicate and express ourselves”. I disagree very strongly about this because the words that the younger generation have come up with are so far from not expressing them selfs, for example when two younger people greet each other they would do so by saying “wassup blud” which doesn’t just blood as in family by blood but by a brotherly and family relationship. All the words are to help communicate with each other and express each other and also help show each how you speak and where your from.

this further confuses me because she speaks formal all the time and mentions that people who speak slang are of lower status then her. but her going along with this statement is technically her  saying that it is wrong to have a mixed ethnicity within our community, because ninety percent of slang terms are from either a different language or a mixture of languages combined together. if it wasn’t for people of mixed ethnicity then we wouldn’t even have slang. but however she is missing out on one key fact, and that is it enhances the english language and allowing our culture to evolve for the future.