A modernized language is a language that is currently in use. A popularly modernized language is one that is used in print and media. Ideally, it will also be used by the population, but this often occurs over time, through education and other methods.
Mémé (which is pronounced the same as Mimi) is the French-Canadian version of saying Grandmother. Mimi is a more modernized grandmother nickname.
Yes, colloquial language refers to informal, everyday speech used in casual conversations among familiar individuals. It typically includes slang, idioms, and regional expressions that are commonly understood within a specific group or community.
In American Sign Language, circling the stomach is a gesture commonly used to refer to hunger or having stomach pain. It can indicate a general feeling of discomfort or being unwell in the stomach area.
The printing press played a crucial role in standardizing the English language by making mass production of texts possible. This helped in spreading a more consistent form of English across different regions. It also contributed to the development of dictionaries and grammar guides, which further solidified English language norms.
Bandi is actually an Urdu word. Most of the words that are popularly known as Hindi are in fact Urdu. People of the sub-continent now a days speak Urdu which sometimes incorrectly called Hindi. Bandi literally means "Woman". In modern day language, it used as a slang for a lady, woman or a girl. It is not offensive rather a bit casual way to refer to a person. The male counterpart is "Banda" It would be wrong to say most of the words are Urdu. Indian language in Nort India also got influenced by the language of the Rulers that was Pharsi and a new language was born called Urdu. It is a mix of Hindi, Sanskrit and Pharsi.
Millions of people speak it, but it is mainly in India.
Depends on your definition of "modernized". If by modernized you mean technologically developed, then many are.
Ernest B. Roberts has written: 'English modernized' -- subject(s): Spelling, English language
They revolutionized and modernized Japan.
The Roman Catholic Church was modernized by Vatican II.
popularly
Yes, popularly is an adverb.
Yes, colloquial language refers to informal, everyday speech used in casual conversations among familiar individuals. It typically includes slang, idioms, and regional expressions that are commonly understood within a specific group or community.
Mémé (which is pronounced the same as Mimi) is the French-Canadian version of saying Grandmother. Mimi is a more modernized grandmother nickname.
In American Sign Language, circling the stomach is a gesture commonly used to refer to hunger or having stomach pain. It can indicate a general feeling of discomfort or being unwell in the stomach area.
Maud Muller Modernized - 1916 was released on: USA: 2 March 1916
The Meiji restoration turned Japan in to a modernized imperial power.