Англо-американо-русский словарь. Русско-американо-английский словарь / British-american-russian. Russian-american-british. Glossary

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Англо-американо-русский словарь. Русско-американо-английский словарь / British-american-russian. Russian-american-british. Glossary

"The isolation of America from England will produce, in a course of time, a language in North America as different from the future language of England as the modern Dutch, Danish and Swedish are from the German, or from one another." Noah Webster, Dissertations on the English Language, 1789 "Several circumstances render a future separation of the American tongue from the English necessary and unavoidable." Noah Webster, Dissertations on the English Language, 1789 "In another century, the dialect of the Americans will become utterly unintelligible to an Englishman." Captain Thomas Hamilton, Men und Manners in America, 1883 "English and American are separate Languages... When I speak my native tongue in its utmost purity and Englishmen can't understand me at all." Mark Twain, The Stolen While Elephant, 1882 "There is not the faintest chance of there ever being an American language as apart from English." Stephen Leacock, How to Write, 1943 "The two varieties of English have never been so different as people have imagined, and the dominant tendency, for several decades now, has clearly been that of convergence and even greater similarity." Albert H.Marchwardt and Sir Randolph Quirk, A Common Language: British and American English, 1964 "The real menace to English consigned to American hands lies not in the vitality of the common people but in their seduction by euphemism, sales talk and what Orwell сalled political language designed to make lies sound truthful and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind." Harold Evans, U.S. News & World Report, 1986 "...Such made-in-the-USA items as teenager, superpower, yuppie, weight watcher, zap, zilch, sitcom, unisex. Is this corrupting a precious heritage? Not at all. English is safe while it is honest, vivid and concise." Harold Evans, U.S. News & World Report, 1986

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"The isolation of America from England will produce, in a course of time, a language in North America as different from the future language of England as the modern Dutch, Danish and Swedish are from the German, or from one another."
Noah Webster, Dissertations on the English Language, 1789

"Several circumstances render a future separation of the American tongue from the English necessary and unavoidable."
Noah Webster, Dissertations on the English Language, 1789

"In another century, the dialect of the Americans will become utterly unintelligible to an Englishman."
Captain Thomas Hamilton, Men und Manners in America, 1883

"English and American are separate Languages... When I speak my native tongue in its utmost purity and Englishmen can't understand me at all."
Mark Twain, The Stolen While Elephant, 1882

"There is not the faintest chance of there ever being an American language as apart from English."
Stephen Leacock, How to Write, 1943

"The two varieties of English have never been so different as people have imagined, and the dominant tendency, for several decades now, has clearly been that of convergence and even greater similarity."
Albert H.Marchwardt and Sir Randolph Quirk, A Common Language: British and American English, 1964

"The real menace to English consigned to American hands lies not in the vitality of the common people but in their seduction by euphemism, sales talk and what Orwell сalled political language designed to make lies sound truthful and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind."
Harold Evans, U.S. News & World Report, 1986

"...Such made-in-the-USA items as teenager, superpower, yuppie, weight watcher, zap, zilch, sitcom, unisex. Is this corrupting a precious heritage? Not at all. English is safe while it is honest, vivid and concise."
Harold Evans, U.S. News & World Report, 1986