Use of english

Caracas, June 28th, 2011
Integrant: Jesus Palacios #22
5to Cs B

Since the early twentieth century, English, take a leading role in the world. And in the present, English is considered the universal language or international. Due to the preponderance in the world of business, both in England and the United States.
Whenever you want to make a business with a company in another country,where both languages ​​are different, well, English is the language used, to be understood.
Moreover, today, to gain access to certain jobs, it is essential to speak English. There are even studies that show that people who speak English, they come to win, 30% more salary than those who do not manage.
Just as important, is English. The talk may be the difference between closing or not abusiness, getting a job or not working and finally, to earn a better salary than the rest, within the same company. Besides, most of the studies and scientific texts are written important in this language. And to speak of computing with all its terms and the documentation of all electronic devices we use at home.
On the other hand, not least, English is extremely important for computation. It is truethat today most user applications are available in Spanish, but many sub-applications and programs are less well known commercially available only in English. In the world of the Internet, the amount of information in English than many times the information available for Spanish speakers. For those who enter deeper into the field of computer science and programming, this language is indispensable tofully understand all the commands and jargon in general, the English language is essential.
Is the official language of the globalized world we are living. Behold, the main reason why it is important, as we shall see, this has several implications especially in the workplace, business and computing.
English was born in northern Europe. This language has Germanic roots, is a language that isestablished and developed in Britain. Is this nation since its inception, responsible for dispersing the English to the world through their colonies.
With regard to the history of the English language, one can say that this is born in the British Isles, among the tribes of Germania, what is now northern Germany. This should, in the year 449 AD, the king of the British Isles, has requested assistancefrom the Germanic tribes, the Angles, Saxons and Jutes, to get rid of another nearby town. So, how are you tribes settled in Britain and ushered in the Anglo-Saxon language or as known today, the English language.
Later, with the arrival of the Normans in England, early eleventh century, enriched the English language. Since the French, emigrated to several Anglo-Saxon words spoken initially.
TheEnglish language, now spoken, was born at the time that the British writer William Shakespeare, has started to become famous. We are talking of the late sixteenth and early seventeenth century.
More than 400 million people have English as mother tongue. The number increases if we take those countries, which keeps the English as a second language.
But the importance of English is due to twoimportant nations in the world, and have it speak it as mother tongue. We are talking about England and the United States. These countries, for several years, first England with its colonies and the United States after his speech at the First World War, have imposed the use of English. And the two nations in question are true world powers for decades. Not only economically, especially the NorthAmerican country (the world's largest economy), but at the same, their cultures, have been penetrating in various nations. Likewise, in military fields, politicians and scientists, both nations are ahead compared to most countries.
Thus, little by little, the English, has become important in the world order.
It's that powerful, the process of globalization we are experiencing. Therefore, no longer...