THE CHANGING FACES OF RECENT TRENDS IN INDIAN & FOREIGN ENGLISH LANGUAGE

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In this topic we are presenting the changing faces of recent trends in Indian & foreign English language, The study also evaluates the role of English studies with respect to the lack of teachers in English studies. In India, especially social media is playing an important role in the extent of English. Today's youth want to connect with others on popular social networks such as Facebook, Twitter or others. English is the common thread across all social networks. It is believed that English will be a major language in future on popular Internet tools such as Facebook, Google, Twitter and WhatsApp etc. Language teaching is undergoing tremendous evolutionary changes, with the advent of technology tools and devices that empower and promote learning at the end of the individual user. The ecosystems supported by mobile Internet and smart phones are redefining the language learning landscape. Learning the English language is by far the largest segment globally, when compared to all other languages and India is no different. Traditionally, English language learning in India has largely been left to the formal schooling process. It has had limited success. Out of a population of 1.2 billion in India, 350 million “use English in some capacity in their daily lives; Of that, only 90 million speak the language; And of this only 10 million speak and speak English fluently. While the aspiration to learn English remains high in India, fulfilling that aspiration is a very big challenge. In the Sucha landscape, smart phones, mobile Internet, and the cloud have the power to effect dramatic change in the region. Indian English (IE) is a class of English language varieties spoken in India, and is among the Indian people elsewhere in the world. In India, English is used for some communication as a supplement to Hindi, the "official language of the Union" of the country, as enshrined in the Constitution. English is an official language of 7 states and 5 union territories and also the additional official language of 7 states and 1 union territory. English is also the only official language of the judiciary of India, unless the governor or legislature of a state mandates the use of a regional language, or the president has approved the use of regional languages in courts.

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