About the degradation of language

[Roy]

Polish degraded significantly in grammatic sense in last 10 years due to extensive influence of English on language. These effects are mostly present in spoken version and these less formal but also are becoming more and more visible in other variants. Formal language still seems to be reasonably free from language-tracings but written forms are often littered with it. Some simplifications are not bad in real life but not when they distort meaning and lead to misunderstanding of the talking one.

[Superbia]

Polish degraded significantly in grammatic sense in last 10 years due to extensive influence of English on language. These effects are mostly present in spoken version and these less formal but also are becoming more and more visible in other variants. Formal language still seems to be reasonably free from language-tracings but written forms are often littered with it. Some simplifications are not bad in real life but not when they distort meaning and lead to misunderstanding of the talking one.

Thanks a lot for the imput, I had no idea about the situation in Poland Seems it's the same overall

[Onur]

This is same in all around the world. Most people complains about the situation of Turkish language here like it`s becoming a language spoken by 200 words and written as simply as possible, yet it appears like an unstoppable process. No one has a proper solution to stop degradation.

I believe this is happening because of globalization and the rise of English language all around the world. Also because of new electronic gadgets used with simplified English language. This is damaging our native tongues.

[Damião de Góis]

Same here. Apart from the SMS generation we have to deal with an orthographic agreement with Brazil.

[Regnera]

Chinese language is not degraded,but more and more people use internet slangs IRL.

[Dandelion]

And all of the Slavic world will talk Polish, including Czech. Polska strong!