Difference between revisions of "Language change in Indonesian"
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Indonesia is one of the most diverse countries in terms of language. Consisting of 279.390.258 inhabitants by survey in 2024, with 715 different traditional languages. Many Indonesian words were adapted from both foreign and traditional words. It can also occur due to differences in Indonesia's regional dialects, resulting in numerous types of changes. | Indonesia is one of the most diverse countries in terms of language. Consisting of 279.390.258 inhabitants by survey in 2024, with 715 different traditional languages. Many Indonesian words were adapted from both foreign and traditional words. It can also occur due to differences in Indonesia's regional dialects, resulting in numerous types of changes. | ||
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Revision as of 10:09, 24 May 2024
Language is a systematic tool for every sophisticated living being to consciously communicate with their interlocutors. Language, not only comprised in written or spoken forms, but can also be recognized in muscle movements, facial expressions, or even silence. During the progression of mankind, language undergoes ages of adaptations, alterations, modernizations, and so forth, creating an unending series of changes.
Indonesian Language Changes
Indonesia is one of the most diverse countries in terms of language. Consisting of 279.390.258 inhabitants by survey in 2024, with 715 different traditional languages. Many Indonesian words were adapted from both foreign and traditional words. It can also occur due to differences in Indonesia's regional dialects, resulting in numerous types of changes.
