Difference between english and spanish in usa scientific supervisor : sultonova nigora

THE MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION , SCIENCE AND
INNOVATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
UZBEKISTAN STATE WORLD LANGUAGES UNVERSITY


FINAL WORK
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ENGLISH AND SPANISH IN USA

SCIENTIFIC SUPERVISOR : SULTONOVA NIGORA
STUDENT : Biloliddin Zuxriddinov
GROUP : 2113

Tashkent-2023

PLAN

1. 
   The place of English in USA.
   
2. 
   The place of Spanish in USA.
   
3. 
   Difference between English and Spanish in Usa.
   
4. 
   References.
   

English is the most widely spoken language in the United States and the official language of the country. It serves as the primary language for government, education, business, and social interactions. English is also mandatory for legal and citizenship purposes. Proficiency in English is considered an essential skill for immigrant integration and success in American society, and it is typically a requirement for employment in many fields.

However, the variety of English spoken in the United States can differ from other English-speaking countries, with unique accents, idioms, slang, and vocabulary. Despite this variation, it remains mutually understandable among speakers of English from around the world.

In addition, there are communities with different heritage languages and dialects throughout the United States, where English may not be the first language spoken in some households or neighborhoods. Nonetheless, the majority of Americans speak English as their primary language, and it is a vital aspect of American identity and culture.



Spanish is the second most spoken language in the United States, after English. It has become increasingly important due to the large number of Hispanic/Latino Americans and the importance of global trade with Spanish-speaking countries. In many areas of the country, especially in the Southwest and Florida, Spanish is the dominant language. Therefore, Spanish is often used in business, government, education, entertainment, and daily life. Bilingual education programs and Spanish-language media (such as TV, radio, and newspapers) are also prevalent in many areas. Overall, Spanish plays a significant role in American culture and is an important language for communication in the United States.

Spanish and English are two distinct languages spoken in the US, and there are significant differences between the two.

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   Vocabulary: English and Spanish have different vocabularies, with some similarities coming from the influence of Spanish speakers on the English language. Spanish has a number of words borrowed from indigenous languages of the Americas and Arabic, while English borrows heavily from Latin and Greek.
   
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   Grammar: The grammar of Spanish is quite different from that of English. For example, Spanish has formal and informal forms of "you" and has gendered nouns. English does not have formal and informal forms of "you" and does not have gendered nouns.
   
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   Pronunciation: Spanish pronunciation is generally more consistent than English, with every letter being pronounced, while English has many irregularities. Spanish also has a specific stress pattern, while English often has unpredictable stress patterns.
   
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   Usage: Spanish is commonly spoken in households and communities with Hispanic/Latino heritage, while English is the primary language spoken by most Americans.
   
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   Official Language Status: While English is the official language of the US, Spanish is also widely used in many areas of the country and is recognized as an official language in some states and territories.
   

Overall, both languages have their own unique characteristics, and their differences reflect the diversity of the American population.


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