TERRITORIAL VARIETIES OF ENGLISH: LOOK AT THE CHANGED VERNACULARS, ACCENTS, PRONUNCIATION AND VARIETIES OF ENGLISH ACROSS AREAS, NAMELY BRITISH ENGLISH, AMERICAN ENGLISH, AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH, AND OTHERS

Abstract

The English language has witnessed significant linguistic changes across different regions, leading to the emergence of territorial varieties such as vernaculars, accents, and dialects. This article provides an overview of prominent territorial varieties of English, including British English, American English, Australian English, and others. These territorial variations have been shaped by historical events, migration patterns, indigenous languages, and cultural influences, resulting in unique linguistic characteristics. The study of these variations contributes to an enriched global understanding of language and culture.