How much is that again? -Una Cora!

 March 29^th, 2024.

Lesson planning #10

By Nelson Vásquez 

This survey has offered a quick review of English's impact on Salvadoran Spanish. It has considered educational regulations that promote the teaching of English as the country's official second language, currency fluctuations, and how Salvadorans have unintentionally accepted many English terminologies linked to technology, commerce, and other daily life topics.

In addition, the two languages that coexisted in our country during those years had an impact in our culture and based on their own Salvadoran experiences life created different perspectives on our language.

I believe that the main idea of this survey is to show how important English and Spanish languages are in relating different meanings for a word such as the way we pronounce the vowels with words such as 'sales', and how over time the borrowings and different ways of linguistics changes affect us in our language and culture since the dollarization has become here.