Queen's English is on its way out, finds new UK report
Queen's English is on its way out, finds new UK report
- The Sounds of 2066’ report by the University of York believes the English spoken by Prince George, third in line to Britain’s throne, will be very different from the one spoken by his great grandmother Queen Elizabeth II because age has become more important than class in driving the change in dialects.
- The Sounds of 2066’ report by the University of York believes the English spoken by Prince George, third in line to Britain’s throne, will be very different from the one spoken by his great grandmother Queen Elizabeth II because age has become more important than class in driving the change in dialects.