The word “espanglish”
will appear in the next edition of the Dictionary of the Royal Academy of the
Spanish Language, or DRAE, as an example of the contributions of
Spanish-speakers in the United States to the language.
Although some claim
that the proper Spanish word for this mixture of the two languages would be
"espanglés"; “espanglish” more emphatically describes
the fusion of languages and cultures.
According to the
academy, the inclusion of these types of words in the 2014 DRAE “is an
acknowledgment of the importance of the Spanish language in the United States”
where the latest census indicates that this country is home to more than 50
million Spanish-speakers.
Spanish
continues to be the fastest growing language around the world and is spoken by
well over 500 million people today.
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