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The constant growth of the people of England cannot be longer stopped that it almost doubled its number almost every year. Everybody becomes busy with their own and intimidating lifestyle, businesses and even profession that they almost forget the speed of time. But we may be wonder how this people or group of people interact with each other either in trading, mercantile, political or social acquaintances and contacts.

Several languages written and reported were used to speak by the natives of England before the Roman invasion. For lower class they speak less of English language, French for noble type and Latin for religious groups. But, the idea is not just of simple type because it changes substantially over the period of time for it was not only a joke, enjoyment or to amuse others. Why we used a certain language to offend someone and why? There is some unclear evidence that maybe English language is not a choice for earliest kind of impoliteness. During the middle ages in England there were lots of dialects used and speak before English such as old French which has been used to write on among nations travelers, courts, trade activities. Latin and Aramaic is the principal language for Christian studies, prayer and other religious activities. Hebrew was used until 1290 when Jews were cast away in England while Old Occitan dialect were used by some individuals working in court to read and understand poems all about love and war. A very very few student scholars knew Greek for it is limited only for those who can afford to study this language while on the other hand military expeditions undertaken by Christians in Europe knows a little of Arabic dial elects.

Different people used distinct language in various purpose but other aspects of communications were also present during and after England became an English empire. Radio transmissions or the use of waves continue to evolve into systems now used to communicate satellites many miles from the earth and submarines traveling to establish junction with outside world. Telephone communication is a means to exchange ideas and thoughts, information, beliefs and knowledge with each other. Before electricity has been developed and stabilized all over the world not only for those who needs it but also to power and operate manufacturing and industry where most living people take their bread and butter, far back in time of Indians used smoke indicators and drum sounds or beat to bring message from one Indian community to another. Early man to consider is satisfied with this process of communication until it proved to have progressed when telegraph and telephone became functioning in England and United States via a cable wire at any point of transmission. Not one, two or three but many significant enhancement was made until wireless telephone became excellent over telegraph since it uses air transference force as medium of conveying message.

Further studies shows that by mixing all ideas gathered from previous unsuccessful invention could derive into a more advance invention such as the electromagnetic wave based on the theory of speed of light. This is the root of the radio telegraph system was invented in 1901 to transmit letter in the form of three dots code and lately with the appearance of the low, medium, and high frequency radio systems.

Communications then evolve and continue to progress anywhere in England and all part of the worlds are the answers to questions why and how people understand and interact with each other.

Original Authors: Phil Post
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23/01/2007



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