translation cheaper, easier and allows automated translation. ・makes 1.3.3 A short history of simplified English Charles Ogden (1889-1957) who was a linguist and a philosopher created an English-based controlled simplified language also known as “Basic English” “Simple English” It was released in 1930 in the book: Basic English: A General Introduction with Rules and The concept of simplified English, gained its greatest publicity just after the Allied Grammar. victory in the Second World War as a means for world peace. English is an attempt to “Basic give to everyone a second, or international, language which will take as little of the learner’s time as also said possible.” (Ogden 1930, p.47) He English is one of the international languages for trade, which is dependent on peace and common sense for its increase, so Basic as a complete second language for all (Ogden 1930, p.82) purposes has a special value for businessmen. He limited words his list to 850, and these words were found with 600 names of things, 150 are names of qualities, and the last 100 are the words which put the others into operation and make them do their work in statements i.e. function words. Harold Palmer (1887-1949) was a British linguist, and he is famous in Japan. In 1934, he came to Japan, and he directed the as a Institute for Research in English Teaching Linguistic Adviser to the Department of Education in Tokyo. He also advocated controlled vocabulary.
・makes translation cheaper, easier and allows automated translation. 1.3.3 A short history of simplified English Charles Ogden (1889-1957) who was a linguist and a philosopher created an English-based controlled simplified language “Basic English” also known as “Simple English” It was released in 1930 in the book: Basic English: A General Introduction with Rules and Grammar. The concept of simplified English, gained its greatest publicity just after the Allied victory in the Second World War as a means for world peace. “Basic English is an attempt to give to everyone a second, or international, language which will take as little of the learner’s time as possible.” (Ogden 1930, p.47) He also said English is one of the international languages for trade, which is dependent on peace and common sense for its increase, so Basic as a complete second language for all purposes has a special value for businessmen. (Ogden 1930, p.82) He limited words his list to 850, and these words were found with 600 names of things, 150 are names of qualities, and the last 100 are the words which put the others into operation and make them do their work in statements i.e. function words. Harold Palmer (1887-1949) was a British linguist, and he is famous in Japan. In 1934, he came to Japan, and he directed the Institute for Research in English Teaching as a Linguistic Adviser to the Department of Education in Tokyo. He also advocated controlled vocabulary.
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