“SHE LIKE IT" BUT SHOULD WE STANDARDIZE ELF?

Mehmet Kanık

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LINGUA FRANCA OLARAK İNGİLİZCE STANDARTLAŞTIRILMALI MI?

Abstract

Kimi araştırmacılar lingua franca olarak İngilizcenin betimlenmesini istemekteler ki bu da onun standartlaştırılmasını istemeyle sonuçlanacaktır. Ancak, lingua franca olarak İngilizcenin standartlaştırılmaması gerekmektedir. Öncelikle, İngilizce mevcut lingua franca durumuna ana dil İngilizcesinin öğretilmesiyle ulaşmıştır. İkinci olarak, lingua franca İngilizcesinin bir diyalekt olarak geliştiğini iddia edecek düzeyde betimlemeler yoktur. Ayrıca araştırmalar İngilizce öğreten ve öğrenenlerin anadil İngilizcesi öğrenme eğiliminde olduklarını göstermektedir. Son olarak, bazı yorumcular kimi öğrencilerin lingua franca boyutlu bir İngilizceyi öğrenmek isteyebileceğini söylemekteler ancak günümüzde dil eğitimine erken yaşlarda başlanıyor olması genç öğrencilerin böyle bir karar alma olgunluğuna erişmiş olmasını güçleştirmektedir. Sonuç olarak, lingua franca olarak İngilizceyi standartlaştırmaya gerek yoktur.

Keywords

Dil standartları, normlar, diyalekt, kodifikasyon, lingua franca olarak İngilizce

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