>The English language has no central regulatory body.So there's nothing stopping people from calling the language "American" instead and there's nothing stopping it from becoming mainstream.
>>225359413You can say the same for Arab
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>>225359413if your language needs a central regulatory body, it's a fake language
>>225359413All you need is educational standards in society. If you lose those standards, it won't matter if you have a regulating body because the leadership will become corrupt anyway and impose stupid decisions. But the Académie Française is kino tbf. > there's nothing stopping people from calling the language "American" insteadI mean already in America they have erased WASP self identity, or a sense of the country being european, and being founded by the British. Its much more common for people to make fun of Britain than celebrate some sense of shared culture, language and history. It doesnt matter atp what the language is called, it's already over.>England! My England! Can the surging sea / That lies between us tear my heart from thee?
>>225359413>The English language has no central regulatory body.Dis motherfucker serious? It's called the dictionary
