+348 Language has changed so much since Shakespeare. It kind of makes you wonder if people in the future will speak with acronyms the whole conversation, amirite?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Or in abbriviations Lol dd u gt ur hmwrk dun Naw dd u? Lol tots Rofl i jst fnshed it Thts good cuz f u ddnt te techr woold prob kll u Lmao ur prob rite Really?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

This is probably the only time a comment written like that will get upvoted

by Anonymous 13 years ago

ikr?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Simplification is natural in any language. So far American English has simplified even the remnants of ye olde grammar, and with most people learning American as the par lingua it will become standardized. The natural course from here is to continue simplifying the spelling. Though it will probably not lead to l33tsp33k. Usually languages slow down and stop simplification altogether, but English is still a young language and has yet to settle.

by Anonymous 13 years ago