Linguistic evolution is a natural process brought on by a number of variables, including generational disparities, migration, technology breakthroughs, and cultural exchanges.
Linguistic evolution is a natural process brought on by a number of variables, including generational disparities, migration, technology breakthroughs, and cultural exchanges. These forces cause languages to gradually change, giving rise to new linguistic traits and the obsolescence or conversion of preexisting ones. Languages change over time in response to shifting environmental conditions, just like organisms do. They adapt to their speakers' changing settings and requirements.