Wow I really don't feel like writing right now hhehehahahah.
Alright so, different englishes, what the heck is that, what does that even mean.
Well, I'm the only one here and I'm asking the question to myself so...allow me to explain. English is one language...yes and no. It takes on many forms depending on where it is
For example, british english users call garbage cans "rubbish bins" or cotton candy "candy floss."Similarly, Southerners typically say "coke" while midwesterners typically say "pop."
These terms are all clearly english, but they change and adapt depending on what region they are being used.
Easy peasy
These literate practices obviously don't just apply to english, language is a constantly changing thing.
Speaking of literate practices, literate practices don't just involve literature and language, they can be images, sounds, sights, and even symbols like flags! (exclamation mark for intense enthusiasm)
I'm supposed to write something about translingualism which means accross language. I'm hoping that is good enough because I honestly don't know what else to say about it. I'm still not quite understanding it.
Anyways yayyy done with uptake blogs for now! See you next time homie
