Bad English

"Broken English" is a slang term used to describe poverty and economic difficulties. Usually refers to some nonstandard English expressions with accent or dialect characteristics used by extremely poor and poor people. English difference and related contents will be discussed in detail below.

1. What is poor English?

Poor English refers to a unique language expression that people may adopt when their economic conditions are poor or their education level is generally low. This way includes accent, dialect and slang. No matter which way, its similarity lies in its "poverty", because it is sometimes difficult to find a suitable expression.

2. Poor English in the backcountry

In backward or rural areas, poor English may be more common because of poverty and high educational information occlusion. In these places, foreign language pronunciation is not paid much attention, and dialects in various provinces may be polluted by a small amount of movement. In addition, some basic phonetics or accents, such as Fuzhou Putonghua, Guangdong Cantonese and Sichuan Chuanhua, can also survive in the muddy suburbs for a long time.

3. Poor English and social class

In some poor areas, some people may not be proficient in using standard English expressions due to low educational level and other reasons. The economic and social background of these people may be one of the reasons. However, it is worth noting that poor English is not only caused by social and economic background.

4. How to help the poor?

Many countries and regions have formulated policies to improve education and economic conditions. In education, investment in education can expand the scope of education, improve the level of education, and enable people to skillfully use standard English expressions. In addition, a positive, open and confident attitude also helps to eliminate this phenomenon.

In short, "poor English" refers to a common expression when people are in economic or cultural recession. Usually including accents, dialects and slang, it is widely used because of its poverty. Although poverty is still a commonplace problem, these problems can be gradually alleviated by identifying and improving poor English.