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English language

English is alanguage originating with and used byEarth Humans.

The English language descended fromAnglo-Saxon,Latin, and severalCeltic languages in the country ofEngland. England had a period of colonialism beginning in the16th century and lasting through the20th century. This period spread the English language throughout the world and become a primary language in science, trade, and international politics. (TNGnovel:The Captains' Honor)

In use for thousands of years, this language has gone through many changes leading up to the era of theFederation, where22nd and23rd century English (also calledAnglish) was used as a major influence in the creation ofthe Federation's Standard Galacta language. (TOSepisode: "Metamorphosis")

The common English language in use in the19th and20th centuries ishistorically referred to asAncient Modern English. (TOSnovel:The Entropy Effect)

The English language prior to the 24th century is also known as "Late English". (DS9 -S31novel:Abyss)

Gene Roddenberry mentioned in1988's "The Star Trek Saga: From One Generation to the Next" thatCaptain Horatio Hornblower (the basis forJames T. Kirk) was the most popular, fictional protagonist in the English language-according to Ernest Hemingway.

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English language article atMemory Alpha, the wiki for canonStar Trek.
English language article atWikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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Altar •Andorian languages (Andorii •Graalen/Graalek •Greater Andorian •Lesser Andorian) •Bajoran (Balwan •Old Bajoran •Old High Bajoran) •Ba'ku language •Beta Promethean • Earth languages (Anglo-Saxon •Basque •Celtic •English •Farsi •French •Gaelic •German •Greek •Hebrew/Yiddish •Ibo •Italian •Japanese •Latin •Mandarin •Russian •Spanish •Swahili •Tagalog •Welsh) •Esperanta •Federation Standard (Galacta) •Ferengi (Trading Tongue) •Galacta (Federation Standard) •Gorn •Grennai •j'Tai •Klingonese (Battle Language •Klin trade patois •Klingonaase •Kumburan •Rumaiyn •ta'Hol •tlhIngan Hol/pIqaD •Warrior's Tongue) •Makaro •Nemar •Old Hebitian •Old High Martian •Old Illyan •Olisu •Omearan •Orion language (High Orion •Kolari •Low Orion •Trader's Tongue/Trader's Script •Yrevish) •Orishan •Paklit •Payav •Pe •Realm Dialect •Reman •Rigellian Trade Dialect •Romulan (Rihannsu •High Rihan •Low Rihan •Old High Rihannsu) •Sign language (Gestural idiom) •Seshto •Taklathi •Tarn •Tellaran (Civil Conversation) •Tholian •Tzikaa!n •Vegan •Vulcan (Ancient Vulcan •High Tongue •Modern Vulcan •Old High Vulcan) •Xenexian •Xlatitigu