The document discusses how languages evolve over time through the influence of native and borrowed words. As cultures develop and interact, their languages undergo changes by retaining some native vocabulary while also adopting words from other languages. This process of borrowing new words was particularly influenced by technological changes and migration, as new concepts and peoples impacted societies. The evolution of a language through both native and borrowed terms shapes its identity over time and is an ongoing process as cultural interactions continue.

1. Words: Native and Borrowed.
During history, there are many aspects that could shape the language of a
country. However there are only two main factors which can make huge
differences in a culture, in one hand there is meaning and on the other hand
vocabulary, because they show which words they are going to keep as their
own heritage and as the history of a country continue to develop this factors
start to suffer changes.
Since the beginning of the history, there are not records of how may have
looked like a language, not until the OE period, at that time people started to
had the necessity to communicate not vital expressions, but at least some
simply words. Furthermore, with the development not only of language, but
also of technology people started to use other mechanism ways to get to a
place, or to feed themselves, so new waves of peoples started too migrated
to other places which brought influential changes to that culture.
It is important to point out that these changes were significance to its people,
because it showed what they were, it was an identity and makes this long
process even more interesting, because it never stop, as a country who
continuing to establish relationship with other will constantly suffering
changes, could be either outstanding or harmful.