"Once upon a time there was a dence forest.There lived a beautiful girl." the story goes on like this. The phrase "once upon a time" is losing its charm and people are using it occassionally.
The elders are not using these words to remember their younger days nor the kids enjoying the stories told in the same old way.
This shows the evolution of language which is rapidly changing in the last ten years. What was theoretical has become practical. There must be some more or many more phrases which are fading away in the usage of language.
Jahnavi
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The elders are not using these words to remember their younger days nor the kids enjoying the stories told in the same old way.
This shows the evolution of language which is rapidly changing in the last ten years. What was theoretical has become practical. There must be some more or many more phrases which are fading away in the usage of language.
Jahnavi
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It's how language evolves, Jahnavi. For example, there are lots of expressions my parents used that I would never use today.
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Certainly. Not only words even the way they spoke the language has changed.
DeleteThat's interesting. I think if a story starts with 'once upon a time' we automatically think it isn't true.
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