Will Americans (from USA) will some day use these words?

Question

Languages evolve over time. Here is my idea of what American English will evolve into (some words):

was ----waz

is---iz

besides----besidez

blank-----blanc

blanket---blancet

ignore---ignor

what----wat

purple---purpol

black----blac

blue----blu

tornado---tornaydo

lightning--litening

light---lite

night----nite

love----lov

store---stor

yellow---yelow

preposition----prepozition

position----pozition

opposition----oppozition

treasure----treazure

treason---- treazon

knight---knite

fight---fite

tight---tite

flight---flite

lightly---litely

lighten---liten

lighthouse---litehouse

checker----cheker

mile----myile

tongue---tung

advertise-----advertize

advise-----advize

apprise----apprize

arise-----arize

chastise----chastise

circumsise----circumsize

incise----incize

excise----excize

comprise---comprize

compromise-----compromize

demise----demize

despise---despize

devise-----devize

disguise----disguize

exercise-----exercize

franchise----franchize

improvise---improvize

merchandise-----merchandize

revise----revize

supervise----supervize

surmise-----surmize

surprise----surprize

televise----televize

What do you think of this?

Answer 1

wat waz yaz azbeaza tincz

Answer 2

Some I would actually agree with.. others perhaps with slang or uneducated classes. Not to be offensive towards anyone.

The ones I happen to agree with are those like revise.

Why, because our English already incorporates many aspects of the French language. A single "S" between two two vowels is pronounced like a "Z".

In fact, I'm from Louisiana and you will find it there with similar words.

Answer 3

u put the letter z on every word so i dont think thats very intellegent. just get used to it.

Answer 4

The orthography/spelling of the English language reflects the etymology/origin of a word, NOT its pronunciation (as in some languages).

Any standardization of pronunciation would be counter-intuitive because of the many accents that exist in the English language.  Not everyone pronounces every word the same way.

Answer 5

Nah....

That would be like starting all over!!!

Answer 6

Phonetic spelling/noobspeak is not going to replace American English.

Answer 7

in formal circumztancez, i don't thinc zo. lol

WAT DO YU THINC?

Answer 8

Spellings of words don't usually change. Words are either added or discarded from languages, or they acquire new meanings. What you propose is that the words be re-written to reflect how they are pronounced. That is very unlikely.

Answer 9

I dont think Americans are going to change their language into that. A lot of teens do it for fun or to stand out as they write and some buisnesses use words like that to name their products to make the word a whole new meaning to match their product. But for the rest of Americans, we still use those words and we know that when we see words being altered, that its just for unique-ness.

However, I do think that Americans will definetly shorten words rather then just adding a "Z" instead of an "S". Shorten words might even be added to their own dictionary or something. One word sentences like, idk (I dont know) ttyl (Talk to you later) ily (I love you) btw (By the way) and the most popular, lol (laugh out loud) are being used everywhere, by buiness people, by adults, by teens. And they all know what they mean.

So to sum it up, i dont think those words will become the new American language, but shorter words without the vowls are a definite possibilty.

G2G, TTYL

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Answer 10

god, I hope not. Looks like a bunch of uneducated trash.

Answer 11

oh wow you really are an innovative thinker.

I don't think Americans will just randomly decide to change all of our S to Z, and just drop letters off on the end of sentences.

Sounds lame. Do something better with your time.

Answer 12

i dont think they will change the "s" to a "z" i think they will cange words like "are" to "r" and "you" to "u". language is becoming lazier, but more efficient