On the Features of there Constructions Used by Japanese Speakers of English

Abstract

1―1.Background The rapid spread of English as an international language has no doubt stimulated interesting and provocative discussions. Non-mother tongue users of English all over the world have developed unique varieties of English reflecting their own culture and society. At the same time the idea of “World Englishes” has been recognized among native speakers and non-native speakers of English alike. The conceptualization of World Englishes within a sociolinguistic framework goes back to 1965, when Braj. B. Kachru wrote his initial work, “The Indianness in Indian English” (Kachru, 1965). However, serious academic discussions on the concept and its formal and functional implications were not initiated until 1983, when Larry E. Smith clearly proposed the following idea ;

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