The influence of exotic language - Africian on English language. Please do it similar to the other languages that I have it done already - in attachment.

Exotic languages and present day English

Languages typically undergo change as people interact and the exchange of influence results from contact with people speaking a different language. Even though, the role of exotic languages in influencing English, does not receive much attention, there is a need to highlight instances where there has been borrowing. The exotic languages have mostly influenced English lexicon (vocabulary), and in most cases the nouns are borrowed more than other parts of speech since they represent objects and things. In any case, nouns tend to be semantically and syntactically autonomous, making it easier for English borrowers to absorb new words in the language. In India, English is a second-language variety and loanwords from Indian languages are easily recognizable than Arabic ones. This was because there was less interaction between English Speakers with Arabic ones compared with Hindi and Dravidian languages. Arabic loanwords tend to have been adopted for a longer time but are also anglicized unlike words from the Indian subcontinent used in English.