Language is always changing. At one point ‘an apron’ was ‘a napron’ while words like ‘literally’ are no longer literally literal. What are some language battles that have been lost in living memory and what are some others you predict will soon occur?
Edit: Non-english examples very welcome!


Australian English language is now largely Americanised, a process that started in the post-war era is now mostly complete.
I’m not really bothered by it or anything, but it’s been interesting to see it shift even over my lifetime.
I’d say pram is still pretty British (“I have to push the pram-a-lot!”) in the US it would be almost definitely stroller.
Yes, but we got the good aussie slang!
Like, “no worries”. Fucking love it.
Americans don’t use pram though, we say stroller
Yeah, pram is a British term. Or pushchair.
Elden Ring is trying to bring the spelling back to “gaol.”
We can still pronounce it correctly (with an O like ‘pronounce’ or ‘proclaim’) so there’s that
Far as I’ve ever seen, that’s how everyone pronounces it.
I don’t understand the pusher/pram one at all.
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