Have you ever thought what is vernacular?

WHAT IS VERNACULAR?

   Vernacular  is, as we all know, the language used in the streets, and it is far from complicated meanings. The vernacular change has existed for many years. Some of the factors caused by this change are: the spread of religion, the spread of education, and the aim of reaching literary texts to more people. The use of vernacular is of great importance because I think people can best understand the new teachings in their own language. Using the vernacular increases people's creativity because they understand the subject better than the different language. I believe that countries with vernacular will develop better. Because it is difficult and laborious for people to understand the source and content of languages other than their mother tongue. In addition to education, films, novels, poems, newspapers and series published in vernacular are more informal and affect local people more. For example, my department is English Language and Teaching and make inferences from my own language while learning the 2nd language or when I'm watching a discussion program on TV, I understand better what is said with words and conjunctions that simplify and vernacular language. Sometimes we ask our teachers to tell us what we do not understand. Sometimes the subject is so deep that we do not understand in Turkish. This time, teachers explain the subject by giving examples from our daily lives. In this case, we use these varieties and understand the issue more easily. Therefore, using vernacular is important for better understanding and it should be used. The aim is to increase the use of vernacular among students who will have a successful future. In fact, it is not easy to observe these variables because following the curriculum that has existed for years makes us feel as if we are connected to this curriculum. In fact, India is a very good example. There are 23 spoken languages ​​in India. Even though the official language is Hindi, they use English in many official cases. But where the remaining 21 languages ​​are used. These languages ​​are used in ethnic groups. for this reason, people may not understand what they read in television, newspapers or magazines in general. This situation is actually very easy to observe nowadays. These linguistic differences brought about social class differences. Old people may not understand the words used by young people. The reason for this is the differentiation of the language and the absence of any standards. When we go to villages, we sometimes can't understand people with accents. The main reason for this is the different uses of language from region to region. Having a standard language could have prevented communication problems, but would have lost its variety and regionality.