ThehistoryofEnglishcanbetracedbacktoaround500BC.OntheislandofGreatBritain(GreatBritain)theearliesthistoricalrecordsofthelanguageisaround500BC,Celtic(Celtic).In55BC,theRomansinvadedBritain,andhasbeenoccupiedabout500years,Latinintotheregion,andbecametheofficiallanguage,thestatusoftheCeltic.AboutA.D.449,livinginDenmarkandnorthernGermanythreeGermanictribesbeforetheinvasionofthefalloftheRomanempiretotheislandofGreatBritain.Theyarerespectivelyanglos(Angles,intothecentralJutlandpeninsula),Saxonpeople(Saxons,intothesouthJutlandpeninsula)andJutes(Jutes,invasionofnorthernJutlandpeninsula).Inlanguage,theyreplacedtheCelticwasuse.ThethreeGermanictribesdialectwiththesocialdevelopment,graduallymergedintoanewlanguage,namelyaAngloSaxon(Anglo-Saxon),whichisthenformthebasisforEnglish.To700AD,peopleontheislandofGreatBritainthreetribecalledEnglischybridformoflanguage.By1000,thecountryontheislandcalledEnglaland.ThesetwowordsandthentranslatedintoEnglish(English)andEnglandortheUK(England)thisisEnglishandEnglandhistoryoriginofthetwowords. 　　Thelate8thcentury,Denmark'sNationalPeople'sCongress,invadedBritainintheNorth-Eastarea,Denmark,whichlastednearly300years,wasbroughtaboutbytheScandinavianlanguagehasagreatinfluenceonthedevelopmentofEnglish.In1066AD,thedukeofshootingtheNormanFrench,British,andcrownedkingofEngland,andestablishedtheNormandynasty,until1154.DuringtheNorman'sdynasticrule,theBritish,infact,therearethreekindsoflanguage,Frenchistheofficiallanguage;Latinisreligiouslanguage,usedtoreadthebible,church,religiousactivities;Englishistheunderclassinsecularlanguageworkers.FrenchspecialstatusinBritainuntilthe14thcentury,courts,schools,courtin1362,1385,1399tostoptheuseofFrench.AbiblewritteninEnglishin1382,endedtheLatinreligiouslanguagestatus.AtthistimeEnglishbecameBritain'snationallanguage.SoEnglishretainsalotofFrenchwords(suchasage,air,brush,cry,bourgeoisie)andLatinvocabulary(angel,based,moke,Pope). 　　In"theRenaissance"period(inthe14thcentury-16thcentury),becausethepeopleofancientGreekandRomancultureshowedagreatinterestinstudy,EnglishandabsorbedalargenumberofancientsocietyandtheEuropeancontinentcultureessence,ahugeincreaseinvocabulary.Forexample,fromtheGreekgeometry,event,botany;Frenchcommunists,alloy,surpass;Spanishbanana,cocoa,mosquito;Italianviolin,piazza. 　　Riseinthe18thcentury,Britain'sindustrialrevolution,thecolonialscrambletomakeEnglishalongwiththedevelopmentoftheempireintheworld.Therefore,inandaroundtoabsorbalargenumberofnewwords.SuchastheAfricanzebra,chim-pazee;CashmerefromIndia,shampoo;FromtheChinesetea,litchi;ThekangaroofromAustralia,boomerang;FromthewestIndiescannibal,canoe.DuetothedevelopmentoftheBritishcolonyandtoalargenumberofoverseasimmigrants,alsofromitsnativeEnglishspreadtoforeigncountries(suchasBBCEnglishradiostation). 　　CurrentlyoutsideTheUK,speakEnglishastheirfirstlanguage(ormothertongue,Nativelanguage)withIreland(Ireland),TheUnitedStates(America),Australia(Australia),NewZealand(NewZealand),Guyana(Guyana),Bahamas(Thela