8 amazing new trends in the English language

[jooher]

Many of the "tendencies" mentioned are not tendencies at all, but normal figures being in use for decades.
And here are my 50 cents from my communication with British partners:

1. Excessive use of 'in a position' predicate, e.g:
   "Will you be in a position to be able to ship our order this week?"
2. Deliberate use of "-ish" suffix:
   "How many items do you have in a go now-ish state?"

[ElizaMarabyan]

Thanks for your additions. What I meant by the word 'tendencies' is that it's common now to frequently use words with the suffix -ize / -ify, etc. These words are becoming 'buzzwords', e. g. to synergize, maximize, etc.