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N than Esperanto… Is it fair for a dyslexic carpenter or any other ordinary person? There are many people who cannot speak English properly, because English is not easy at all! The largest single unifying language in Europe was the Celtic language, as the Celts dominated most of Europe, and beyond. The Celtic language remains the indigenous native language of my home country of Scotland, where almost no one learns it because it is considered to be of little use because no other countries outside of Scotland speak it. Zte axon 7 cheap There is an assumption that on European countries, people should firstly speak their own native language. You will have a hard time convincing the people of Scotland to do this, as they see it as being as useless as learning Italian, Norwegian, Dutch, or Portugese. BTW, writing in English upon Europe you should use more majuscule letters.

Do you prefer to make English as your official language in Europe1. After World War II, Russia and the United States with its ally Great Britain, emerged as the clear winners.

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Though France is usually cited on the winning side, its influence was greatly diminished by Nazi occupation. Given that power emulated from these two centers, the languages spoken there (Gb-English and US-English) became the two main means of communication with those in economic power. I live in Florida in the US. Even though we are part of the United States, Spanish is our second lingua franca.

Many immigrants from non-Spanish speaking regions first acquire Spanish and then American English (though not all, since you can work and participate in education and government here in Spanish). It is my personal opinion, as a teacher of (American) English to immigrants and refugees, that for intra-European communication English is a poor choice, unless you are in need of communicating with The City, Wall Street or one of its lesser agencies.

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I just returned from a trip to France and Belgium with my Brazilian husband. Since I speak fluent French, most of our communication in France was in French, which my husband understands but does not speak. His comment on English-speaking Europeans was that they seemed very rude. This is probably because though they observed the grammatical rules of English they did not have a command of the pragmatics (the actual use of the language).

We both also speak Esperanto and when consorting with people who also speak Esperanto our social relations were much more pleasant and informative. Apart from that UK is at the brink of leaving EU. And without even any other English speaking member country why should EU adopt English for its intra-communication?

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The best choice could be do adopt another language spoken widely within EU. This choice of course would be a very expensive choice for Europe and even worser then adopting English which is relatively the easiest language to be learned. Thus the best choice would be to adopt a language like Esperanto which almost any European person could learn it within a month and start communicating.

Every person may write to the institutions of the Union in one of the languages of the Treaties and must have an answer in the same language. Except for being in a remote village in Asia, near the Chineese border, where people lived in mud floored buildings with thatched roofs and open hearth fires, the only place I have ever had frustrations with people not speaking English, is in European countries.

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Countries, and everyone will address you in Emglish, Asian countries the same. Go however to European countries and that is not the case. French in France, etc. You may think his to be a narrow minded point of view, but think about this. The indigenous mother toungue language of the country I come from, Scotland, is Gaelic. However, virtually no one learns it, as it seems rather pointless to use a language that cannot be utilised to communicate with the rest of the planet.

This logic does not seem to apply in European countries. International press statements are made in a language not internationally understood.

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All the developing countries who learn English for the sake of the western Caucasians must wonder why they bothered making the effort. Perhaps I should learn Gaelic, just so that I can yak away in it to French, Italian, etc people who may visit Scotland.

Before I start receiving any less than pleasant responses. I myself am learning the Asian languages of the country in which I now live. The indigenous people find it mostly to be rather quaint, but often point out that there is no need to because everyone speaks good English.

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The local people sit there listening to Europeans yakking away in Dutch, Norwegian, etc. You would think that some people who can speak English, but who do not, might be a little embarrassed by this, and switch to at least speaking English, considering that the locals have learned it for their sake. Not a bit of it! Yak, yak, yak Dutch etc. The problem with English as the official language is that it gives an advantage to native English speakers over non-native ones. Non-native speakers have to spend time learning English instead of spending that time on learning some other useful subjects. As a Scottish person, my native language is Gaelic.

Your argument assumes that I therefore learned my native language and then spent time learning English, when my time could have been better spent on learning something more useful. I learned English and did not learn my native language, because the time could have been better spent learning something more useful.

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About 95 percent of the population of Scotland do the same, for the same reason. It is admirable if people make the effort to learn their historical indigenous language, but this should not negate the need to be able to communicate with the rest of the human beings in the world. For example, there are around 200 languages in use in Nigeria, but everyone requires to learn English.

Actually, it will give them an advantage instead, if they learn the language well, because then they will speak two languages which is something most English native speakers do not do. And contrary to what a lot of people believe being a native speaker does not mean they speak it well, it just mean they were born to the language. I am currently learning Thai, which I do not find easy, and is very time consuming.

I am also trying to learn a bit of Isaan, a different Thai language, commonly used by people that originates from the rice growing region. I am doing this for reasons of personal interest after first learning the language that allows common understanding between peoples and nations.

Would there people understand Latin? It was good for two thousand years in Europe and in the colonies (of colonising countries)! Why not further on? That is twenty times easier than Latin. Thank you for the wise words that you provide, but I notice that you provide them in English, to allow other people to understand what you mean. Unfortunately, there are certain things in life that most people would rather not do, but need to do, these things typically include going to work to earn a living, so that we can eat, paying taxes, to provide social welfare, dying, to comply with natural law, and learning the language that allows us to communicate with other members of our species.

But it is still a success story! What I think is that Europeans, who consider Americans some new comers, resent the worldwide success of English as a consequence of the spread and acceptance of their message of Freedom and Equality (even though they don necessarily follows their own advice) and of their economic success. Europeans took first draw in doing everything they criticize Americans of doing, all of them: Spaniards, French, Italians, Germans, Greeks, Hungarians, Russians, Austrians, Dutch, etc. And in spite of being much worse in most cases they never got quite as much acceptance as the Americans do today. I am leaving the Brits out on purpose because I really be