Take the 2-minute tour ×  There's a company named Rakuten in
Japan, which introduced "Englishnization" a couple of years ago.
They adopted an internal policy where all the employees are
expected to speak English as an official language. They coined
this somewhat bold move as "Englishnization".  My question is
whether this new term is acceptable or not. Some people say that
the 'n' in the middle is quite awkward, and it should have been
"Englishization"(without n).  I understand that neither:    •
Englishization   • Englishnization  is accepted as broadly. I am
just wondering which makese more sense to coin a new term. IMHO,
the fact that Englishization has an entry on Wiktionary:
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Englishization does not make this
one more acceptable.  share|improve this question  4 Answers 4
up vote 27 down vote accepted  There is already a word for
converting something to English:  Anglicization /Anglicisation
(AmE/BrE)  1 : to make English in quality or characteristics 2 :
to adapt (a foreign