Why has english become the international language?
Why is English considered an international language?
Is English an Indo-European language? Why does India need the English language? Should English be made the only official language of India? Should English be the official language of India for government purposes? Why does India like the English language? Why is it still the major connecting language in India? Is there any countries in which national language are not widely spoken and why? Why doesn't the USA have an official language? What is the main difference between American and British English language? Why are British English and American English different? What is language? What are the pros and cons of a universal world language? Why different languages developed in different part of world? How is English primarily a German language? What are the pros and cons of teaching English as a foreign language in Japan? If the national language of the United States is not English, would the United Kingdom still have the influence that it has today? Is it impossible or difficult for native English speakers (Anglophones) to learn foreign languages? What is the difference between ESL and English as a first language? Why doesn't India have a national language? Why are foreign phrases, for example "raison d'être", used rather than their English translations? Is English India's first language? Does India have a national language? What is difference between multinational and international? Why don't we change the English language so that all words are spelled as they sound? What countries' names sound really different or interesting in their native language(s) than they do in other languages such as English? What is the difference between a foreign language and a second language? Why are there so many languages in the world? Why English dominates Indian languages? Could and should the world have a universal language? How is the word 'globalization' used in a sentence? Does English have dialects?