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The Far-Reaching Influence of the English Language

As globalization takes hold of our collectivegrade  on)
society, the English language is quickly
becoming the universal language for many- European  Union
reasons. For one, business across borders as
well as over the internet, whether it is- Austria
conducted by small companies or
multi-national corporations is largely- Belgium
conducted in English. Global politics and
diplomacy are largely conducted in English as- Bulgaria
well. In fact, English is the world's second
largest native language, the official- Cyprus
language in 70 countries, and
English-speaking nations are responsible for- Czech  republic
about 40 percent of the world's total Gross
National Product. Part of this can be- Denmark
attributed to the USA's status as a major
world power in economic, political and- Estonia
military aspects and by the huge influence of
American  movies.- Finland
The  Internet- France
The internet was developed chiefly in- Germany
America, and whether that is an influential
factor or not, the majority of Web sites and- Greece
Web pages are in English. People from all
over the world access these English-language- Hungary
sites on a daily basis. This indicates that
there are a many people all over the world- Ireland
who can at least read minimal amounts of
English enough  to  browse  the  Web.- Italy
Popular  Culture- Latvia
English can be at least understood on at- Lithuania
least some level almost everywhere in the
world among scholars and educated people.- Luxembourg
The English language is also widely
recognized as the world's media language, and- Malta
the chief language of cinema, TV, pop music
and as aforementioned, the computer world.- The  Netherlands
All over the planet, even people who don't
necessarily speak the language know many- Poland
English words, their pronunciation and
meaning.- Portugal
Countries  Where  English is Taught in School- Romania
Because of the English language's- Slovakia
far-reaching popularity and use all over the
world, many non-English speaking countries- Slovenia
are now introducing English lessons in their
public and/or private school systems. Some- Spain
of the countries that include the English
language in their school curriculum do so for- Sweden
one or more of the reasons mentioned above.
Other countries are simply forward-thinking- United  Kingdom
in that they can see a degree of universality
to the language that will offer its students- Latin  America
greater opportunity. Other countries have
their own, unrelated reasons for teaching- Argentina
English in their schools. No matter what the
motivation, below is a list of countries that- Chile
currently offer English as a second language
in  their  schools:- Columbia
- Asia- Costa  Rica
- People's  Republic  of  China- Guatemala
- Japan- Honduras
- South  Korea- Mexico
- Taiwan- Panama
- Singapore (English is taught as a first- Venzuela
language  here)
Conclusion
- India
As you can see, English is increasingly being
- Nepaltaught to elementary, middle school and high
school students all over the world. In many
- Middle  East  and  North  Africaof the schools in the countries listed above
English is either mandatory, or offered as a
- United  Arab  Emiratesforeign language study much like Spanish and
French are taught in the U.S. In other
- Kuwaitcountries, English is offered as an option to
those elite members of society who are in the
- Omanposition to pay for private school or
tutoring.
- Egypt (English is mandatory from the 4th



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