English is easy to speak badly but still conveys an approximation of meaning - its flexibility and tolerance for formal errors is its strength.
Its a simple point, well-made & makes simple sense of a global phenomena
Emeritus Prof Christopher May on Nostr: Quenitin Shaw (Guardian Letters) makes a simple but powerful point about one of the ...
Quenitin Shaw (Guardian Letters) makes a simple but powerful point about one of the reasons behind the domination of English as the world's shared second language or 'lingua franca';
English is easy to speak badly but still conveys an approximation of meaning - its flexibility and tolerance for formal errors is its strength.
Its a simple point, well-made & makes simple sense of a global phenomena
English is easy to speak badly but still conveys an approximation of meaning - its flexibility and tolerance for formal errors is its strength.
Its a simple point, well-made & makes simple sense of a global phenomena