Also with brexit, the only country in the EU that speaks English is Ireland, and even they prefer to say they dont.
Finally we can setup English as the language of the parliament, as it no longer favours one country over an other.
Also with brexit, the only country in the EU that speaks English is Ireland, and even they prefer to say they dont.
Finally we can setup English as the language of the parliament, as it no longer favours one country over an other.
And we'd have to do it all over again in 200 years.
How the average German fluent in English pronounces it.
E.g. Refuse (deny) / Refuse (trash), Permit (allow)/ Permit (a document of permission), Record (Vinyl)/ Record (to save)
Reefuse / refuse, Permit / Permmit, Record / Reecord
What? No we don't. Our official languages are English and Irish. Only something like 100k people speak Irish as a truly first language (as in, they use it more than English in their daily lives). It would take an extreme level of denial for someone to claim that Irish people don't natively speak English and I've never heard anyone say that.