I personally believe that English should be the national language of the United States, but whatever language one uses, one should attempt to make questions intelligible, spelled correctly, specific, and grammatical.
It was quite common in those days for educated gentlemen to speak, or at least read, Latin and/or French and maybe even Greek. Not all of the Founding Fathers had these accomplishments but many did. Michael Montagne
The Founding Fathers of the United States of America never opposed making English an official language; they generally did not consider the question. Benjamin Franklin once jokingly suggested that German should be the national language.
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About 500,000,000 people speak English as a first language, so that would be around 7% of all humans speak English as a first language. As any other language but first, it is estimated that 2,100,000,000 humans speak English, or about 30%.
English is the official language of Nigeria, and it also functions as a lingua franca. Nigeria has no national language.
English but in caymanian style
Yes, English is a national language in Australia. It has no official language.
English is the main language in Guyana, which is a South American nation located on the northeastern coast of the continent.
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Paro nacional comes from the language of Spanish. It translates to "national strike" in English meaning the coming of a nation to boycott something they want changed in their country.
Rome isn't a nation, however its official language is, of course, Italian
The English words 'our nation' is said as "eshialo shiefuu" in Abaluhya language.
The United States does not have an "official" or "national" language. MrV The de facto language of the US is English.
An official language is a language that has been declared by a government to be the language of the governed nation. A national language is a language that is spoken by the majority of the people within a nation.
English is the predominant language in the US due to historical reasons stemming from the colonization of North America by the English. Over time, English became the primary language for communication, government, and commerce in the US. Additionally, the establishment of the United States as an independent nation further solidified English as the national language.
English is the language of Tasmania, as it is part of the country of Australia where English is the national official language.