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TOPIC: FOREIGN LANGUAGES
ENGLISH– COMMUNICATION BETWEEN SPEAKERS OF DIFFERENT NATIVE LANGUAGES
During the Middle Ages, Latin and Greek were widely used in Europe. French was the language of diplomacy in Europe from the 17th century until its recent replacement by English. Anyway, it is still a working language of international institutions. French was the language of Russian aristocracy in the 18th-19th centuries. French was also the language used among the educated in many cosmopolitan cities across the Middle East and North Africa. Today, several countries throughout the world are members of Francophonie.
English is the current lingua franca of international business, science, technology. It has displaced French as the lingua franca of diplomacy when the role of English-speaking countries, such as the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and the United States increased after World War II, particularly in the organization of the United Nations.
English remains the lingua franca of former British Empire nations. In this case the use of English helps to avoid the political difficulties if some individual indigenous language becomes more important than languages of other tribes.
The modern trend to use English outside of English-speaking countries has a number of sources. Firstly, it is mostly a result of the spread of English with cultural and technological exports from the United States.
English is also regarded as the global lingua franca because of the dominant positions of the developed Western nations in world financial and business institutions. As a result, English has been carried over globally. English is also dominant in scientific and technological communications, and all of the world's major scientific journals are published in English.
Moreover, just have a look at web forums! Their language, or slang, is based on English. It is accepted and used by the widest range of members of the internet community. Consider some abbreviations in text messages:
u - you
r - are, our
ur - your, you're
lol - laugh out loud
i - I
2 - to, too
4 - for; used in words such as 'before'/'b4'
y - yes
y? - why?
omg - oh my god
g2g- got to go
rofl- rolling on the floor laughing
tmrw - tomorrow
gl - good luck
hf- have fun
gg - good game
8 - the sound "ate" ex. l8 (late) or sk8r (skater)
we - weekend
idc - I don't care
brb - be right back
tbh - to be honest
atm - at the moment
btw - by the way
cbb - can't be bothered
jk - just kidding or joking
idk - i don't know
LEARNING ENGLISH

he says that I am right
she tells him that she has a right to know
we told them that we had no money
he said that he had changed his opinion
he said that he would bring me a book the next day
they said that they had been in the USA two days before
he asked her if she spoke English
I asked them whether they had been to Africa
he asked us what our names were
she told me not to talk with her

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