Hahaha
“It’s tempting of course. With English you get through everywhere in the whole world,” said Andrea Dahman, head of communications for the Translation Unit of the European Commission. “On the other hand, I’m always saying, if you want to do business you’ve got to speak the language of the client.”
http://www.pri.org/stories/politics-society/government/european-union-prepares-to-adopt-24th-official-language-as-costs-mount-calls-for-english-rise-13903.html
Come to Malaysia to see and hear, how many percents of people speak English. Common, don't believe on the data, out dated data of course.
If you are wise enough, use Esperanto to save your translation money for education and health care. Now, so many countries in EU are in the austerioty and you still think in the 50s. Huh, isn't the information in the Europe is better than Malaysia ? Higher literacy ?
Keep the money for you old age lah. Bodoh. You did not read DR GRIN report ?
I do not have to say the ASEAN region, just Malaysia will suffice to knock your statement down. Let me put you in the Kelantan rural area and see how your With English you get through everywhere in the whole world can work for you or you have to learn the local Malay and not the Bahasa Melayu.
Hahaha.
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