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Re: not so
Deleted User is quite right. We are innately sure of ourselves. By contrast, claymore is wrong. Altho they don't wear bells, the whole world dances to an English tune:
If you speak on a VHF radio whilst controlling an ocean-going ship or an international airplane, you speak English.
If you live in the USA, Aus, Scotland, Wales or many other countries, your national language is English.
If, when discussing your child's academic progress in any country that does not have English as its national language, "S/he's doing well" means "S/he is doing well in terms of ability to speak English"
If you plan to set up an army, navy, or air force, it's modelled on the British Army even down to the titles of various ranks.
If you write a computer program, you speak English.
Wherever you are in the world, your position is given using a longitude relative to the Greenwich Meridian in London. The local time is also calculated as relative to the local time in London. Not New York, washington, Paris or anywhere else.
Deleted User is quite right. We are innately sure of ourselves. By contrast, claymore is wrong. Altho they don't wear bells, the whole world dances to an English tune:
If you speak on a VHF radio whilst controlling an ocean-going ship or an international airplane, you speak English.
If you live in the USA, Aus, Scotland, Wales or many other countries, your national language is English.
If, when discussing your child's academic progress in any country that does not have English as its national language, "S/he's doing well" means "S/he is doing well in terms of ability to speak English"
If you plan to set up an army, navy, or air force, it's modelled on the British Army even down to the titles of various ranks.
If you write a computer program, you speak English.
Wherever you are in the world, your position is given using a longitude relative to the Greenwich Meridian in London. The local time is also calculated as relative to the local time in London. Not New York, washington, Paris or anywhere else.
