Make English primary language across European Union
Make English the primary shared language across Europe, alongside local languages.
Supporting Arguments:
Business Efficiency: A shared language reduces barriers in trade, collaboration, and innovation across borders, fostering a stronger, unified economy.
Global Competitiveness: English is the international business and tech standard; adopting it strengthens Europe's position on the global stage.
Educational and Cultural Exchange: Facilitates better academic collaboration and cultural integration, empowering a more connected Europe.
Historical Precedent: Like Latin in the Roman Empire, a common lingua franca streamlines communication while respecting regional identities.
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Coffee Starlight
Feb 19, 2025
I would change "primary language" to secondary language. I think each country still has a lot of people outside of our tech bubble who do not speak English. So I believe we need at least two languages in administration.