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Mar 29, 2024 · Updated 16 April 2024. Readability B. Reading Time 1:41. The UK's departure from the EU may have severed its official ties with the bloc. But English remains its most prominent linguistic legacy. Although no longer the native tongue, English continues to thrive as the unofficial language of Europe. It's evolving into its unique form: Euro English.
- A Five-Year Plan to Introduce Euro English
- The Official Euro English
- First Phase Changes For Euro English
- The Real Euro English
English is one of the official languages of the European Union, meaning it is used for many official documentation and meetings. However, do you know just how different Euro English is from Standard British or American English? And what could potentially evolve from the standard English we know today…
As the EU looks for new ways to standardize practices, language and politics continue to present significant challenges. These must be handled delicately as they are strongly tied to culture and national identity. One of the ways it looks to do this is through the use of standard, official languages of communication – of which English is one. Altho...
Speculation on how the English language would evolve as a standard in a Union with hundreds of different languages spoken among its people, has lead to some interesting ideas. One of which is the idea of “Euro English” as a completely different kind of English. As wonderfully put by David Brown in his blog, we might expect to see something like the...
On a more serious note, although the whole English language used in the EU might not end up looking like that, there are real differences in the way that the English language is spoken by native speakers and what is known as EU English. This is due to the use of words in EU English in a slightly different manner than they would be in say standard B...
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In the three years and seven months between the referendum on 23 June 2016 and 31 January 2020, when the UK officially left the European Union, there was much speculation over what status English would have in the EU after the withdrawal of the UK. It is now apparent that English has continued to flourish.
Apr 26, 2021 · At the EU, variations of English became standardized. So standardized, in fact, that senior translator at the European Court of Auditors Jeremy Gardner published an official report on it. In “...
Feb 27, 2021 · Euro-English? An academic argues it’s time for the EU to develop its own version of the language of Shakespeare. One professor argues that a version of Euro-English is already developing | Image via iStock. February 27, 2021 4:03 am CET. By Eddy Wax and Cristina Gonzalez.
Jan 26, 2021 · People in agencies all over Europe are writing back and forth to each other in English. Studies have made clear that most of the people in the EU who don't have English as their native tongue want ...
