Re: What if....?

Neil Greenough wrote:
OK, here's a fictional scenario, but I think it would be interesting to see your opinions and this may cause a good debate here.

"The European Union has ammended the new proposed constitution. This new proposal outlines that, from 2008, all member states will teach a new language, called "Europish" in schools. This language will become a new official language of Europe and by 2050, it is hoped that this language will be spoken just as much as the second language of the country, such as French in France. All member states will sign up to this as it is compulsory."

Opinions please......



<joke> Just save a lot of time and start using Mandarin now instead of later.... </joke>
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  • Re: OT-SPEW WARNING - Spelling
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