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- Ligne n°22 : Will Brexit spell the end of English as an official EU language?
Ligne n°42 : ... of January 2020, what are the implications for English as an official- Ligne n°43 : language of the European Union and in the European parliament? Could it
Ligne n°44 : stop being used when Britain leaves? ...
Ligne n°44 : ... stop being used when Britain leaves?- Ligne n°45 : Post-Brexit UK always welcome back in EU, says Timmermans
Ligne n°46 : Read more ...- Ligne n°52 : Until the 1990s, the dominant language of the EU was French. When the
Ligne n°53 : EU was the EC (European Community) and the official language policy was ...
Ligne n°52 : ... Until the 1990s, the dominant language of the EU was French. When the- Ligne n°53 : EU was the EC (European Community) and the official language policy was
Ligne n°54 : defined, Dutch, French, German and Italian were identified as the ...- Ligne n°59 : Currently, the EU lists 24 official and working languages. The UK is
Ligne n°60 : the only member country that gives English as its official language. ...
Ligne n°61 : ... There are a few member countries that commonly use English but have- Ligne n°62 : nominated a different language as their EU official language. For
Ligne n°63 : instance, the Republic of Ireland gives Irish Gaelic as its official ...- Ligne n°66 : When Britain withdraws from the EU (and leaving aside possible
Ligne n°67 : negotiations with Scotland or other territories), in order to remove ...
Ligne n°71 : ... doing so. Speaking at the time of the referendum, in 2016, the German- Ligne n°72 : EU commissioner Günther Oettinger explained, “We have a series of
Ligne n°73 : member states that speak English, and English is the world language ...- Ligne n°118 : So, will English cease to be a language of the EU? Probably not in the
Ligne n°119 : short to medium term, either in conversations between EU member ...
Ligne n°118 : ... So, will English cease to be a language of the EU? Probably not in the- Ligne n°119 : short to medium term, either in conversations between EU member
Ligne n°120 : countries, MEPs, or in EU interaction with other countries around the ...
Ligne n°119 : ... short to medium term, either in conversations between EU member- Ligne n°120 : countries, MEPs, or in EU interaction with other countries around the
Ligne n°121 : world. One Swedish MEP even suggested that communications in the EU ...
Ligne n°120 : ... countries, MEPs, or in EU interaction with other countries around the- Ligne n°121 : world. One Swedish MEP even suggested that communications in the EU
Ligne n°122 : could be fairer in English, as it will be everyone’s second language. ...