English as Global Language, TEFL International

““Global English” in a sociolinguistic context refers almost literally to the use of English as a global language http://www.english.ucsb.edu/faculty/rraley/research/global- English.html.” The English language as a global language has proved itself to be taught and learned by people from all across the world. In many countries English is usually taught as second language and there is a big demand for knowledge to speak. TEFL courses will help to create English as a global language by continuing to create in classroom sights around the world, especially in countries where English is only spoken as a second language or not spoken at all.

“The English language is important for “science” as it brings efficiency to a subject, but in the scheme of literature, the English language is very hard to translate into other languages therefore making most translations only approximations which would not make the translation factual http://www.cepr.org/press/DP2055PR.htm.” I believe that a universal language in the world can benefit many different cultures to communicate with one another. As a means of translation, I think that the English language should be taught more thoroughly in the literature sense. Translations should be taken more into consideration and possibly taught to English native speakers to pass along when teaching the verbal language.