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The equivalent of the English word power in African luhya language is "Amani".
No, it is due to a range of factors, not least the British empire in the 19th century - which was the largest empire the world has ever seen. The British dominated global trade and were the foremost world power with colonies on over 25% of the world surface and on every continent. The language used to communicate in these colonies was English because it was the langauge of the dominant power. In the 20th Century when the US became the dominant world power, the use of English which was already widespread due to the British empire continued to be used. The importance of English is as a language of commerce and of intercommunication. For example the Scandinavian countries of Sweden Finland and Norway tend to speak to each other in English even though it is not the native language of any of those countries. The strength of the US has contributed to the use of English as a world language, but there were a number of other factors.
There are 8 in the English Language
English language known as the international languages marines use English as their language for further communication.
English is a worldly accepted language Most of the countries supports English language Easy to study
The equivalent of the English word power in African luhya language is "Amani".
The upper class
the operation of inborn universal grammar
There is no such language as Australian. People in Australia speak English, so they would say power point.
English (the English language) it is not english it is turkish
Anglais is English in the French language.
Your question is hard to understand, but if you wonder why the English language might be considered a tool of American power, i can answer that since the global language English evolves around the American and British cultures, and in fact opens upp for those cultures, USA and UK achieve great influence on the persons that know English! There are many answers to your question, but this is one of them.
The relationship between language and power is that the language is usually used to get someone in power.
Change is happening :)
Capitalism increases the dominance of male power.
They have the power to communicate with business officials and people from all around the world. English is virtually a universal language.
No, it is due to a range of factors, not least the British empire in the 19th century - which was the largest empire the world has ever seen. The British dominated global trade and were the foremost world power with colonies on over 25% of the world surface and on every continent. The language used to communicate in these colonies was English because it was the langauge of the dominant power. In the 20th Century when the US became the dominant world power, the use of English which was already widespread due to the British empire continued to be used. The importance of English is as a language of commerce and of intercommunication. For example the Scandinavian countries of Sweden Finland and Norway tend to speak to each other in English even though it is not the native language of any of those countries. The strength of the US has contributed to the use of English as a world language, but there were a number of other factors.