The (language) is basically what their native language is or what they speak more than english.
I left out countries that nobody cares about, smell like poop, and/or are in africa. What I realized while making this is that spanish/portuguese speaking countries don't care about learning english, at all, with russia/bulgarian/hungarian/slovakia being tossed into the mix.
Cameron Martinez
English came from Denmark.
Grayson Rogers
well that must be why it's so easy for english speaker to learn.
Tyler Brown
it bums me out. learning those languages would have been cool
Jack Cox
apparently USA was 95% english speaking
Charles Foster
>espikin inglish
Gabriel Garcia
Stop speaking my language.
Zachary Williams
>implying anyone wants to speak swedish/norwegian - "talking with a dick in your mouth" edition
Joseph Edwards
>wop complaining about destroying germanic culture
if anything you are more responsible for it due to how much of a useless and shitty ally you are
Alexander Bennett
WE
Austin Price
you came from Somalia
Connor Turner
old english > the shitty fr*nch post-1066 """"english"""" we speak today
Colton Reyes
I am the 5%.
Dominic Long
stop acting like anyone even bothers learning your pointless fagluage
Connor Hall
and nothing of value was lost
David Gomez
woah there's only 20 people in brazil?
Joshua Lopez
>Israel 84.97% Very nice desu.
Wyatt Adams
wish we could range ban american poster to be honest
Easton Foster
>Countries >Puerto Rico
Christian Barnes
>>Russia 5.48 (russian) you have to make it lower
Liam Fisher
>italian i think he is serious
Ethan Ross
most south americans don't have money to travel to other countries so why bother Spain is odd tho, where did u take these numbers from?
Nicholas Moore
surprised its only 86 in Sweden. Literally every single person I met there spoke English and I ventured into fucking nowhere, Lappland. I guess the other 14 is old people
Ryan Ross
only Jutes came from what is today Denmark. Angles and Saxons both came from what is today Germany.
Noah Bailey
>>Russia 5.48 (russian)
If you exclude Moscow, Petersburg and other rich regions like West Sibeira and Far East, the percentage of English-speakers in Russia would be about 2-3%.
Levi Allen
I'm the 95%
Camden Gonzalez
Oh that's terrible? Isn't USA english speaking country?
Aaron Morales
Tired of this meme.
If you actually read the history, Germany fucked Italy over big time. The Germans couldn't even respect the basic provision of the Pact of Steel. They were treacherous to the Italians, and Italy had every right to break things off
Dominic Smith
a large portion of the people here can't speak English, instead having Spanish as a first language. Spanish is an official language in some states.
Ryan Cox
>tfw from green region
Samuel Cooper
If you're using the 2012 Eurobarometer source you have to include native speakers as well, these are the real figures from European Union countries in 2012
Belgium 52% Bulgaria 25% Czech Rep 28% Denmark 87% Germany 58% Estonia 51% Ireland 99% Greece 52% Spain 22% France 40% Italy 34% Rep. of Cyprus 74% Latvia 46% Lithuania 38% Luxembourg 58% Hungary 20% Malta 93% Netherlands 91% Austria 73% Poland 35% Portugal 28% Romania 31% Slovenia 59% Slovak Rep 26% Finland 71% Sweden 88% United Kingdom 98% European Union 51%
Robert Perry
A survey with pretty much the same Eurobarometer methodology carried in Mexico in 2013 threw out a figure of 11.6%, but is only for foreign language speakers, the 12.9% that you report refers to people that can speak a foreign language, not only English
Jordan Hill
where did you get the figure for Norway by the way?
Dominic Hughes
>"austrian german" So what?
Kayden Miller
I think he's claiming that there isn't a major difference between Austrian and German German.
I don't know how true that is though.
Easton Rivera
>Spain 22 >Italy 34 Wonder if that's serious. All people I know who have ever visited any or both of them told that they had huge troubles trying to find an English speaker there
Ayden Stewart
The differences between what constitutes a language or a dialect aren't really clear. I just know that most Germans don't understand me, when I speak my dialect.
John Perez
seems more factual
Liam Walker
all the numbers seem surprisingly low to me
Caleb Lewis
>Spain 22 Should be around 10%
Joshua Hall
Angles = Danes Anglic = English Mixed with dialects from Frisian
