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A Modest Proposal brexit means brexit: since English is not native to any remaining EU member country, drop it as an EU working language. With special regard t
by Create 10y ago
A Modest Proposal
brexit means brexit: since English is not native to any remaining EU member country, drop it as an EU working language. With special regard to the European Central Bank (banking passport system). Irish could still remain as an official language^1, but the semi-official Welsh would need to go too.
^1 For Preventing The Children of Poor People in Ireland From Being a Burden to Their Parents or Country, and For Making Them Beneficial to The Public
- peteretep 10y ago> since English is not native to any remaining EU > member country Might be worth doing your research.
- Create 10y agoDon't be so Swift with those downvotes^1. You are suggesting, that Malta^2 is to command the ECB? ^1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_European_Union https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_European_Unio... -- working is not the same as official ^2 or Ireland for that matter... Second thought: maybe English could merit a semi-official status though (if May succeeds). But most certainly not a working language (neither an official one).
- peteretep 10y ago> Don't be so Swift It wasn't that funny the first time. > working is not the same as official English is both an official language of Ireland, and a native language of Ireland. Irish is the third most commonly spoken language in Ireland, after English and Poland. A full 60% of the population of ROI considers itself to be incompetent at speaking Irish. Malta is indeed represented on the ECB's Governing Council.