I have always loved people with an #Anglo (English) connection/background. I am #English and my language is important to me. I do not want to see the English language deteriorate in this country. #PinkandWhite
White can mean any other white, someone who does not speak the English language as their primary language. It is important to know someone’s primary language in the case of an emergency. You might think someone looks as if they can speak English, but they might be struggling because neither of their parents speak the English language at home.
Language acquisition may sometimes be influenced by a child’s background, but it is not solely determined by it. A teacher’s ability to effectively teach the English language while also delivering the school curriculum can be challenging.
Consequently, educational standards may decline significantly if a child does not have access to an English-speaking parent.
As a result, there may be a decline in the English language. The integrity of our language is essential.
Every country has their own unique language, which is the reason why they have their own lovely languages. It is not always easy learning someone else’s language.
I may have been born in another country. However, English is my primary language.
There may be individuals from other countries who possess stronger language skills than I do, both in speaking and writing. That is completely acceptable. My father, who was from India, had exceptional proficiency in English, both in verbal and written communication, that was mostly because English was in his background. Neither of my parents came to England without being able to speak the English language first.
I am a firm believer that you can be American, Canadian, New Zealander, Indian, Australian, gaelic, and your English language is likely to be class 1. That is because the English language is likely to be your primary language, too.
SmileyRose Ramblings by
Frances Rose Agnes Napper (She/Her) 