Is the English language really that important?

The college entrance examination should be compulsory, but these things should not be included in the scope of the examination for graduate school entrance examinations and more advanced examinations, because there is a specialization in the art industry, and more energy should be put into academic research. If you want to speak English literature, you can take a special test for a group of people to translate work, participate in English academic forums, and be able to communicate and understand. I always feel that some people think that it is difficult to be strong, do you think that people with poor English are stupid?

But not everyone is able to learn a language...The reason why you can learn your mother tongue is because of your education and the surrounding environment from an early age, but when you learn a new language without such conditions, it will be difficult for most people to learn it, right? And just because of one English, how many people who are partial to science have been eliminated? Are these people stupid too?

Anyway, I personally support the article that was posted....Learning English is only to be able to understand and learn the knowledge and culture of a foreign country, not to make the motherland work and money. Because even if I get married and have children in the future, I will send my children to schools like New Oriental, and I believe that many parents will do this in the future, can you guarantee that your children will not enter foreign companies in the future, do not use English and do not go abroad? I don't think you need to learn English in every subject, it's true that ordinary people can't learn English well, even if you learn it well for a while, you don't have a place to use it, you will still throw it away immediately, so English should have practical value, and people who have useful subjects and types of work may be interested in learning it well if they have the environment, but most subjects don't need to be learned.

For me, I have been learning Chinese since I understood it, and English has been in junior high school. Obviously I'm better at the language... I really don't use English much in reality, although I'm a computer major, I can basically understand the English on the software (I use it a lot, naturally no pressure), some professional software, if I haven't learned it, even English majors won't use it.

Personally, I think English needs to be learned, but it doesn't have to be like this. Everyone takes what they need.

I have studied English for so many years, and I scored more than 110 points in English in the college entrance examination, and I also took a level 4 in college. But what's the use, now I can't even read a simple English newspaper, it's all because I don't know words!! All day is memorizing words, memorizing!

Back! Back! I've studied a language for so many years, and I don't even understand a newspaper, so why should I learn it?

Moreover, new things in the information age are emerging faster and faster, more and more, which means that there are a lot of words again, and I have to memorize them all day long! Back! Back!

How long are you going to memorize this word? Is this true for kanji? After learning common words in elementary and junior high school, reading books and newspapers is no problem at all.

When I was in junior high school, I finished reading the first novel**, called Dadaoji, is it okay in English? I can type 120 words a minute, and I can communicate with people so fast and efficiently, can I do it in English? In my opinion, English is just a stupid language.

Yes, it is true that English words can be read and written, but you can't stand it with so many words, when will you memorize it?

The status of the English language is as follows:

There are more than 3,000 languages spoken in the world today, and there are only six major languages, such as Chinese, English, Russian, French, Spanish and Arabic. English is the most widely spoken language and, as a foreign language, is an international, official language of communication.

English is the most widely spoken language in the world and is an important tool for international communication. There are nearly 500 million native English speakers in the world, 171 English-speaking countries in the world, and more than 20 countries use English as an official or second language, totaling about 800 million people.

In terms of the scope of use, more than 70% of the world's mail is written in English; 60% of the world's radio programs are conducted in English; The vast majority of the world's scientific and technical information is published in English; The vast majority of international conferences use English as the first lingua franca; English is one of the official working languages of the United Nations.

The most important thing is the development of the English language, England broke out in 1688 the "Glorious Revolution", established a constitutional monarchy, under such political conditions, the economy also has good conditions for development, in the middle of the eighteenth century the first science and technology in modern times took place, Britain was the first in the world to achieve the transformation from an agricultural economy to an industrial economy.

As a result, the country's strength increased greatly, and colonialism was vigorously pursued abroad. As a result, English began to become the official language of many colonies, as well as the mother high language. This, coupled with the rise of the United States, has boosted the development of the English language.

The United States became the hegemon of the world in the 20th century and had a great influence on the world pattern, so the United States, which speaks English as its mother tongue, naturally pushed the influence of English to a higher level.

The globalization of information and economy has also promoted the influence of English, and the common language of the international Qiting source Internet is English, and more than 95% of Internet information is provided in English, and the development of informatization has consolidated the status of English as the world's first language. English is also the dominant language in aviation, finance, and technology. That's why English has such a status.