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The language achieves a genuinely global status when it develops a special role that is recognised in the every country. Consider an the astounding facts about a English as a global language. Most estimates agree that there are some 375 million native speakers, a further 375 million second-language speakers and one billion learners of a English language at large in a world today. What's more, 90 per cent of a world's computers linked to a Internet are based in English-speaking countries. The English as a global language. Most estimates agree that there are some 375 million native speakers, a further 375 million second-language speakers and one billion learners of an English language at large in a world today. What's more, 90 per cent of a world's computers linked to the Internet are based in English-speaking countries. English is a main language of a books, newspapers, airports, air-traffic control, air space travel, international business and academic conferences, science and technology, diplomacy, sport, international competitions, pop music and advertising. Over two-thirds of a world's scientists read in an
English. English has official or special status in at least 75 countries with a total population of over two billion. One out of four of a world's population speak English to some level of the a competence.