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    Länder, in denen über 90 % der Bevölkerung Englisch sprechen können

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    6. Abject_Win7691 on

      I guess the bar for what counts as „speaking English“ is not very high considering the US is there

    8. Consistent-Engine796 on

      This map is wrong, because the UK is coloured in blue instead of gray.

    9. RoundandRoundon99 on

      St. Helena, Jersey, Guersey, Diego Garcia, the falklands, Virgin Islands (us and uk), Cayman Islands islands. South Georgia, etc… the northern Marianas are left undone and etc…

    12. marshallfarooqi on

      Sudan really? If that is the case I assume other African countries like Ghana and Nigeria should be included

    14. BronCurious on

      I’ve struggled to communicate with many Guyanese English speakers. The accent/dialect is almost unintelligible, and I’m accustomed to interacting with a diverse group of people in New York.

    15. Mountainmint749 on

      Shame. They should all he speaking diverged forms at this point. Standardized languages have done so much harm

    17. Microgolfoven_69 on

      Sudan has a 60% litteracy rate I doubt they speak English on top of not knowing how to write their own language

    19. Narrow-Journalist889 on

      Norway stands out in Europe. But having spent a couple weeks there traveling through much of the country, everybody did seem to know English so it rings true.

    21. Stek02 on

      Bro i’m not sure if 90% of sudanese (both south and north) are even literate, let alone speak a foreign language

    23. tryingtobeopen on

      Can speak or is their first / primary language?

      Definitely more than 90% of Canadians can speak English

    27. SuperLory on

      Remove Singapore, majority can speak Singlish but nowhere near 90% can speak english

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