Assalamualaikum, good day ladies and gentle man

Ok let’s take a look to this question

“WHY DO WE HAVE TO LEARN ENGLISH?”
Probably if we give this question to village people, they will answer “English not important and I
didn’t have excuse to learn that”. In other side if we give this question to metropolitan people, maybe in
general they will say “because English is important and it will be support my job career”. Even tough,
Language is important and useful to all people who use it in good way. Let’s imagine how if village
people can use English language probably it will make international tourism attract to come them. And
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Now I would like to explain
Here I will explain about fact of English language. According to https://www.fluentu.com/ there
are around 35 facts, but here I will explain the interesting and important fact.
1. Facts
a. English originates from North West Germany and the Netherlands
English has its origins in Old High German, Old Norse, and Anglo Norman. Modern English started
being used in the 14th century and the closest languages to English are Dutch and West Flemish.
b. English is spoken by 1,5 billion people around the world
339 million people speak English as a first language, and 603 million speak it as a second language. It is
the official language in 67 countries and 27 non-sovereign countries such as Hong Kong.
c. The British Empire and the iPhone are some of the biggest reasons English is so widespread today.
Some of us may wonder why English is such a popular language worldwide today. While there
are many reasons, here are some of the biggest.
The British Empire refers to the period between roughly the late 15th to 17th century and the
1960s, when England had vast territories and colonies all over the world. Essentially, this was when
England controlled large portions of Europe, North America, Africa and the West Indies.
d. English is the official language of the air.
This means that English is the official language of airplane travel.
Ever noticed that no matter where you’re flying in the world, your pilot and flight attendants always
know English? This is why!
e. A new English word is added to the dictionary every two hours.
Editors from the Oxford English Dictionary have estimated that about 4,000 new words are added to the
dictionary every year.
That means a new word about every two hours!
f. There are approximately 1.5 billion English speakers in the world.
That’s 20 percent of the world’s population!
About 600 to 700 million of those are non-native speakers. Find out more at St George International.
g. English has more words than most languages.
There are currently about an estimated one million words in the English language.
But don’t let this scare you, because…
h. The average English speaker only knows between 20,000 and 30,000 words.
While this statistic from Twin word still seems daunting, it should be a comfort to learners that you’re
not going to have to memorize all of the million English words out there.
You’ll still be understood!
 All right for the second, I would like to explain about “Countries that use English as their official
language”
2. Countries that use English as their official language
According to https://worldpopulationreview.com/ explain that as of 2020, there were 76 countries where
English was an official language. They have declared English an official language at the local or regional
level. Countries that use English as an official language are divided into 2 types. Those are de jure official
and de facto official.
The following is a list of countries where English is an official language—that is, a language used in
citizen interactions with government officials:
Countries where English is a de facto official language

Rank Country Population 2020

1 United States 331.002.651
2 United Kingdom 67.886.011
3 Australia 25.499.884
4 New Zealand 4.822.233

Countries where English is a de jure and de facto official language

Ran
Country Population 2020
k
1 India 1.380.004.385
2 Pakistan 220.892.340
3 Nigeria 206.139.589
4 Bangladesh 164.689.383
5 Ethiopia 114.963.588
6 Philippines 109.581.078
7 Tanzania 59.734.218
8 South Africa 59.308.690
9 Myanmar 54.409.800
10 Kenya 53.771.296
11 Uganda 45.741.007
12 Sudan 43.849.260
13 Canada 37.742.154
14 Malaysia 32.365.999
15 Ghana 31.072.940
16 Nepal 29.136.808
17 Cameroon 26.545.863
18 Sri Lanka 21.413.249
19 Malawi 19.129.952
20 Zambia 18.383.955
21 Zimbabwe 14.862.924
22 Rwanda 12.952.218
23 Burundi 11.890.784
24 South Sudan 11.193.725
25 Jordan 10.203.134
26 United Arab Emirates 9.890.402
27 Papua New Guinea 8.947.024
28 Israel 8.655.535
29 Sierra Leone 7.976.983
30 Singapore 5.850.342
31 Liberia 5.057.681
32 Ireland 4.937.786
33 Kuwait 4.270.571
34 Eritrea 3.546.421
35 Jamaica 2.961.167
36 Qatar 2.881.053
37 Namibia 2.540.905
38 Gambia 2.416.668
39 Botswana 2.351.627
40 Lesotho 2.142.249
41 Bahrain 1.701.575
42 Trinidad And Tobago 1.399.488
43 Mauritius 1.271.768
44 Cyprus 1.207.359
45 Swaziland 1.160.164
46 Fiji 896.445
47 Guyana 786.552
48 Solomon Islands 686.884
49 Maldives 540.544
50 Malta 441.543
51 Brunei 437.479
52 Belize 397.628
53 Bahamas 393.244
54 Vanuatu 307.145
55 Barbados 287.375
56 Samoa 198.414
57 Saint Lucia 183.627
58 Kiribati 119.449
59 Micronesia 115.023
60 Grenada 112.523
61 Saint Vincent And The Grenadines 110.94
62 Tonga 105.695
63 Seychelles 98.347
64 Antigua And Barbuda 97.929
65 Dominica 71.986
66 Marshall Islands 59.19
67 Saint Kitts And Nevis 53.199
68 Palau 18.094
69 Cook Islands 17.564
70 Tuvalu 11.792
71 Nauru 10.824
72 Niue 1.626