The problem is that broken English doesn’t really fuels a European identity (it’s spoken everywhere) it only places us in a submission position in relation to US culture. And that’s why we go on reporting on Oscars or Grammys while completely ignoring the awards and artists of the country next door. We’re consumers of US English culture and that’s that. Feeding the US market…
Hmmm if only there was a commonly known European language that everyone already used.
For real though I found it hilarious how everyone in the comments is discussing what could be used as a common language, while all speaking English.
The problem is that broken English doesn’t really fuels a European identity (it’s spoken everywhere) it only places us in a submission position in relation to US culture. And that’s why we go on reporting on Oscars or Grammys while completely ignoring the awards and artists of the country next door. We’re consumers of US English culture and that’s that. Feeding the US market…