Being Lingua Franco of international communication, English is undoubtedly widenng horizons and outlooks of people studyng it. Thus, anyone who speaks this language might feel part of the globe community.

Be able to use the language into practice in everyday life contexts and to adopt a versatile vision towards the continuous change of the language.

English is the language of American capitalist imperialism, the language of the oppressor. Therefore, it expresses power and knowledge—in other words, it is a language of knowledge. It has become the mother tongue of many people through imposition and oppression. With contemporary geopolitical changes and the Trump administration's policies restricting the entry of foreign researchers and students into US universities, it will lose its power, as happened with Greek, Latin, and later French.

Thank you for your insights. English serves as the language of science, global education, communication, and diplomacy. Although ongoing geopolitical shifts may affect its development and academic applications, the roots of English rest in centuries of linguistic evolution and intercultural exchange. In other words, the English language, despite socio-political changes, will continue to retain its linguistic and cultural influence.

There's a question that precedes this: does English exist? If so, what are the conditions of its existence? Used in various geopolitical spaces, what English is this? Is it the same one spoken in Australia, Canada, Wales, and Iraq?

The existence of languages, including English, is conditioned by the society that communicates with it. There is no language without society, and there is no society without language. Since English has a large distribution and is spoken in the majority of the world, its linguistic layers have been adapted and changed based on various environments, phonetic, lexical, and socio-linguistic specificities, forming different types, such as British, American, Australian, Canadian, and Indian English.