the-unsuitability-of-english

2/23/2016

In this thought-provoking blog post, the author discusses the unsuitability of the English language for clear and precise communication. The author argues that English is a clumsy and inconsistent language, with its irregular spelling, multiple meanings for words, and lack of grammatical rules. This, according to the author, leads to misunderstandings and misinterpretations. The author further explores how the flexibility and adaptability of English can also be its downfall, as it allows for vague and ambiguous expressions. Through various examples, the author challenges the notion that English is a superior language and suggests that efforts should be made to improve its clarity and precision.

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