europe is weird but awesome

[Theo Huxtable.]

i'm not talking about which countries speak spanish/english. yes there are more spanish speaking countries than english-speaking. i'm talking about what language is more widely spoken on a global scale. in china, germany, netherlands, japan, thailand, etc... the international airports always have english as the secondary langauge beneath the native language.

[MAR]

I thought french was the most widely spoken language, offically. It definetly beats spanish.

 

Regardless of whether or not the country recognises a prominant tourist base, the average person walking around in europe or asia will not know much, if any, english.

[Theo Huxtable.]

english became the most widespread language for mainly two reasons: the remnants left over from the british empire of the 19th century and early 20th century (which had conquered 1/4 of the world's land mass), and america's current cultural and economic dominance around the globe since WWII

[De sign]

HADINNNGOOOOOO

[Blood Feast Island Man]

european tourists walk around with large camping backpacks and wear sandals with cargo shorts and form-fitting neon-colored t-shirts. they either have mopheads or spiky hair buzz-shaved at the sides

 

true dat.

[johnny]

man i miss portugal.