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    Länder nach Englischkenntnissen

    Von AdIcy4323

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    1. findin_fun_4_us on

      Native should have a scale as well, because it being the native tongue doesn’t mean that they’re proficient.

    2. TheGloriousSoviet on

      Highly inaccurate. Much of the young population on Arabian peninsula (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman) can speak English at moderate proficiency at worst. India and Pakistan are also atleast moderate or even high.

      Also worth noticing r/mapswithnewzealandbut

    3. Drezzon on

      Calling Germany proficient is kind of a lie, I vividly remember at least 50% of my 12th grade class not being able to express themselves anywhere near proficient (tbf this was like 10 yrs ago at this point lmao), sure we technically started learning English in 3rd grade, but its not like you can learn English from a person who isn’t fluent themselves, and most of our teachers were proficient themselves, but nowhere near fluent lmao

    5. furgerokalabak on

      I don’t think the English proficiency in Hungary is as high as in Finland.

    6. cookiesnooper on

      “Native” 🤡 I know native English people who have asked me how to spell things.

    10. eastwes1 on

      Something seems wrong about New Zealand…. At least they remembered it.

    11. dcmso on

      Portugal might be accurate (specially compared to Spain) but only in cities or touristic places and amongst the younger generations (<40).

      Older generations tend to understand better French actually, due to the heavy emigration
      to France in the 60s and 70s and many of them came back eventually.

    12. churmalefew on

      leaving quebec as “native” when in my experience proficiency there isn’t even necessarily in the very high category

    14. Suspicious_Meet_1220 on

      England isn’t native? Not the whole UK but just England and Wales maybe?

    16. Nothing_Special_23 on

      Moderate English proficiency in Spain? Yeah right. So much for this map.

    22. okcybervik on

      young brazilians (15-25 years old) are able to communicate in English

    23. BitRepulsive2260 on

      Even the police in Spain cant speak english (yes they couldnt find anybody in the entire station). France is even worse.

    24. luxtabula on

      resolution is too low to evaluate some of the smaller areas. anyone have the original source or link?

    25. ancientteapot on

      Ooh I do like that this map says my country highly fluent in English. Although I’m curious to know who and how this map is made

    26. Tnorbo on

      There is no way Russia or Iran are as fluent as Ghana. Hell I would put Ghana above Nigeria and certainly above Argentina.

    27. MarcusBlueWolf on

      The younger generations in the yellow an orange countries have the highest English proficiency

    29. Mikadomea on

      Saying that the Irish and Scots are native in English is part insulting and part funny.

    30. uberzeit on

      Iran more proficient in english than Pakistan? No way! I have been to Iran in the capital Tehran and hardly a few could communicate there in english.

    31. Bysmyyr on

      why not grade also natives? I have heard that Finnish English exams are quite hard for native speakers.

    32. Ireallydontknowmans on

      How is France moderate lmao. French people are worse English speakers than any third world country out there

    35. bananablegh on

      When i went to Dubrovnik i met plenty of people who couldn’t speak english

    37. robidaan on

      Would be funny if only the uk was marked as native, cause technically they are.

    38. Duc_de_Magenta on

      I’d be curious for exactly where these cut-offs are for, say, moderate vs high. Ghana, who’s national language & the language of their education is English, being in the same tier as France/Italy/Spain feels off… but I have met folks in the villages of Ghana & S. Europe who don’t speak English, so maybe it’s right on the money 🤷‍♂️

    40. CarmynRamy on

      Map tried so hard to include New Zealand. We should create a new sub with maps with NZ at wrong places.

    42. Jbball9269 on

      I’d even argue Norway is higher than very high, almost native tbh

    43. FarisFromParis on

      I’m French, I can tell you the English proficiency of 80% of people there is almost non-existent.
      I only learned it thanks to going to an IB school.

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