The Importance Of English Language For Media Students

English language was originally the language of England. Historically, through the British Empire expands in 18 century, the English language spread to different areas of their colonies. For example, it has become the primary or secondary language for these colonies such as United States, Canada, Australia, and India (BLUK, 2016). Nowadays, English language because the dominant language in the world, people all over the world use English language in education, business, work placements, media and so on. This paper examines the importance of English language for media students.

Starting with defining the key terms. What is language. Language can be defining “systematic means of communication by the use of sounds or conventional

Media may be the most spoken language in the world, it is also the official language of many countries. According to official statistics “it is the most spoken languages worldwide. 1,500 million people worldwide speak English, of whom only 375 million are native speakers” (The statistic portal, 2016). It is obvious that English is an international language and a lot of people from different country use it as their first, second or as semi-official language. Media students should be able to drive and influence people widely thought a kind of language that’s clear to the majority of people around the world. Since English language is the most spoken language in the world, the massage from media students would be able to achieve its goal to reached people and influence them, whether the goal is to sell a product or impart an important

It consider the common language that people in media use to deliver their ideas. “It dominates the international media which unite the people around the world together which considered as the essential carrier of language, politics that regulates the law, and in businesses which most of the companies used to compete in global market” ( inkedin, 2015). Media written in English language, able people from different culture, values and beliefs to exchanging of ideas and communicate with each other. It also helps to reduce misunderstanding chances between media workers and the