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Smoking, Talkmaster and do not mean what they are thought be mean in English or do not exist at all. Language determines culture, so the extinction or change of a language also means the loss of an individual culture, cultural alienation, a loss of heritage. Cultural imperialism goes along with dominance of language and culture. Possibly political imperialism, cf. colonial times. changes, this is natural and cannot be stopped. In a globalized world, we have to be and accept these changes. They can also be seen as positive influences on our culture and attitudes. Rather a gain than a loss. New words enrich our language, do not replace native words, but offer more choices. Many people think they can speak English correctly, but misuse many words and are not skilled enough to make grammatically correct sentences, which might lead to misunderstandings. Even so English is easier to learn as e.g. Chinese, so it serves as the global language of business etc. and makes communication easier: lingua franca. BUT: sub-standard use of English. So English loses out, too. English should not be used in university courses because students have to learn the subjects in their mother tongue. Many teachers are not fluent, so they should stick to their native language and not speak a flawed and inaccurate English. English is a prerequisite/requirement for studies abroad, so it is a good idea to get acquainted with it as soon as possible. Even in France there is the discussion about classes being held in English. cf. article “Franglais row […]“ from: 22 May 2013 Last updated at 09:30 GMT : “The French parliament is debating a new road map for French universities, which includes the proposal of allowing courses to be taught in English…”