I often say that nobody wants to learn English.
Given that English is often the lingua franca for communication in business, education, tourism and culture, you will probably think that is ridiculous. But of course it's a provocation and the second part of the sentence is missing. "Nobody wants to learn English - what they really want is to know how to communicate effectively in an international context"
Given that English is often the lingua franca for communication in business, education, tourism and culture, you will probably think that is ridiculous. But of course it's a provocation and the second part of the sentence is missing. "Nobody wants to learn English - what they really want is to know how to communicate effectively in an international context"