
According
to the classification, Englishes is
distinguished into three parts, they are English as Native Language (ENL),
English a Second Language (ESL), and English as Foreign Language (EFL). ENL
refers to English that used in countries where English is the primary language
of most population. Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the United States and the
United Kingdom are countries in which English is said to be spoken and used as
native language. ESL, on the other hand, is spoken in countries where English
is an important and usually official language, but not main language of the
country. These countries have characteristic in which they are ex-colonies of
the United Kingdom or the United States. The countries that speak English as
Second language are Nigeria, India, Malaysia, and Philippines. The final
classification of Englishes is EFL. EFL occurs in countries where English is
not actually used or spoken very much in daily life. English is usually used for
English learning at school, but students have little opportunity to use English
outside the classroom. China, Indonesia, Japan, and many countries are
countries in which use English for Foreign Language.
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