English is a common language for communication with international clients. But which English? American English and British English. Many businesses are now adopting International English to communicate effectively with a wide international audience.
Americans Need International English For International Business Too
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1001 days ago
The funniest example that I can give was an American speaking to me. I had been out of the US for about 5 years and when I had just returned I had an inner city kid speak to me, and I understood every word, but not the meaning of his phrase. Crazy how hard it was for an American to speak to an American.