Indian Languages, by and large, seem to have Spelling Pronunciation while English alphabet behaves as per the word concerned. For example, Letter 'A' has different roles in the following words At, Above, All etc. How English could start ruling the Globe with these shortcomings?

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It was not the language that ruled the world, it was their nation that developed faster than other nations and gained a dominating aspect over other nations. Thus with their economic activities, the world also got introduced to their language, culture etc. Gradually just like their trade activities,...
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It was not the language that ruled the world, it was their nation that developed faster than other nations and gained a dominating aspect over other nations. Thus with their economic activities, the world also got introduced to their language, culture etc. Gradually just like their trade activities, these too got established in other nations. read less
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Your last sentence should have been.."How could English as a language be a common language across the globe"
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Languages cannot rule the globe unless we create a market and compulsion. Same is applied for English language, even though it has some shortcomings.
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Probably that's why 'Looking AT the world the ENGLISH is ABOVE ALL the languages'
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English is being widely used inspite of such so-called shortcomings. Such " shortcomings" can be found almost in all languages.
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Undoubtedly Devanagari is complete and all languages have emerged from Sanskrit. English has dominated as countries using this language are leading world.
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Teachers, teaching a a language; should need to empathise with proper phonological restructuring of the various heirarchical stratas embedded in its core teaching process before they transfer any asymmetrical opinion to the learners. Demographically proven.Chinese Mandarin is the most spoken language...
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Teachers, teaching a a language; should need to empathise with proper phonological restructuring of the various heirarchical stratas embedded in its core teaching process before they transfer any asymmetrical opinion to the learners. Demographically proven.Chinese Mandarin is the most spoken language and not English.Its English that has taken our indian origin; overseas. Lets manifest and thus culturise respect if not reverence for foreign languages without mindlessly comparing the benign IndoEuropean tongue with Indo-Aryan, Dravidian and Persian and a host of other pidgins and creoles. A kind plea to not bleach English as an intruder and not convert a learning channel into an antagonist vent. The featured opinions could dampen the prospective learners. read less
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English today attained its dominance in the world gradually and slowly that is from anglo saxon and norman period english is very different from todays modern and contemperory english and if you examine any classic literature text most of them written in middle english or old english and english evolved...
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English today attained its dominance in the world gradually and slowly that is from anglo saxon and norman period english is very different from todays modern and contemperory english and if you examine any classic literature text most of them written in middle english or old english and english evolved todays form by coming through all these periods read less
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Colonization is the cause
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