The EU is getting larger and larger. Communication is very important. What do you think about choosing Latin, for example, as the language of business, education and government within the European Union? Of course the individual countries would maintain their traditional languages, minority languages and dialects. It just seems that it would in the long run be easier to get things done if there was a common language. Everyone in the Union could after a generation or so be able to understand each other no matter where in the Union they were living, working or visiting. The children could begin learning Latin in the 1st grade or even preschool, like many in Scandinavia, for example, learn English at a young age.

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