Abstract

English has emerged as the worlds foremost language for international communication playing a pivotal role in global affairs business science and culture. Its widespread use can be attributed to historical factors such as British colonialism and the global influence of the United States. Today English serves as a lingua franca facilitating cross-cultural dialogue and collaboration. Its adaptability and rich vocabulary combined with its presence in digital media and international organizations solidify its position as a key medium for global interaction. This paper explores the factors contributing to Englishs dominance its impact on global communication and the challenges and opportunities this presents for non-native speakers.