president and gentlemen by many of the reservations expressed in report concerning the encouragement given by the european the continuation and development origin even that the general philosophy
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I share many of the reservations expressed in this report concerning the encouragement given by the European Union to the continuation and development of languages of origin even though the general philosophy of the reports is worthy of attention and support and this is because, today, in the face of these legitimately raised problems, we run an even greater risk, which is that of seeing European languages die out as a result of our being forced, in this House as elsewhere, to use standardised spoken and written English.
President, and gentlemen, I many of the reservations expressed in report concerning the encouragement given by the European the continuation and development origin even though the general philosophy reports is worthy of attention and and this is because, today, in the face of these legitimately raised problems, run an even risk, which is that of seeing European die out as a result of our being forced, this House elsewhere, to use standardised spoken and written English.