English as an ASEAN Lingua Franca: Implications for Research and Language Teaching

Andy Kirkpatrick

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It is accepted that: there are currently more so-called non-native speakers of English than there are native speakers,that most current learners of English in the SE Asian region are more likely to use English with fellow learners from within the region than with people who speak native-speaker varieties, andthat English is increasingly used as a lingua franca within the SE Asian region.

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