also, the english used by the EU is sometimes far more easier to understand for people who are not native english speakers but have english as a second or third

also, the english used by the EU is sometimes far more easier to understand for people who are not native english speakers but have english as a second or third language. Mainly because it uses words "wrong" according to english, but it makes sense in most latin/german based languages. (actual is a good example of this for instance). British english especially can have some weird vocabulary which is hard to use if one is not actually from britiain and understands the implied meaning of the words. adequate is a good example of this for instance. according to british english, adequate means that is barely doable/good enough, while in most german/latin based languages. Adequate means that it is satisfactory.