Discuss the issues related to the notion of Amerienglish.
What will be an ideal response?
A total of some 20% of the U.S. population in 2015 shared an important part of their identity—that they claim an ancestry from an English-speaking country, yet we lack a label for them. Should they be called “English-speaking”? Other people living in the United States are English-speaking, so that label isn’t descriptive. Should they be called “Americans”? Other people living in the United States would claim that label as well. How about “Amerienglish”?
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