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Brief History of the English Language
There are an estimated 341 million native English speakers worldwide. 508 million people also speak English as their second language in more than 60 countries, where it has achieved the status of official or co-official language.
English is predominantly spoken as a mother tongue in Australia (95%), the United Kingdom (94.8%), the Republic of Ireland (92.3%), New Zealand (91.4%), the United States (76%), and Canada (59.3%).
These six countries are, strictly speaking, the basis of native English speaking in the world.
In no other country but South Africa (5.7% or 2 million people) is English the mother tongue of a considerable fraction of the population. Nonetheless, if we count the native English speakers in the above-mentioned countries as well as in India, Africa and Oceania, the total number of English speakers increases from 306 million to 374 million. This figure represents the total number of English speakers (or Anglophones) in the world, in the truest sense of the term.