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Ah yes, English, the Lingua Franca.
The official language of international commerce is broken English
Fun fact, this is also the language spoken in the us
If the internationally recognised langauge is broken English then I'm the king of speaking broken barely understandable English with accents that make things unledigble winner winner oh god stargazy pie is for dinner
The Esperanto of languages, wait
Is that a /s?
But you yourself wrote it in english.
It's a pun, so more of a /j. I'm not sure how well it would work in French, since I'm very far from fluent.
It's just a statement of fact - English is the most common Lingua Franca. The fact that the original term referred to the Frankish region, the predecessor to modern day France, makes the sign kinda ironic.