> since English is not native to any remaining EU
> member country
Might be worth doing your research. > since English is not native to any remaining EU
> member country
Might be worth doing your research.You are suggesting, that Malta^2 is to command the ECB?
^1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_European_Unio... -- working is not the same as official
^2 or Ireland for that matter...
Second thought: maybe English could merit a semi-official status though (if May succeeds). But most certainly not a working language (neither an official one).
> Don't be so Swift
It wasn't that funny the first time. > working is not the same as official
English is both an official language of Ireland, and a native language of Ireland. Irish is the third most commonly spoken language in Ireland, after English and Poland. A full 60% of the population of ROI considers itself to be incompetent at speaking Irish.Malta is indeed represented on the ECB's Governing Council.