Who speaks English?Small open economies speak the best English—and China is level-pegging with India By R.L.G. | NEW YORK EVERYONE knows the stereotypes about foreigners speaking English: Scandinavians are shockingly fluent, while the Japanese lag despite years and billions of yen spent trying. Now a big new study confirms some of those stereotypes. But it holds some surprises as well. EF Educatio
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