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Message: <blockquote data-quote="x-pert" data-source="post: 7147818" data-attributes="member: 837">While I'm agreeing with your concern about the importance of English capability, I disagree with the fact that it has to be the official Language of Sri Lanka. Sinhala will be and have to be the official language in Sri Lanka! Sri lanka is the only country which uses Sinhala as their official language. So it has to like that. Yes, learning to write and speak as well as to communicate well in English adds a great deal of potential to your portfolio. So Everybody should learn hard to communicate well in English. See the amount of Local Uni students graduating from sri lankan universities and roaming without a job. Why? Because of their lack of communication skills. So albeit you have a degree from a reputed university, you should be well capable of communication in order to get a better job.</blockquote>

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