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Sri Lanka’s constitution acknowledges that English is the country’s unifying language, while Sinhala and Tamil are both official and national tongues. On the one hand, the English tuition classes and international schools that have mushroomed across the country are indicative of an insatiable desire to learn English. Along this vein, touts on buses and trains […]
Author Archives: Dishani Senaratne
Dishani Senaratne has university experience teaching English in Sri Lanka. She is also a published poet and a short-story writer.