Many leaders of Portuguese-speaking nations in Africa are fearful that language standards do not meet the fluency required and are therefore making it compulsory in schools so that a higher degree of fluency is achieved and young Africans will be able to speak a world language that will help them later in life.
许多非洲讲葡语的国家的领导人担心语言标准未达流利要求，并将葡语列为学校必修课以使年轻非洲人可以说一门世界性的语言并在今后的生活中获益。