English-speaker


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English-speaker

[ˈɪŋglɪʃˌspiːkəʳ] n → anglofono/a
Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995
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Imagine if an English-speaker made a protest about housebuilding in English-speaking areas, claiming that they could attract people with an alien culture.
Welsh-speaking infants will preserve language; Views of Wales
People who wear pin badges, people who throw in French phrases in conversation with a fellow English-speaker, people who tie their jumpers in ludicrous knots across their shoulders.
Sport on TV; pick of the day
As an English-speaker, I have never come across this mythical "specially privileged Welsh-speaker'".
Letter: The BBC belittles us
I AM surely the only English-speaker in Wales today who will have welcomed the quite unbelievable comments of John Elfed Jones.
Why this man is looking to break the heart of Wales; THE DANGER LURKING IN A DIVIDED NATION
How dare they be designated racists by English-speakers? An English-speaker can go to places as far apart as Alaska or New Zealand and their language and culture are secure.
Every right
The badges will come in the shape of either the Stars and Stripes for the 51 English-speakers or the red Vietnamese flag with one gold star for the three others, the Central News Agency reported.
Taiwan airport police introduces English- and Vietnamese-speaking officers
But while English-speakers struggle when it comes to describing smells - a finding some believe reflects smell's role as the sensory poor relation - researchers say recent work with the Jahai hunter-gatherer community shows not all humans struggle.
How do we smell? Terrible!
This is in line with the mindset of countless educators who believe, incorrectly, that children who are not native English-speakers need the special accommodation of being immersed in their native language in order to learn.
Bilingual downside
I wonder how many of your readers realise that there are more Welsh-speakers in Patagonia, Argentina, than there are English-speakers in the Islas Malvinas or Falkland Islands ("Ynysoedd Malfin" in Welsh).
Triumphalism over Falklands misplaced; LETTERS
You all chorus on about S4C not giving you English-speakers any time, and as soon as they do you backtrack like scalded rabbits.
'S4C has failed. So let it die a peaceful death' On the future of S4C; JOIN THE GREAT ONLINE DEBATE
The author sees the twentieth century as 'a single historical entity' dominated by English-speakers, whether British (in the racial, not political sense) or American.
A History of the English-Speaking Peoples Since 1900
The Book Of Tea was in fact written in English, in order to prove accessible to English-speakers, and presents chanoyu (literally "the way of tea") as a spiritual culture and a ritual that interlaces with the "Art of Life" itself.
The Book of Tea

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