ɑ̃ɡlɛ
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Translation
English
Word origin
From Latin Anglus ('an Angle'), the name of the Germanic people who settled in Britain and gave their name to England. English itself derives from the same root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- Anglus
- English cognates
- English, Angle
Grammar
Feminineanglaise
Masc pluralanglais
Fem pluralanglaises
Examples
enfance.
I speak English very well since my childhood.
France.
She is English but she lives in France.
.
English tea is served with milk.
l' l' .
My son has been learning English at school for three years.
copieux .
The English breakfast is very hearty in the morning.
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