/inˈɡles/
Translation
English (language, person)
Word origin
From Latin Anglus ('an Angle'), the Germanic people whose name also gave England its name. The same root gives English English and Angle.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- Anglus
- English cognates
- English, Angle
Grammar
Examples
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My English teacher is from London.
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She has been learning English since she was six.
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English tea is famous all over the world.
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I prefer to watch films in the English version.
muchas .
She made an English-style garden full of roses.
Where this fits
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Stories
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