English-speaking
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- adjective
- /ˈɪŋɡlɪʃˈspiːkɪŋ/
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angloparlante
- You know, there are English-speaking schools over the border, in Italy.
- English-speaking children
- English-speaking countries
- English-speaking population
Because I, I had grown up, I had attended an English speaking school in, in Bogota.
- Because I, I had grown up, I had attended an English speaking school in, in Bogota.
- But I think I'm convinced that we are big in English speaking countries.
- And we talk usually, at least in English speaking settings, about Descartes, Spinoza, Leibnitz.
- I'd like the training business to maybe start going into other English speaking countries.
- Do you have like an all Chinese speaking Instagram, for instance, and an all English speaking Instagram?
- This is about the best thing as decided by, if we're honest, a group of English speaking, extremely online nerds.
- My mom's getting me ready for school because I was being bused from my school to an all English speaking school across town.
- The, the French title is La Noui American, but it was, it was translated in the English speaking world as Day for Night.
- Now I want to point something out from the very beginning that I think will be helpful to an English speaking audience.
- You have women are leaving it later and later to have babies and male sperm counts in the English speaking world.
- But the, the, the English speaking world has always been very empirical and not really given to tremendous flights of fancy.
Examples
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Many English-speaking countries have different accents and dialects of the language.
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Participants were 803 English-speaking preschoolers from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Academic text (2015) -
All those countries you mentioned are English speaking, English language speaking countries.
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So my target audience will be English speaking in some way.
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We're just doing that for our English speaking audience.
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But I think I'm convinced that we are big in English speaking countries.
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Everybody in the English-speaking world knows that song.
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I was informed that an English-speaking officer had been summoned to question us.
Fiction book (1994) -
For the first time in history, Christians in the English-speaking world are using common liturgical texts.
Academic text (2013) -
In Western developed societies, notably the English-speaking ones, higher education institutions exhibit a great fascination with themselves.
Academic text (1993)
How English-speaking
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
English-speaking joins English ('the language') and speak ('to say words'), so it quite simply means 'saying words in English'. That's why we use it for people, places, or groups where English is used.