Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Anglais"

A: Écrire en anglais = To write in English

A: To get rid of an injury from a living thing (like a human).

A: To have fun( in English)

A: It means quiconque.

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A: What is the difference between British English and American English?

English in the US and English in the UK is the same language and there is no *major* difference, but there are thousands of *minor* differences. In general conversation, an American and a Briton can understand each other easily. Here are some videos that will help you.

British or American English 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 Which one should you study?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIuZzHghUKQ

What's the difference between American & British English?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRXv3taXkAg

VlogAngeles Day 8: Transatlantic Slang Smackdown
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXeNOxDe30E

Vlogyear - Transatlantic Slang Smackdown - Day 13
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTVF_CAHllc

Is American English easier than British English?
No. American English tends to form nominal and verbal compounds more readily and to use more phrasal verbs than British English.

A: British English tends to be more pronounced, especially on letters like t and ck as compared to American slang. in my opinion.
a good example is how differently "water" is pronounced.
1) British
2) American

A: Supposedly

A: Anglais as adjective = English
Anglais as noun = the English language
Les Anglais = the English
Un Anglais = an Englishman

A: The people in England are called Britons (or "Brits"). Britons speak English. They speak British English. British English is sometimes called "English (UK)".

The people in America are called Americans. Americans speak English as well. They speak American English. American English is sometimes called "English (US)".

A: Is that Arabic?
Patient

A: English

A: believe of what you feel

A: I can't express my feelings = اي كانت اكسبريس ماي فيلينغ

A: Parfois. J'étudie le français à mon université et souvent les mots français sont similaires aux mots en anglais, comme "entrée" et "camouflage". Je suis désolé si mon français n'est pas bon.

A: Oui