Anglophone

anglophone English Alternative forms en anglophone Etymology From en Anglo phone. Pronunciation ăn'glə-fōn RP, en /ˈæŋɡləˌfəʊn/ ăn'glə-fōn GA, en /ˈæŋɡləˌfoʊn/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Sumxr-Anglophone.wav US en /ˈeɪŋɡləˌfoʊn/ Canada Adjective - English-speaking. en the Anglophone media en 2012 Raymond Hickey Areal Features of the Anglophone World 79 Walter de Gruyter GmbH 978-3-11-027884-2 Ireland is an unusual anglophone location in that it is an island of some size with a population large enough for internal dialectal variation. It can be compared in this respect with Newfoundland and possibly with Jamaica and New Zealand (two islands, of course). Other anglophone locations are either much larger (United States, Canada, South Africa, Australia) or so small that an internal differentiation of varieties is not recognisable, cf. the many anglophone islands of the Caribbean as well as such islands as Malta or Tristan da Cunha. Translations English-speaking Armenian: hy անգլիախոս Belarusian: be англамо́ўны, be ангельскамо́ўны Bulgarian: bg а́нглогово́рещ, bg англофо́нски Catalan: ca anglòfon Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 操英語的 cāo Yīngyǔ de Cornish kw Sowsneger Czech: cs anglofonní, cs anglojazyčný Danish: da engelsksproget, da engelsktalende Dutch: nl Engelssprekende, nl Engelstalig Esperanto: eo anglaparola Finnish: fi englanninkielinen French: fr anglophone Galician: gl anglofalante Georgian: ka ინგლისურენოვანი German: de englischsprachig, de anglophon Hungarian: hu angolul beszélő, hu angol ajkú, hu angol nyelvű Italian: it anglofono Lithuanian: lt anglakal̃bis Norwegian: Bokmål: nb engelskspråklig, nb engelsktalende Nynorsk: nn engelskspråkleg, nn engelsktalande Persian: fa انگلیسی‌زبان engelisi-zabân Polish: pl angielskojęzyczny, pl anglojęzyczny Portuguese: pt anglófono, pt anglofalante Romanian: ro anglofon Russian: ru англоговоря́щий, ru англоязы́чный Slovak: sk anglojazyčný Spanish: es angloparlante, es anglohablante, es anglófono Swedish: sv engelskspråkig, sv engelsktalande Ukrainian: uk англомо́вний Welsh: cy Saesneg Noun One who speaks English, generally natively. en 1953 Gérin-Lajoie Diane Youth, Language, and Identity 978-1-55130-395-6 15 Canadian Scholars' Press Inc. Toronto When we consider the situation of Anglophones in Quebec, we quickly realize that the vitality of this group depends upon its geographical location. In and around Montreal, Anglophones have good access to English-language resources and services. They also have their own institutions, although French is now part of these institutions. Anglophones living in and around Montreal are better served in their language than anywhere else in the province. Derived terms en Anglo (Canadian: an English speaker) en angloversal Translations one who speaks English Catalan: ca anglòfon m, ca anglòfona f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 講英語的人 jiǎng Yīngyǔ-de rén Dutch: nl Engelssprekende m f Esperanto: eo anglaparolanto, eo anglalingvano Finnish: fi englanninpuhuja French: fr anglophone m f Galician: gl anglofalante m f German: de Englischsprecher m, de Englischsprecherin f, de Englischsprachiger m, de Englischsprachige f Greek: el αγγλόφωνος Irish: ga Béarlóir m Italian: it anglofono m, it anglofona f Japanese: ja 英語話者 えいごわしゃ, Eigo-washa Latin: la Anglophona f, la Anglophonus m Lithuanian: lt anglakal̃bis m, lt anglakal̃bė f Persian: fa انگلیسی‌زبان engelisi-zabân Polish: pl anglofon m Portuguese: pt anglófono m, pt anglófona f, pt anglofalante m f Romanian: ro anglofon m Russian: ru англоговоря́щий m, ru англоязы́чный m Spanish: es anglohablante m f, es angloparlante m f, es anglófono m, es anglófona f Swedish: sv engelskspråkig, sv engelsktalande Volapük: vo Linglänapükan Related terms Anglophonic en Anglosphere See also en English People