Anglophone
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noun
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adjective
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(As a noun)
Anglophone ( noun )
A person whose first language is English or whose primary language is English.
Origin:
From french anglophone, from anglo- "english" + -phone "speaking".
Examples:
- He was an anglophone who spoke English fluently.
- Many people in Canada are anglophones who speak English as their first language.
- The conference was attended by many anglophones from around the world.
- The classroom was filled with anglophones who were learning a new language.
- The anglophone community in the city is quite large.
(As an adjective)
Anglophone ( adjective )
Relating to or speaking English as a first language or primary language.
Origin:
From french anglophone, from anglo- "english" + -phone "speaking".
Examples:
- He was an anglophone person who spoke English fluently.
- Many people in Canada are anglophone and speak English as their first language.
- The conference was attended by many anglophone people from around the world.
- The anglophone culture is quite diverse and includes people from many different backgrounds.
- The anglophone community in the city is quite large and includes many different nationalities.