English-language
Global lingua franca
English-language describes something written, spoken, or produced in English: an English-language newspaper, English-language films.
The term typically distinguishes content from alternatives in other languages: the English-language version of the website.
It functions as a compound adjective and nearly always appears before a noun.
Of the United Kingdom
- AmericanFrom the U.S.
- AustralianFrom the southern continent
- CanadianNorth American northerner
- IndianPerson from either continent
South African · Irish · Scottish · Nigerian · Singaporean · Caribbean · New Zealand · Jamaican
Originating from a place
- fluentSpeaking smoothly, effortlessly
- speakerOne who talks
- vocabularyOne's word collection
- grammarLanguage's structural rules
syntax · proficiency · learner · ESL · TEFL · acquisition · literacy · anglophone
Concerning relations among countries
- worldwideExtending across Earth
- lingua francaShared tongue between peoples
- globalRelating to entire world
- universalAffecting all equally
dominance · spread · imperialism · colonialism · hegemony · influence · reach · adoption
What something contains
- literatureBody of written works
- filmMovie or coating
- televisionBroadcast viewing device
- musicOrganized auditory art
journalism · publishing · broadcasting · subtitles · dubbing · translation · streaming · podcast
Educational program's content plan
- instructionGuidance for action
- teachingProfession of instructing others
- learningGaining knowledge gradually
- classroomEducational instruction space
textbook · course · lesson · tutor · immersion · assessment · certification · TOEFL
British
Of the United Kingdom
- AmericanFrom the U.S.
- AustralianFrom the southern continent
- CanadianNorth American northerner
Indian · South African · Irish · Scottish · Nigerian · Singaporean · Caribbean · New Zealand · Jamaican · Filipino
native
Originating from a place
- fluentSpeaking smoothly, effortlessly
- speakerOne who talks
- vocabularyOne's word collection
grammar · syntax · proficiency · learner · ESL · TEFL · acquisition · literacy · anglophone · competence
international
Concerning relations among countries
- worldwideExtending across Earth
- lingua francaShared tongue between peoples
- globalRelating to entire world
universal · dominance · spread · imperialism · colonialism · hegemony · influence · reach · adoption · standardization
content
What something contains
- literatureBody of written works
- filmMovie or coating
- televisionBroadcast viewing device
music · journalism · publishing · broadcasting · subtitles · dubbing · translation · streaming · podcast · audiobook
curriculum
Educational program's content plan
- instructionGuidance for action
- teachingProfession of instructing others
- learningGaining knowledge gradually
classroom · textbook · course · lesson · tutor · immersion · assessment · certification · TOEFL · IELTS
English-languagenon-English
From another tongue
Spanish-language · Francophone · Hispanophone · vernacular · multilingual
English, language, England, Englishman, Englishmen, Englishwoman, Englishwomen, lingual, linguistic