English-speaking world
Where Britain's tongue dominates
The English-speaking world refers collectively to countries and regions where English is a primary language—the UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, and parts of the Caribbean and Africa.
The term often appears in discussions of cultural influence, media reach, or linguistic trends: The show became a hit across the English-speaking world.
It can imply shared cultural assumptions despite geographic distance.
- United StatesNorth American federal republic
- American DreamUS ethos of opportunity
- pop cultureMass entertainment and trends
- United KingdomAtlantic archipelago nation
- British EmpireVast colonial domain
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