Anglophone
ˈæŋɡləˌfoʊn
Definition

Definition of Anglophone - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
native speakerperson whose first language is English
  • In Canada, both Anglophones and Francophones are recognized officially.
2.
official languageindividual in region where English is official
  • Anglophones in India often speak multiple languages.

Adjective

1.
languagerelated to English-speaking people or countries
  • The Anglophone countries often share cultural ties.
English-speaking
2.
geographydescribing a region where English is the main language
  • The Anglophone region has many bilingual schools.
English-speaking
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Origin of Anglophone

Latin, Anglus (English) + Greek, phōnē (voice)

Examples of Anglophone in a sentence

  • Anglophones often travel to different countries.
  • Many Anglophones attended the language conference.
  • The city has a large Anglophone community.
  • Anglophone media often covers the event extensively.
  • The Anglophone community celebrated the holiday together.
  • The Anglophone community celebrated its cultural festival.

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  1. French:anglophone, de langue anglaise, ...
  2. German:Anglophone, anglophon, ...
  3. Italian:anglofono, di lingua inglese, ...
  4. Spanish:anglófono, de habla inglesa, ...
  5. Portuguese:Anglófono, de língua inglesa, ...
  6. Chinese:英语使用者, 讲英语的, ...
  7. Japanese:アングロフォン, 英語圏の, ...
  8. Arabic:ناطق بالإنجليزية, أَنْجْلُوفُونِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:דּוֹבֵר אַנְגְלִית, אַנְגְּלוֹפוֹנִי, ...
  10. Russian:англофон, англоязычный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:англофон, англомовний, ...
  12. Hindi:अंग्रेजी मातृभाषी, अंग्रेज़ी भाषी, ...

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