Englander Meaning in English

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Definition

An 'Englander' is a person who comes from England. It's another word for 'English person,' but not as commonly used as 'Englishman' or 'Englishwoman.'

Usage & Nuances

'Englander' sounds old-fashioned or sometimes impolite; 'Englishman' (male), 'Englishwoman' (female), or 'English person' are more common and polite. Rare in modern UK usage, but may appear in American English or historical contexts.

• Spanish: inglés (persona de Inglaterra)
• Portuguese (BR): inglês (pessoa da Inglaterra)
• Portuguese (PT): inglês (pessoa de Inglaterra)
• Chinese (Simplified): 英国人
• Chinese (Traditional): 英國人
• Hindi: अंग्रेज़ (इंग्लैंड का व्यक्ति)
• Arabic: إنجليزي (شخص من إنجلترا)
• Bengali: ইংল্যান্ডার - ইংল্যান্ডবাসী
• Russian: англичанин
• Japanese: イングランダー
• Vietnamese: người Anh (Englander)
• Korean: 잉글랜더
• Turkish: İnglander
• Urdu: انگلینڈر
• Indonesian: orang England (Englander)

Example Sentences

The Englander spoke about his life in London.

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An Englander visited our school today.

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My neighbor is an Englander.

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Back then, you saw an Englander and knew right away from the accent.

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Some Americans use Englander, but it's rare in the UK these days.

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He called me an Englander, which made me laugh because no one says that anymore.

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