Generally, that they were born in England, of a family that has been in England for some time, and that they 'feel' English. The formal nationality of the state that England is part of (The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) is 'British', which includes inhabitants of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Although Northern Ireland itself is part of the UK but not Great Britain its inhabitants are still described as British.
Someone could be considered English if they are a citizen of England or have strong cultural ties to England, such as being born and raised there, speaking the language, embracing English customs and traditions, and identifying as English. Nationality, culture, and identity can all play a role in defining someone as English.
"Si alguien" translates to "if someone" in English.
"Quelqu'un" means "someone" in English.
Someone who hates the English is often referred to as an "Anglophobe."
The English translation of "sunduin" is "fetch" or "pick up."
The English term for sumpungin is a sulky or someone who is sulking.
Someone who makes maps.The correct word for someone who makes maps is a cartographer. It is possible that "cartologist" is a synonym, but it is not a standard English word, and is certainly much less commonly used.
Someone who makes maps.The correct word for someone who makes maps is a cartographer. It is possible that "cartologist" is a synonym, but it is not a standard English word, and is certainly much less commonly used.
The Hindi word horoskopi in English translates to horoscope. A horoscope is an astrological chart. The common meaning is when someone takes that info and makes predictions for someone.
'Gotta' in English is a shortened form of 'got to', like, I've 'Gotta' go and see someone = I've 'Got to' go and see someone. Hope it makes sense...
Someone who makes Beer is called a Brewer. Someone who makes Wine is called a Vintner. Someone who makes Liquor is called a Distiller.
It means you need to get an English book because that sentence makes no sense whatsoever.
This sentence makes no sense in English. Perhaps it is a grammatically-incorrect way of saying someone was "hitting below the belt," which means using unfair advantage. But it's not the way someone would say it in English.
what makes someone a good explorer
A heart makes someone an artist.you have to have passion for it.
when someone that's a meany makes fun of you when someone that's a meany makes fun of you when someone that's a meany makes fun of you when someone that's a meany makes fun of you
Well , the reason why someone's English is not very good , or rather bad , is lack of practice. You must have heard that practice makes a man perfect. Following this, one should practice speaking English wherever possible, and also, when someone whose English is better than yours explains you where you went wrong while speaking English, you must listen to him/her and you should try to improve your English. :D
There are several names for the maker of coins, but in English a minter or even more commonly a Coin-maker is usually used.