"The English guy" could refer to various individuals depending on the context, but without specific details, it is ambiguous. If you are referring to a specific event, person, or cultural reference, please provide more context for a precise answer. Otherwise, notable figures like Shakespeare, Churchill, or even contemporary personalities might fit this description.
she was born in England where her mother met a English guy and he was christian but her mom was Muslim. Katrina currently 23 is one of the msot popular actress she was born in England where her mother met a English guy and he was christian but her mom was Muslim. Katrina currently 23 is one of the msot popular actress
Wilfred Gibson is an English, classical and rock violin player born in 1945. Wilfred Gibson is currently still living.
The names Aitsu, Koitsu, Soitsu, and Doitsu's names effectively translate into "This Guy", "That Guy", "That Other Guy" and "Which Guy?"
he is a bad guy
Jim Carrey was 'The Cable Guy' in the 1996 movie of that name. Please see the related link for details.
"Guy" in English is tipo in Italian.
guy
"You are my dream guy!" in English is Sei il tipo dei miei sogni! in Italian.
a guy who is a bit snobish.
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The term "guy" is actually used in Britain/British English.
in English translation "my type of guy" My Ideal type of Guy.
Guy Fawkes was born and educated in York, which would make him English.
guy just like in english but man is l'homme
the word Cha Chi is English for penis.
Guy MALGORN has written: 'Technical dictionary, Spanish-English'