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British, Welsh, Scots are undiscriminately refered to as "les anglais", a little less for the Scots to be true.

A well-known fact is that "les anglaises sont rousses avec des grandes dents" (all Englishwomen are red-haired with big teeth)

The popular and familiar nickname for English people is "les rosbifs" from the noun roast-beef that some French found funny-sounding - the perfect idea of the way English pronounce words when talking to foreigners.

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England is called "Angleterre" (feminine noun) in French.

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les français

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les Anglais (les rosbifs)

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