SPELLING
Great Britain - Grande Bretagne.
England - l'Angleterre. (literally 'The England')
PRONUNCIATION
Grande Bretagne: Grond Bre-tag-n.
L'Angleterre: LOn-gle-tair
The correct spelling is Great Britain.
Great Nanny in French is Grande Nanny :)
The correct spelling of the island is Great Britain.
Great Britain is feminine in French, so it would be referred to as "la Grande-Bretagne."
The proper noun is "Britain", referring generally to Great Britain or to historical England.
Things pertaining to Britain (Great Britain, UK) are British, with one T.
Because after the French and Indian war, when the French lost they seceded their territory to Great Britain
France and Great Britain
If you are asking how to spell "Britain" (the country) then you spell it as I just wrote it.On a lighter note:Britin is spelled:B as in Britain.r as in Rascal.i as in Intense.t as in Theodore.i as in Intense yet again.n as in NormandieThat is how you spell "Britin".
C'est bon!
Which event reversed the tide of the French and Indian War in favor of Great Britain?
GB usually stands for 'Gigabyte', or 'Great Britain'.