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Post by Deleted on Feb 4, 2022 15:39:48 GMT
It's almost as if the Anglosphere considers itself a breed apart from, and above, other nationalities.
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Curling
Feb 4, 2022 16:40:22 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Feb 4, 2022 16:40:22 GMT
Meh, I think it's a type of person more than a language/nationality thing. Just happens that type of person occurs more often in the English speaking world. But certainly not exclusively so.
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Curling
Feb 4, 2022 18:59:31 GMT
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Post by dixinormus on Feb 4, 2022 18:59:31 GMT
Curling is a Scottish invention isn’t it? They couldn’t play bowls because it’s too cold, or something?!
And don’t you have to be over 65 to play bowls?
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Post by EspadaIII on Feb 6, 2022 14:18:13 GMT
So what phrase do the French use for their people living in non-Francophone countries?
In Israel with a large immigrant population from around the world, there are no 'ex-pats', but anyone coming from an English speaking country is called an Anglo. irrespective of the country of origin. Also the Hebrew for French is remarkably similar for the word for frogs...
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