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I mean the United Kingdom as a whole. Obvioously you could call him/her English, Scottish, Welsh, etc. Or even British. But what about the United Kingdom as a whole. Is there a term for that? I know this may seem dumb but I just thought of this and couldn't come up with an answer.
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british or english/ welsh/ scottish / irish as their preference and/or place of birth dictate ...
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There isn't one, and on a related note, what do you call someone specifically from the United States? 'American' is hardly accurate.
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its British. Without making reference to their Union nationalities, (i.e. English, Welsh, Irish, Scottish) the only thing you can call someone from the UK; or to refer to a number of people all with differing Union nationalities; is British or Briton.
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(Original post by Craig_D)
There isn't one, and on a related note, what do you call someone specifically from the United States? 'American' is hardly accurate.
There isn't one, and on a related note, what do you call someone specifically from the United States? 'American' is hardly accurate.
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(Original post by Craig_D)
There isn't one, and on a related note, what do you call someone specifically from the United States? 'American' is hardly accurate.
There isn't one, and on a related note, what do you call someone specifically from the United States? 'American' is hardly accurate.
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