Übersetzung für 'Indian English' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Indian English

indisches Englisch {n}ling.

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painted Indian-mallow / Indian mallow [Callianthe picta, syn.: Abutilon pictum] [Chinese lantern]

Bunte Samtpappel {f}bot.T

Werbung

Indian-pea / Indian pea [Lathyrus sativus]

Kicherling {m} [Saat-Platterbse]bot.T

English

Englisch {n}ling.

English-American {adj}

englisch-amerikanisch

English-speaking {adj}

Englisch sprechendling.

Old English

Angelsächsisch {n}ling.

English test

Englischprüfung {f}

English dictionary

Englischwörterbuch {n}educ.ling.publ.

Pidgin English

Pidginenglisch {n}ling.

English lawn

englischer Rasen {m}bot.

Old English {adj}

gotisch [Schrift]

to teach English

Englisch gebeneduc.

Englisch unterrichteneduc.

Englischunterricht gebeneduc.

English module

Zollmodul {m} [Gewinde, Schnecke]tech.

English Channel

Ärmelkanal {m}geogr.

English style {adj}

nach englischer Art [nachgestellt]gastr.

Philippine English

philippinisches Englisch {n}ling.

schoolroom English

Schulenglisch {n}

correct English

korrektes Englisch {n}ling.

• Rajagopalachari was an accomplished writer who made lasting contributions to Indian English literature and is also credited with the composition of the song "Kurai Onrum Illai" set to Carnatic music.
• "The Times of India", also known by its abbreviation "TOI", is an Indian English-language daily newspaper and digital news media owned and managed by The Times Group.
• "India Today" is a weekly Indian English-language news magazine published by Living Media India Limited.
• The term "car" is commonly used by itself in American English when a rail context is implicit. Indian English sometimes uses "bogie" in the same manner, though the term has other meanings in other variants of English.
• The Indian Community School, and Indian English Academy School (a branch of Don Bosco Schools, India) and Indian Public School are notable schools that largely cater to the Indian community in Salmiya.

• "Midnight's Children" has been called "a watershed in the post-independence development of the Indian English novel", to the extent that the decade after its 1981 publication has been called "post-Rushdie".
• "See Indian English".
• is a colloquial Indian English word with this meaning and it appears in the "Glossary of Colloquial Anglo-Indian Words and Phrases" (1903).
• Cassava is referred to as Tapioca in Indian English usage. Cassava is called kappa or maracheeni in Malayalam.
• In Indian English, this use continues. Related forms include earth closet and water closet (flush toilet).

• Thus although Indian English "brinjal" ultimately originates in languages of the Indian Subcontinent, it actually came into Indian English via Portuguese.
• Pronouncing them as unaspirated in these positions, as is done by many Indian English speakers, may make them get confused with the corresponding voiced stop by other English-speakers.
• Traditionally, English uses an overt complementizer "that" after a quotative verb to indicate indirect quotation, but it is also seen to prompt direct quotation in some English varieties like Indian English, Hong Kong English, and Kenyan English.
• Southeast Asian English comprises Singapore English, Malaysian English, and Brunei English; it features some influence from Malay and Chinese languages, as well as Indian English.