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If English is their second language, an AI chatbot can provide answers in their first language.

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And finally, the American-English term 'jaywalking' means crossing the road where you're not supposed to.

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First, I let you know my English is bad, but my heart is good.

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Uh you know, c- c- can you talk plain English to folks about of the powers that Mamdani has.

Like there is nothing inherent to the English language that says that when something is a little wet we should call it “moist”, right?

When an English aristocrat rode through London in a zebra-drawn carriage, he embodied a dream decades in the making, borne from European efforts to dominate the African continent.

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Oh, that's an English expression.

There's a big market for English learning materials.

In the future, AI is not just going to be writing math papers in English for humans to read.

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But amazingly, he was still able to read English.

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The Viking Age is traditionally said to have ended in 1066, with a battle won by English troops, though some incursions continued.

Historians long pinned the start of the Viking Age to a brutal ambush on an English monastery in 793 CE, which the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle described as an onslaught of lightning, “fiery dragons,” and “heathen men.”