In some other Anglophone countries, this might sound odd.

在其他一些以英语为母语国家，这听起来可能有些奇怪。

This is largely an Anglophone problem, since native English-speakers miss out on the benefits of language-learning most acutely.

这在很大程度上是英语文化圈问题，因为英语母语者最大程度地错过了语言学习好处。

And really, you have to be, in this case, in success in the anglophone world.

而且实际上，你必须在英语世界取得成功才行。

Anglophones have been using their tidy little set for centuries.

说英语人已经使用了这套简洁代词系年。

He was 84 years old, and for Anglophone scholars, an incredibly influential figure.

他享年84岁，对于英语国家学者而言，是一位极具影响力重要人物。

Men who could speak English were selected and where possible individuals who could speak in passable Anglophone accents.

能说英语人被选中，在可能情况下，还会挑选那些能讲出过得去英语口音人。

But it is entwining itself around Anglophone economies. Canada is faring slightly worse even than America. Britain has a big problem on its hands.

但通货膨胀与以英语为母语经济体紧密交织。加拿大情况甚至比美国还要差一点儿。英国面临着一大问题。

Cameroon's two western Anglophone regions have been gripped by fighting since 2017 as the rebels try to break away from the predominantly Francophone government.

喀麦隆西部英语区自2017年以来一直处于战斗状态，叛军试图脱离以法语为主政府。

They were linguistic The irate retirees did not want their pensions to be called a benefit In some other anglophone countries.

他们对此感到愤怒，退休人员不希望他们养老金被称为福利。在其他一些说英语国家里也是如此。

Even surrounded by English from birth, Anglophone babies master consonants in an order that roughly mirrors their frequency around the world.

即使从出生起就被英语包围，说英语婴儿掌握辅音顺序大致反映了他们在世界各地频率。

Officials in the city of Kumba have blamed anglophone secessionists for the attack on the Mother Francisca school. But this has not been independently confirmed.

昆巴市官员指责以英语为母语分裂分子对圣母弗兰西斯卡学校发动了袭击。但这一消息尚未得到独立证实。

Some schools in Cameroon's anglophone regions have recently reopened following a 4-year shut down due to threats from separatists who are fighting for an independent state of Ambazonia.

喀麦隆以英语为母语地区一些学校最近重新开学，这些学校由于分裂分子威胁而关闭了4年，这些分裂分子要建立一独立亚巴佐尼亚国家。

The author makes a powerful case for Anglophone readers who want to understand China to look past the headlines and turn to books.Papyrus.By Irene Vallejo.

作者为想要了解中国英语读者提供了一强有力案例，让他们跳过头条新闻，转向书籍。Papyrus。艾琳·瓦列霍 (Irene Vallejo) 着。

But these countries-along with Canada, Australia and other Anglophone peoples-must at some point come to terms with the fact that, even collectively, their language no longer belongs to them.

但这些国家--以及加拿大、澳大利亚和其他讲英语民族--必须迟早接受这样一事实，即就算他们加在一起，英语也不再属于他们。

And if we're honest, the majority of the history of feminism is really Anglophone and bourgeois and white, so it seems a reasonable place to start.

而且如果我们诚实一点， 女性主义历史大部分确实是以英语为主、资产阶级和白人，所以从这里开始似乎是合理选择。

However, contemporary Anglophone scholarship uses the word Jahili as a neutral adjective in order to describe, for instance, Jahili poetry, Jahili literature, or Jahili culture on the peninsula.

然而，当代英语学术界使用“Jahili”一词作为中性形容词，以描述诸如阿拉伯半岛上Jahili诗歌、Jahili文学或Jahili文化等。

Let us take just one example from twenty-fi rst century fi nance: the phrase 'sub-prime mortgage' fi rst crept into common use in the Anglophone world around 2007.

让我们仅以21世纪金融领域一例子来说明：短语“次级抵押贷款”最早在2007年左右在英语世界中开始被普遍使用。

It's like in the Anglophone world, the US is going to dominate and you have to be a success on streaming instantly and you have to be a success globally or it doesn't work.

在英语世界里，美国占据主导地位，你必须在流媒体平台上迅速取得成功，必须在全球范围内成功，否则就无法立足。

Meanwhile, Scandinavians must wonder why anglophones do not wish each other something like the Swedish attack for Serenast when they see a friend again meaning thank you for the previous time we saw each other.

与此同时，北欧人可能会疑惑为什么说英语人在再次见到朋友时，不想互相说类似于瑞典语中“感谢上次见面”这样话。