mistranslation
posttranslationally
Englishry
untranslational
nontranslational
Anglic
Anglicé
translatively
construe
Anglo-English
Bri'ish
pretranslational
translationary
Anglophonic
Anglophone
Englisher
dialectic
Britglish
Englishify
Britlish
rendible
translationality
rendering
videotranslation
translesionally
cotranslationally
English language
Yankeese
anglicise
Englishy
linguistical
pommie
pommy
trot
translative
crib
pony
Englishable
source language
Scots English
genus Molva
Scottish
Englished
British
Molva
Scots
version
Canadianese
mistranslate
original
retranslate
Canuckese
metaphrased
untranslated
Latinize
sassenach
transdialectal
machine-translate
pock-pudding
English English
Angrez
dialectically
dialecticism
traducingly
backtranslated
Anglice
parallel text
Gallicization
misgloss
dialectally
dialectology
how do you say … in English
nontranslated
Lallans
Scottish Lallans
pentalingual
nondialectic
target language
TEFLer
untranslatably
nondialect
translatee
retranslation
posttraductional
shallow embedding
Northern
translationese
Moslawi
back-translation
Medieval English
untranslatable
bloke

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