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chito006hacker
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Hi guys from esl printables, I īve got still a questions that surrounds my brain, how is called people who live in the highlands? highlander? is there exactly a word or can you mention synonyms, please? i would like to listen your answer :) Thank you |
21 Mar 2013
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cunliffe
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Insofar as I know, Highlanders are people who live in the highlands of Scotland. |
21 Mar 2013
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EstherLee76
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I know that in Peru we call people from the coast "Costeņo" and people from the mountains "Serrano" but I īve never heard that in English. When I refer to things from the Andes, I ask my students to use the term "Andean". Otherwise, you just have to use people from the desert, people from the coast, people from the highlands, etc. as far as I know. I agree with Lynn about the term "Highlander". |
21 Mar 2013
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titine69
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That īs right,people who live in the highlands are called "Highlanders". Titine  |
21 Mar 2013
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yanogator
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Yes, I īve only heard "highlanders" used for people from the highlands of Scotland. In the US, we sometimes say "hill people", but not often. Bruce |
21 Mar 2013
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