No. 565 in Malay
inggeris
"Inggeris" means "English."
In a sentence
Saya membaca buku bahasa Inggeris setiap hari.
I read English books every day.
Here, the word 'Inggeris' is used as an adjective to describe the type of books being read, specifying them as 'English books'.
Guru itu mengajar subjek Inggeris di sekolah.
The teacher teaches the English subject at school.
In this sentence, 'Inggeris' refers specifically to the subject of study, which is the English language.
Kami berbual dengan orang yang fasih berbahasa Inggeris.
We chatted with a person fluent in speaking English.
'Inggeris' here denotes the language that the person is fluent in, indicating the mode of communication.
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