No. 12,055 in Spanish
inglesa
"Englishwoman" (a woman from England).
In a sentence
La actriz inglesa ganó un prestigioso premio.
The English actress won a prestigious award.
In this sentence, 'inglesa' is used as an adjective to describe the nationality of the actress, indicating that she is from England.
Prefiero aprender gramática inglesa a estudiar otra materia.
I prefer learning English grammar over studying another subject.
Here, 'inglesa' functions as an adjective describing the type of grammar, specifying that it pertains to the English language.
El restaurante inglesa ofrece una experiencia culinaria única.
The English restaurant offers a unique culinary experience.
In this scenario, 'inglesa' serves as an adjective describing the type of restaurant, denoting that it is of English origin or style.
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