How to Say "british people" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “british people” is “británicos” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
English → SpanishA1
NounA1
general population
Examples
Los británicos son conocidos por su puntualidad.
The British are known for their punctuality.
Hay muchos británicos que viven en la costa del sur.
There are many British people who live on the southern coast.
Referring to Mixed Groups
In Spanish, if a group includes both men and women, you use the masculine plural form, 'los británicos,' to refer to everyone.
Using the Article
When using nationalities as nouns (like 'the British'), Spanish almost always requires the definite article ('los') before the nationality word.
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