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English speaking countries or anglophone countries are countries where English is used as a mother tongue or an official language. The countries are:

• Britain
• USA
• part of Canada
• Australia
• New Zealand
• The republic of South Africa

The British Commonwealth of Nations

• Thailand
• Pakistan
• India
• Ghana
• Jamaica
• Maldives

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

• Great Britain
  • England
  • Scotland
  • Wales
• Northern Ireland

The Union Jack

Composed of flags of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

United Kingdom

The United Kingdom, consisting of four countries – England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland – is located in Europe. It is led by a Prime Minister and follows a parliamentary constitutional monarchy system. The UK's diverse landscapes include historic cities, picturesque countryside, and rugged coastlines. Its fauna and flora encompass species like the red fox and English oak. Indigenous cultures and modern societies coexist, shaped by centuries of history. Landmarks such as the Tower of London, Stonehenge, and Edinburgh Castle draw visitors. English is the primary language spoken across the UK.

United States of America

The United States of America, located in North America, is a vast country known for its diverse landscapes, from towering skyscrapers to expansive national parks. The country is led by a President and operates under a federal presidential constitutional republic system. Its political landscape is marked by a two-party system. The USA boasts a rich biodiversity, with emblematic species like the bald eagle and bison. Indigenous cultures have shaped its history, and modern society is a blend of diverse ethnicities and cultures. Must-see landmarks include the Statue of Liberty, Grand Canyon, and the White House. Spanish is the second most spoken language throughout the country.

Canada

Canada, situated in North America, is characterized by stunning natural beauty, including vast forests, mountains, and picturesque lakes. The country is led by a Prime Minister and operates under a federal parliamentary democracy. Canada is celebrated for its diverse wildlife, with animals like the moose and beaver representing its fauna. Indigenous peoples have deep roots in its history, contributing to its multicultural society today. Landmarks such as the CN Tower, Banff National Park, and Niagara Falls attract visitors. English and French are the official languages.

Australia & New Zealand

Australia and New Zealand, located in the southern Pacific Ocean, showcase breathtaking landscapes ranging from deserts to rainforests. Australia has a Prime Minister and operates under a federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy, while New Zealand follows a parliamentary representative democracy. Unique wildlife like kangaroos and kiwis are emblematic of the region. Indigenous communities, such as the Aboriginal peoples in Australia and the Māori in New Zealand, contribute to the cultural fabric. Landmarks like the Sydney Opera House, Great Barrier Reef, and Milford Sound are must-sees.

Typically 'Made in England'