Anglo-Chinese

English

Etymology

From Anglo- +‎ Chinese.

Adjective

Anglo-Chinese (not comparable)

  1. Having both English and Chinese elements.

See also

  • Anglo-Chinese School: a family of Methodist schools in Singapore and Indonesia that teach in both English and Chinese languages.
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