American English for "Beggar"
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There is a difference between American English and British English. Both of them use different punctuation, words or even grammar sometimes. But most of the time they are same.
However, American English is also called united states English because it includes variety of native English languages.
There are words which are used as it is in both of the languages. Beggar is one of those.
It means a person who asks other people for money
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In American English the word 'homeless person' is used for the one who begs for money.
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- The language of English was brought to America first by Britishers who came to establish colonies their.
- There are several differences between both the language such as in dialects, spellings, etc.
- The way 'beggar' is said in America also differs from that of British English.
- The word 'beg' means 'pleading for something.' But for the person who begs for money, Americans call them 'homeless person.'
- For example, There are so many homeless people begging for the money and food.
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