top | item 8938787 (no title) jckt | 11 years ago http://grammarist.com/usage/briton/This link supports the opposite of davidgay's comment (sources within). discuss order hn newest alextgordon|11 years ago I can't say I've ever heard someone say "Briton" without the adjective "ancient". benjiweber|11 years ago It is a very common way of identifying someone as British. e.g. headlines such as "8 hostages, including 2 Britons", "X million Britons now live in <popular location>" are common.
alextgordon|11 years ago I can't say I've ever heard someone say "Briton" without the adjective "ancient". benjiweber|11 years ago It is a very common way of identifying someone as British. e.g. headlines such as "8 hostages, including 2 Britons", "X million Britons now live in <popular location>" are common.
benjiweber|11 years ago It is a very common way of identifying someone as British. e.g. headlines such as "8 hostages, including 2 Britons", "X million Britons now live in <popular location>" are common.
alextgordon|11 years ago
benjiweber|11 years ago