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Ravinath Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Village people ?
Can we call
people who live in villages as
village people or countryside people
and
people who live in cities as city people
If we can't or this is unusual please make some suggestions
people who live in villages as
village people or countryside people
and
people who live in cities as city people
If we can't or this is unusual please make some suggestions
Top answer
" In the US, the phrase "village people" has an unfortunate collision with Village People, a musical group. ) "Countryside people" is almost non-existent.
- " In the US, the phrase "village people" has an unfortunate collision with Village People, a musical group.
- ) "Countryside people" is almost non-existent.
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The word you're looking for is "dwellers" -- "village dwellers," "city dwellers."
In the US, the phrase "village people" has an unfortunate collision with Village People, a musical group. ("Village" refers to
the New York City neighborhood, Greenwich Village.)
"Countryside people" is almost non-existent.
In the US, the phrase "village people" has an unfortunate collision with Village People, a musical group. ("Village" refers to
the New York City neighborhood, Greenwich Village.)
"Countryside people" is almost non-existent.
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Meaning or a synonym please 
Is that "the people living in a country" ?
Is that "the people living in a country" ?
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RavinathMeaning or a synonym please Is that "the people living in a country" ?No that doesn't make sense.
Country people = people who live in rural areas.
A: They look like country people.
B: No way! To me, they look like typical city folk.
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