non-native

noun

1. a person who is not a native of a particular place or country

Example Sentences

That Eugene was programmed to be a non-native English speaker gave it an advantage; similarly that it was meant to be 13.

From The Daily Beast

Or do the common errors differ between native speakers and non-native speakers?

From The Daily Beast

Most of the non-native English speakers I encounter tend to be writers or teachers.

From The Daily Beast

(Maan) Israel's immigrants star in OECD education ranking - Non-native Israelis have higher employment rates than sabras.

From The Daily Beast

Even today, most of the perpetrators of these crimes against Native women are non-Native, which is unusual.

From The Daily Beast

In the South they are more numerous than any other non-native element.

From Project Gutenberg

A decade ago the Irish were found to be relatively thrice as numerous in our almshouses as other non-native elements.

From Project Gutenberg

The non-native element shows distinct tendencies to dwell in groups.

From Project Gutenberg