How do you say this properly in English?

Question

'native english speakers' or 'english native speakers'?

Answer 1

native english speakers -

native english tongue -

an english native son -

english is their native language -

Answer 2

Yes, red is right.

Answer 3

'native english speakers'  

Answer 4

" Native english speakers"

Answer 5

First one.

Answer 6

Native english speakers is correct.

Other ways to say it:

They speak english fluently.

They are fluent in speaking english.

Answer 7

Native English speakers.

Answer 8

Native English speakers

ALSO NOTE:  English must have a capital "E" at the beginning in all cases.  Some languages do not require a capital letter for the names of languages or nationalitis, but English does.

I do NOT agree with the answer that says you can also say:

"They speak english fluently.   They are fluent in speaking english."

Many people who can speak English fluently are NOT Native English speakers.  A native Engish speaker is a person whose FIRST language is English.  

For example, I speak Spanish fluently, and my home language is Spanish, but my FIRST language was English, so I cannot be a "native Spanish speaker."  I am a native English speaker.

Answer 9

'native english speakers

Answer 10

native english speakers

Answer 11

"Native English speakers"