Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Empire"

A: It's a song by Jay-Z. A state of mind about something is your mood or emotional state. An Empire state of mind refers to the Empire State Building in New York, so Jay is thinking about New York.

A: Empire State of Mind は歌だ

A: It is a hiphop song title. The title comes from the 'Empire State Building', a famous landmark in New York city (the home of hiphop).

A: Britain = England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

The Empire = the British Empire, or the countries/territories Great Britain colonised (for example, Australia, New Zealand, India, Canada).

The British Empire doesn't exist any more, but Britain does

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A: Empire State Building, not States.

A: "I'm looking for the Empire State Building."

A: × Empire penguins approaching humans whey they see humans.
✓ Emperor penguins approach humans whey they see them.

× It's because they regard humas, who walking on two feet as bid friends of them.
✓ It's because they regard humans, who also walk on two feet, as fellow penguins.

A: This is slightly incorrect. There are two variations that I think you might be trying to express:

1. The Spanish Empire had relinquished its colonies by the end of the 19th century.
2. The Spanish Empire relinquished its colonies toward the end of the 19th century.

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A: Thank you.

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