> >     P.S.  Which is more correct:  "English is fun" or "The English
> >     are fun"?

Wouldn't it matter what you meant?

"English is fun" would generally mean that the language English is
fun.

"The Engish are fun" would mean that in general English people are
fun.

As to correctness, it also depends on your agreement with those
two statements.
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