Harry Potter author J.K Rowling reveals American word for 'muggles'
Fans aren't pleased
There many words we have in Britain that aren’t in America and now ‘muggle’ is one of them.
As the Harry Potter prequel comes out author J.K Rowling has revealed another bit of information from the wizarding world which hasn't pleased fans.
In the series a person with no magical abilities were called 'muggles'. But over in America's wizarding community they refer to them as ‘no-maj’, meaning ‘no magic’.
Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them is set in 1926 New York and follows the adventure of writer Newt Scamander, played by Eddie Redmayne.
It's reported that it's the same book mentioned in the first of the original series, 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone'.
The film is set to be released November, 2016.