Nationalities and Countries

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 Where are you from?

When we travel to another country we face this question many times, so it is important to answere correctly:

  • Where are you from?
  • I am from Mexico, I am mexican
But, what happen when somebody ask you the nationality of someone else, or when you want to know someone's nationality

  • Where is she from?
  • She is from England, she is english
If you want to ask someone, you ask this way:
  • Where are you from?
In order to help you improve this here is a list of some Countries and its nationalities.

A
Algeria - Algerian (Arabic)
Argentina - Argentine / Argentinian (Spanish)
Australia - Australian (English)
B
Bangladesh - Bangladeshi (Bengali)
Bolivia - Bolivian (Spanish)
Brazil - Brazilian (Portuguese)
C - D
Cameroon - Cameroonian (French/English)
Canada - Canadian (English/French)
Chile - Chilean (Spanish)
China - Chinese (Chinese)
Cuba - Cuban (Spanish)
Czech Republic - Czech (Czech)
Denmark - Danish (Danish)
Dominican Republic - Dominican (Spanish)
E - F
Ecuador - Ecuadorian (Spanish)
Egypt - Egyotian (Arabic)
England - English (English)
Ethiopia - Ethiopian (Amharic9
Finland - Finnish (Finnish)
France - French (French)
G - H
Germany - German (German)
Greece - Greek (Greek)
Honduras - Honduran (Spanish)
Hungary - Hungarian (Hungarian)
I
India - Indian (Hindi/English)
Iran - Iranian (Persian)
Iraq - Iraqi (Arabic/Kurdish)
Italy - Italian (Italian)
J - L - M
Japan - Japanese (Japanese)
Laos - Lao (Laotian)
Lebanon - Lebanese (Arabic)
Mali - Malian (French)
Mexico - Mexican (Spanish)
N - P - R
Nepal - Nepalese (Nepali/English)
Netherlands - Dutch (Dutch)
Norway - Norwegian (Norwegian)
Panama - Panamanian (Spanish)
Peru - Peruvian (Spanish)
Portugal - Portuguese (Portuguese)
Russia - Russian (Russian)
S
Scotland - Scottish (English)
Senegal - Senegalense (French)
Singapore - Singaporean (English/Malayan/Mandarin/ Tami)
Spain - Spanish (Spanish)
Switzerland - Swiss (German/French/Italian/Romansh)
T - U
Taiwan - Taiwanese (Chinese)
Thailand - Thai (Thai)
Turkey - Turkish (Turkish)
Ukraine - Ukrainian (Ukrainian)
(The) United Kingdom - British (English)
(The) United States - American (English)
V - W - Z
Venezuela  - Venezuelan (Spanish)
Wales - Welsh (Welsh/English)
Zambia - Zambian (English)
Zimbabwe - Zimbabwean (16 Languages)

Here is an explanation of how to make sentences correct.

Good job!! you just learn something very importan today, take a break!

See you in class on Saturday! :)


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