Nationality in Portuguese
This is a list of some common nationalities in Portuguese. It is a nice addition to our other 2 pages: Languages and Countries.
British: Britânico(a)
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Moroccan: Marroquino(a)
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Chinese: Chinês / chinesa
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Brazilian: Brasileiro(a)
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American: Americano(a)
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French: Francês / francesa
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German: Alemã(o)
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Greek: Grego(a)
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Israeli: Israelita
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Indian: Indiano(a)
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Irish: Irlandês / irlandesa
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Italian: Italiano(a)
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Japanese: Japonês / japonesa
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Korean: Coreano(a)
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Iranian: Iraniano(a)
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Portuguese: Português / portuguesa
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| Russian: Russo(a) |
| Spanish: Espanhol(a) |
| Swedish: Sueco(a) |
| Pakistani: Paquistanês / paquistanesa |
Now we will put some of the words above into a sentence which you might use in a regular conversation about citizenship. All you need is to swap the nationality but keep the same sentence structure.
I'm Italian: Sou italiano(a)
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My wife is Korean: A minha esposa / mulher é coreana
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My father is Greek: O meu pai é grego
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I have an American car: Tenho um carro americano
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| I love French cheese: Adoro queijo francês |
| He has a Moroccan rug: Ele tem um tapete marroquino |
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