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This is a list of some common nationalities in Brazilian. It is a nice addition to our other 2 pages: Languages and Countries.
| British: Britânico (male) Britânica (female) |
| Moroccan: Marroquino (male) Marroquina (female) |
| Chinese: Chinês (male) Chinesa (female) |
| Brazilian: Brasileiro (male) Brasileira (female) |
| American: Norte-americano |
| French: Francês (male) Francesa (female) |
| German: Alemão (male) Alemã (female) |
| Greek: Grego (male) Grega (female) |
| Israeli: Israelense |
| Indian: Indiano (male) Indiana (female) |
| Irish: Irlandês (male) Irlandesa (female) |
| Italian: Italiano (male) Italiana (female) |
| Japanese: Japonês (male) Japonesa (female) |
| Korean: Coreano (male) Coreana (female) |
| Iranian: Iraniano (male) Iraniana (female) |
| Portuguese: Português (male) Portuguesa (female) |
| Russian: Russo (male) Russa (female) |
| Spanish: Espanhol (male) Espanhola (female) |
| Swedish: Sueco (male) Sueca (female) |
| Pakistani: Paquistanense |
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: Eu sou italiano. |
| My wife is Korean: Minha esposa é coreana. |
| My father is Greek: Meu pai é grego. |
| I have an American car: Eu tenho um automóvel norte-americano. |
| I love French cheese: Adoro queijo francês. |
| He has a Moroccan rug: Ele tem um tapete marroquino. |
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