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This is a list of some common nationalities in Galician. It is a nice addition to our other 2 pages: Languages and Countries.
| British: británico (el) / británica (ela) |
| Moroccan: marroquí |
| Chinese: chinés |
| Brazilian: brasileiro (el) / brasileira (ela) |
| American: americano(el) / americana (ela) |
| French: francés (el) / francesa (ela) |
| German: alemán (el) / alemana (ela) |
| Greek: grego (el) / grega (ela) |
| Israeli: israelí |
| Indian: indio (el) / india (ela) |
| Irish: irlandés (el) / irlandesa (ela) |
| Italian: italiano (el) / italiana (ela) |
| Japanese: xaponés (el) / xaponesa (ela) |
| Korean: coreano (el) / coreana (ela) |
| Iranian: iraní |
| Portuguese: portuxés (el) / portuxesa (ela) |
| Russian: ruso (el) / rusa (ela) |
| Spanish: español (el) / española (ela) |
| Swedish: sueco (el) / sueca (ela) |
| Pakistani: pakistaní |
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: son Italiano (M) / Son Italiana (F) |
| My wife is Korean: a miña muller / esposa é Coreana |
| My father is Greek: o meu pai é Grego |
| I have an American car: teño un coche Americano |
| I love French cheese: encántame o queixo Francés |
| He has a Moroccan rug: el ten unha alfombra Marroquí |
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