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This is a list of some common nationalities in Italian. It is a nice addition to our other 2 pages: Languages and Countries.
| British: Inglese |
| Moroccan: Marocchino (m.); Marocchina (f.) |
| Chinese: Cinese |
| Brazilian: Brasiliano (m.); Brasiliana (f.) |
| American: Americano (m.); Americana (f.) |
| French: Francese |
| German: Tedesco (m.); Tedesca (f.) |
| Greek: Greco (m.); Greca (f.) |
| Israeli: Israeliano (m.); Israeliana (f.) |
| Indian: Indiano (m.); Indiana (f.) |
| Irish: Irlandese |
| Italian: Italiano(m.); Italiana (f.) |
| Japanese: Giapponese |
| Korean: Coreano (m.); Coreana (f.) |
| Iranian: Iraniano (m.); Iraniana (f.) |
| Portuguese: Portoghese |
| Russian: Russo(m.); Russa (f.) |
| Spanish: Spagnolo (m.); Spagnola (f.) |
| Swedish: Svedese |
| Pakistani: Pachistano (m.); Pachistana (f.) |
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: Io sono italiano (m.); Io sono italiana (f.) |
| My wife is Korean: Mia moglie è coreana |
| My father is Greek: Mio padre è greco |
| I have an American car: Ho una macchina americana |
| I love French cheese: Adoro il formaggio francese |
| He has a Moroccan rug: Ha un tappeto marocchino |
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