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Nationality in Persian

This is a list of some common nationalities in Persian. It is a nice addition to our other 2 pages: Languages and Countries.

British: بریتانیایی
bry̰tạny̰ạy̰y̰
Moroccan: مراکشی
mrạḵsẖy̰
Chinese: چینی
cẖy̰ny̰
Brazilian: برزیلی
brzy̰ly̰
American: امریکایی
ạmry̰ḵạy̰y̰
French: فرانسوی
frạnswy̰
German: آلمانی
ậlmạny̰
Greek: یونانی
y̰wnạny̰
Israeli: ***
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Indian: هندی
hndy̰
Irish: ایرلندی
ạy̰rlndy̰
Italian: ایتالیایی
ạy̰tạly̰ạy̰y̰
Japanese: ژاپنی
zẖạpny̰
Korean: کره‌ای
ḵrh‌ạy̰
Iranian: ایرانی
ạy̰rạny̰
Portuguese: پرتغالی
prtgẖạly̰
Russian: روسی
rwsy̰
Spanish: اسپانیولی
ạspạny̰wly̰
Swedish: سوئدی
swỷdy̰
Pakistani: پاکستانی
pạḵstạny̰

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: من ایتالیایی هستم
mn ạy̰tạly̰ạy̰y̰ hstm
My wife is Korean: همسر من کره‌ای است
hmsr mn ḵrh‌ạy̰ ạst
My father is Greek: پدر من یونانی است
pdr mn y̰wnạny̰ ạst
I have an American car: من یک ماشین امریکایی دارم
mn y̰ḵ mạsẖy̰n ạmry̰ḵạy̰y̰ dạrm
I love French cheese: من عاشق پنیر فرانسوی هستم
mn ʿạsẖq pny̰r frạnswy̰ hstm
He has a Moroccan rug: او یک قالیچه مراکشی دارد
ạw y̰ḵ qạly̰cẖh mrạḵsẖy̰ dạrd

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