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The document outlines 4 key terms used to refer to different nations: 1) the name of the country, 2) the adjective used to describe someone or something from that country, 3) the singular noun used for a person from the country, and 4) the plural expression used to refer to the population as a whole. It then provides examples of these 4 terms for many different countries. A few exceptions to the typical patterns are also noted.
The document outlines 4 key terms used to refer to different nations: 1) the name of the country, 2) the adjective used to describe someone or something from that country, 3) the singular noun used for a person from the country, and 4) the plural expression used to refer to the population as a whole. It then provides examples of these 4 terms for many different countries. A few exceptions to the typical patterns are also noted.
The document outlines 4 key terms used to refer to different nations: 1) the name of the country, 2) the adjective used to describe someone or something from that country, 3) the singular noun used for a person from the country, and 4) the plural expression used to refer to the population as a whole. It then provides examples of these 4 terms for many different countries. A few exceptions to the typical patterns are also noted.
In order to refer to any nation, we normally need to know 4 words:
The name of the country e.g. Denmark, France, Catalonia
The adjective e.g. Danish, French, Catalan The singular noun used for a e.g. a Dane, a Frenchwoman, person from the country a Catalan The plural expression to refer to e.g. The Danes, the French, the population as a whole the Catalans
Place Adjective Person Population
America American An American The Americans Belgium Belgian A Belgian The Belgians Brazil Brazilian A Brazilian The Brazilians Europe European A European The Europeans Italy Italian An Italian The Italians Kenya Kenyan A Kenyan The Kenyans Morocco Moroccan A Moroccan The Moroccans Norway Norwegian A Norwegian The Norwegians Tyrol Tyrolean A Tyrolean The Tyroleans Greece Greek A Greek The Greeks Iraq Iraqi An Iraqi The Iraqis Israel Israeli An Israeli The Israelis Thailand Thai A Thai The Thais China Chinese A Chinese The Chinese Congo Congolese A Congolese The Congolese Portugal Portuguese A Portuguese The Portuguese Switzerland Swiss A Swiss The Swiss Some exceptions:
Place Adjective Person Population
Britain British A British person The British England English An Englishwoman The English / An Englishman France French A Frenchwoman / The French A Frenchman Ireland Irish An Irishwoman / The Irish An Irishman Spain Spanish A Spaniard The Spanish The Netherlands Dutch A Dutchwoman / The Dutch / Holland A Dutchman Wales Welsh A Welshman / The Welsh A Welshwoman Denmark Danish A Dane The Danes Finland Finnish A Finn The Finns Poland Polish A Pole The Poles Scotland Scottish A Scot The Scots Sweden Swedish A Swede The Swedes Turkey Turkish A Turk The Turks