Nationalities, languages, and countries
Imagen: A soviet birth certificate. Creative Commons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationality#/media/File:Russian_birth_certificate_of_Michael_Lucas.JPG
Instructions: Read the following information about nationalities, languages and countries.
When we talk about a nation or region, we can use:
- The name of the country or region: England, Europe, America.
- A singular noun for a person from the country or region: an English, a European, an American.
- The plural expression the… for the whole population of a country or region: the English, the Europeans, the Americans.
- An adjective: English, European, American.
- The name of a national language is commonly the same as the national adjective.
We use a capital letter when we refer to a nationality, a language, a country, and a region.
Nationalities, countries, languages and regions. Retrieved and adapted October, 2016 from http://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/gramatica/gramatica-britanica/nationalities-languages-countries-and-regions
Getting started: Countries and Nationalities
Instructions: Read about Countries and Nationalities.
An independent country is not only a self-governed nation with own authorities, this status needs the international diplomatic recognition of sovereignty. The total number of independent states in the world are 197, including fully recognized 193 members of the United Nations, 2 countries, Vatican City and Palestine, have the status of permanent observers in the UN. Another 2 states included are Kosovo (recognized by 108 UN members) and Taiwan (recognized by 22 countries).
Nationality is the legal relationship between a person and a state. Nationality affords the state jurisdiction over the person and affords the person the protection of the state. What these rights and duties are vary from state to state.
Countries of the world.com Retrieved and adapted October, 2016 from https://www.countries-ofthe-world.com/all-countries.html
Nationality. Retrieved and adapted October, 2016 from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationality
Countries and Nationalities
Instructions: Complete the following sentences according to the previous text.
- A country is a
- Nationality is the legal
Let’s learn about Countries and Nationalities.
Instructions: Study the following Countries and Nationalities:
Countries | Nationalities |
---|---|
Denmark | Danish |
England | English |
Ireland | Irish |
Norway | Norwegian |
Scotland | Scottish |
Sweden | Swedish |
The United Kingdom | British |
Wales | Welsh |
Austria | Austrian |
France | French |
Germany | German |
Switzerland | Swiss |
Greece | Greek |
Italy | Italian |
Portugal | Portuguese |
Spain | Spanish |
Canada | Canadian |
United States of America | American |
Mexico | Mexican |
Cuba | Cuban |
Brazil | Brazilian |
Turkey | Turkish |
India | Indian |
Japan | Japanese |
Australia | Australian |
Country or Nationality
Instructions: Write C (Country) or N (Nationality).
- Australian
- Mexico
- The United Kingdom
- Japanese
- American
- Turkish
- Brazil
- India
- Canadian
- Grecce
Countries
Instructions: Write the countries for the following nationalities.
- A Danish is from
- An Irish is from
- A Scottish is from
- An American is from
- A French is from
- An Indian is from
- A Brazilian is from
- A Cuban is from
- A Japanese is from
- A Mexican is from
Evaluation
Countries or Nationalities
Instructions: Fill in the gaps with the appropriate Country or Nationality.
- Brad Pitt is
- Orlando Bloom is from
- The Beatles are
- Nissan Company is from
- Chris Hemsworth is from
- La Habana is in
- Ottawa is the capital city of
- Messi is
- Madrid is the capital city of
- Berlin is the capital city of