{"id":4272,"date":"2012-02-16T15:08:47","date_gmt":"2012-02-16T20:08:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/spanish\/?p=4272"},"modified":"2014-07-15T11:36:03","modified_gmt":"2014-07-15T15:36:03","slug":"nationalities-in-spanish","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/spanish\/nationalities-in-spanish\/","title":{"rendered":"Nationalities in Spanish"},"content":{"rendered":"

Knowing how to say where you’re from in a foreign language is very important, and so is understanding where someone is from. In this post we’ll learn some common countries or regions and nationalities in Spanish.<\/p>\n

\u00c1frica – africano(a)
\nAlemania – alem\u00e1n, alemana
\nArgentina – argentino(a)
\nAustralia – australiano(a)
\nAustria – austr\u00edaco(a)
\nB\u00e9lgica – belga
\nBol\u00edvia – boliviano(a)
\nBrasil – brasile\u00f1o(a)
\nBulgaria – b\u00falgaro(a)
\nCanad\u00e1 – canadiense
\nChile – chileno(a)
\nChina – chino(a)
\nColombia – colombiano(a)
\nCorea del Norte – norcoreano(a)
\nCorea del Sur – surcoreano(a)
\nCuba – cubano(a)
\nDinamarca – dan\u00e9s, danesa
\nEgipto – egipcio(a)
\nEcuador – ecuatoriano(a)
\nEscocia – escoc\u00e9s, escocesa
\nEspa\u00f1a – espa\u00f1ol(a)
\nEstados Unidos – americano(a)\/estadounidense
\nFilipinas – filipino(a)
\nFinlandia – finland\u00e9s, finlandesa
\nFrancia – franc\u00e9s, francesa
\nGrecia – griego(a)
\nGroenlandia – groenland\u00e9s, groenlandesa
\nGuatemala – guatemalteco(a)
\nHait\u00ed – haitiano(a)
\nHolanda – holand\u00e9s, holandesa
\nHonduras – hondure\u00f1o(a)
\nHungr\u00eda – h\u00fangaro(a)
\nIndia – indio(a)
\nIndonesia – indonesio(a)
\nInglaterra – ingl\u00e9s, inglesa
\nIr\u00e1n – iran\u00ed
\nIrak – iraqu\u00ed
\nIrlanda – irland\u00e9s, irlandesa
\nIsrael – israel\u00ed
\nItalia – italiano(a)
\nJamaica – jamaicano(a)
\nJap\u00f3n – japon\u00e9s, japonesa
\nM\u00e9xico – mexicano(a)
\nNicaragua – nicarag\u00fcense
\nNoruega – noruego(a)
\nNueva Zelanda – neozeland\u00e9s, neozelandesa
\nPanam\u00e1 – paname\u00f1o(a)
\nParaguay – paraguayo(a)
\nPer\u00fa – peruano(a)
\nPuerto Rico – puertorrique\u00f1o(a)\/boricua
\nPortugal – portugu\u00e9s, portuguesa
\nRusia – ruso(a)
\nSuecia – sueco(a)
\nSuiza – suizo(a)
\nTurqu\u00eda – turco(a)
\nUruguay – uruguayo(a)
\nVenezuela – venezolano(a)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"\"

Knowing how to say where you’re from in a foreign language is very important, and so is understanding where someone is from. In this post we’ll learn some common countries or regions and nationalities in Spanish. \u00c1frica – africano(a) Alemania – alem\u00e1n, alemana Argentina – argentino(a) Australia – australiano(a) Austria – austr\u00edaco(a) B\u00e9lgica – belga…<\/p>\n

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