Countries and Nationalities
The word “Country” refers to the land. It is a place where a group of people are living.
When we want to know someone’s country we ask “where”. When we want to know about nationality we ask “what”.
- Example:
Speaker 1: Where are you from?
Speaker 2: I am from Morocco.
Speaker 1: What nationality are you?
Speaker 2: I am Moroccan.
This is a list of famous countries, nationalities, and languages of the world. It is ordered alphabetically.
For teachers:
What can you do
with Vocabulary Countries and Nationalities?
There are many activities you can do with this vocabulary:
- The first activity:
Write random countries on the blackboard and tell the students to try to memorize them in about 1 minute (the timing depends on the number of words you have written). Then erase the blackboard and ask the students to either tell or write them on the BB. you can even ask them to spell the vocabulary so that they revise the alphabet and the vocabulary too.
- The second activity:
Write some nationalities, countries, and languages randomly and ask students to assign each nationality and language to the right country.
- The third activity:
Provide some pictures of maps or flags of the world. divide the class into two groups. And make a competition between the two groups with scores written on the blackboard ( students always love this kind of activities because there is fun in learning).
- The fourth activity:
Make small flashcards where there are nationalities and countries. one student picks one randomly and asks another student about his/her country and nationality.
Country | Nationality | Language |
---|---|---|
Afghanistan | Afghan | Persian – Pashto |
Argentina | Argentine/ Argentinian | Spanish |
Australia | Australian | English |
Belgium | Belgian | French / Flemish |
Bolivia | Bolivian | Spanish |
Brazil | Brazilian | Portuguese |
Cambodia | Cambodian | Cambodian |
Cameroon | Cameroonian | French / English |
Canada | Canadian | English / French |
Chile | Chilean | Spanish |
China | Chinese | Chinese |
Colombia | Colombian | Spanish |
Costa Rica | Costa Rican | Spanish |
Cuba | Cuban | Spanish |
Denmark | Danish (Dane) | Danish |
Dominican Republic | Dominican | Spanish |
Ecuador | Ecuadorian | Spanish |
Egypt | Egyptian | Arabic |
El Salvador | Salvadorian | Spanish |
England | English | English |
Estonia | Estonian | Estonian |
Ethiopia | Ethiopian | Amharic |
Finland | Finnish | Finnish |
France | French | French |
Germany | German | German |
Ghana | Ghanaian | English |
Greece | Greek | Greek |
Guatemala | Guatemalan | Spanish |
Haiti | Haitian | French / Creole |
Honduras | Honduran | Spanish |
Indonesia | Indonesian | Indonesian |
Iran | Iranian | Persian |
Ireland | Irish | Irish / English |
Italy | Italian | Italian |
Japan | Japanese | Japanese |
Jordan | Jordanian | Arabic |
Kenya | Kenyan | Swahili |
Korea | Korean | Korean |
Laos | Laotian | Laotian |
Latvia | Latvian | Latvian |
Lithuania | Lithuanian | Lithuanian |
Malaysia | Malaysian | Malay / Malaysian |
Mexico | Mexican | Spanish |
Morocco | Moroccan | Arabic / French |
Netherlands | Dutch | Dutch |
New Zealand | New Zealander | English / Maori |
Nicaragua | Nicaraguan | Spanish |
Norway | Norwegian | Norwegian |
Panama | Panamanian | Spanish |
Paraguay | Paraguayan | Spanish |
Peru | Peruvian | Spanish |
Philippines | Filipino | Tagalog / Filipino |
Poland | Polish | Polish |
Portugal | Portuguese | Portuguese |
Puerto Rico | Puerto Rican | Spanish |
Romania | Romanian | Romanian |
Russia | Russian | Russian |
Saudi Arabia | Saudi | Arabic |
Spain | Spanish | Spanish |
Sweden | Swedish | Swedish |
Switzerland | Swiss | Swiss |
Taiwan | Taiwanese | Chinese |
Tajikistan | Tajik | Tajik (Persian) |
Thailand | Thai | Thai |
Turkey | Turkish | Turkish |
Ukraine | Ukrainian | Ukrainian |
United States | American * | English |
Uruguay | Uruguayan | Spanish |
Venezuela | Venezuelan | Spanish |
Vietnam | Vietnamese | Vietnamese |
Wales | Welsh | Welsh / English |
thank you very munch Mr nabil
Don’t mention it Mr. Mohamed 🙂