Language/Standard-arabic/Vocabulary/Nationalities

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Rule

Unlike English, when it comes to nationalities, in Arabic, there is a difference whether you're a girl or a boy.

  • Example in English: She is French / He is French
  • Example in Arabic: هي فرنسية / هو فرنسي


  • هو /hiwa/ means He
  • هي /hiya/ means She
  • فرنسي /Firansi/ means French in masculine
  • فرنسية /Firansya/ mean French in feminine


To switch from masculine to feminine, in Arabic, you just add the lettre /ة/.


To say "I'm Algerian" in Arabic you just need: The personal Pronoun + the nationality


Nationalities in Arabic

In the table below, you will find some nationalities in Arabic:

Nationality (masculine) Arabic
American امريكي
English انجلزي
French فرنسي
German الماني
Japanese ياباني
Chinese صيني
Spanish اسباني
Mexican مكسيكي
Indian هندي
Greek  يوناني

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