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


*Example in English: "She is Irish / He is Irish"
*Example in English: "She is Irish / He is Irish"
*Example in  French: "Elle est irlandaise / Il est irlandais"
*Example in  French: "Elle est irlandaise / Il est irlandais"


It is important to make the difference. I've heard people making this mistake (which is totally normal) but we really need to make the difference between a "he" or a "she". You could find yourself in a very embarrassing situation.  
It is important to make the difference. I've heard people making this mistake (which is totally normal) but we really need to make the difference between a "he" or a "she". You could find yourself in a very embarrassing situation.  
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As you can see most of the time you can just add an "e" if you're a girl.
As you can see most of the time you can just add an "e" if you're a girl.


Then, here are some countries / people / language :
Then, here are some countries / people / language :


*Germany = Allemagne / Allemand(e) / Allemand
*Germany = Allemagne / Allemand(e) / Allemand
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==Videos==
===French Lesson 123 - Nationalities in French - YouTube===
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eGV7putdqU</youtube>
===Nationalities in French - YouTube===
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRG5PZoN29o</youtube>
===French Nationalities Masculine And Feminine - YouTube===
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD5m9GlCRUg</youtube>
==Other Lessons==
* [[Language/French/Vocabulary/Education|Education]]
* [[Language/French/Vocabulary/Days-of-the-Week|Days of the Week]]
* [[Language/French/Vocabulary/Give-Opinion|Give Opinion]]
* [[Language/French/Vocabulary/When-use-Air-and-Aire|When use Air and Aire]]
* [[Language/French/Vocabulary/Bird|Bird]]
* [[Language/French/Vocabulary/Election|Election]]
* [[Language/French/Vocabulary/Expressions-with-the-Word-Amour|Expressions with the Word Amour]]
* [[Language/French/Vocabulary/Santé|Santé]]
* [[Language/French/Vocabulary/When-use-"Mets",-"Met",-"Mes"-or-"Mais"-in-French|When use "Mets", "Met", "Mes" or "Mais" in French]]
* [[Language/French/Vocabulary/Idiomatic-Expressions|Idiomatic Expressions]]
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Latest revision as of 22:09, 24 March 2023

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Nationalities in French[edit | edit source]

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

  • Example in English: "She is Irish / He is Irish"
  • Example in French: "Elle est irlandaise / Il est irlandais"

It is important to make the difference. I've heard people making this mistake (which is totally normal) but we really need to make the difference between a "he" or a "she". You could find yourself in a very embarrassing situation.

So, to help you I'm going to make a list of different nationalities so that you won't ever do this mistake again.

Let's go :

  • She/he is American  : Elle est américaine/ Il est américain
  • English: Elle est anglaise / Il est anglais
  • German: Elle est allemande / il est allemand
  • Chinese: Elle est chinoise / il est chinois
  • Japonese: Elle est japonaise / Il est Japonais
  • Spanish: Elle est espagnole / Il est espagnol
  • Mexican: Elle est mexicaine / Il est mexicain
  • Indian: Elle est indienne / Il est indien


As you can see most of the time you can just add an "e" if you're a girl.


Then, here are some countries / people / language :

  • Germany = Allemagne / Allemand(e) / Allemand
  • Austrian = Autriche / Autrichien(ne) / Autrichien
  • Belgium = Belgique / Belge / Belge
  • Bulgaria = Bulgarie / Bulgare / Bulgare
  • Cyprus = Chypre / Chypriote / Grec
  • Croatia = Croatie / Croate / Croate
  • Denmark = Danemark / Danois(e) / Danois
  • Spain = Espagne / Espagnole / Espagnol
  • Estonia = Estonie / Estonien(ne) / Estonien
  • Finland = Finlande / Finlandais(e) / Finnois
  • France = France / Français(e) / Français
  • Greece = Grèce / Grec / Grec
  • Hungary = Hongrie / Hongrois(e) / Hongrois
  • Ireland = Irlande / Irlandais(e) / Irlandais
  • Italia = Italie / Italien(ne) / Italien
  • Latvia = Lettonie / Letton(ne) / Letton
  • Lithuania = Lituanie / Lituanien(ne) / Lituanien
  • Luxembourg = Luxembourg / Luxembourgeois(e) / Luxembourgeois
  • Malta = Malte / Maltais(e) / Maltais
  • Netherlands = Pays-bas / Néerlandais(e) / Néerlandais
  • Poland = Pologne / Polonais(e) / Polonais
  • Portugal = Portugal / Portugais(e) / Portugais
  • Czech republic = République Tchèque / Tchèque / Tchèque
  • Romania = Roumanie / Roumain(e) / Roumain
  • United kingdoms = England = Royaume-Unis : Angleterre / Anglais(e) / Anglais
    • Scotland = Ecosse / Écossais(e) / Écossais
    • Wales = Pays de Galle / Gallois(e) / Gallois
  • Slovakia = Slovaquie / Slovaque / Slovaque
  • Slovenia = Slovénie / Slovène / Slovène
  • Sweden = Suède / Suédois(e) / Suédois

Authors[edit | edit source]

Patriciahanlon

Videos[edit | edit source]

French Lesson 123 - Nationalities in French - YouTube[edit | edit source]

Nationalities in French - YouTube[edit | edit source]

French Nationalities Masculine And Feminine - YouTube[edit | edit source]

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]