Spanish Nationalities and Countries

Vocabulary flashcards covering countries and their corresponding masculine and feminine nationality forms in Spanish.

Argentina

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms argentino (masculine) and argentina (feminine).

Australia

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms australiano (masculine) and australiana (feminine).

Bolivia

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms boliviano (masculine) and boliviana (feminine).

Brasil

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms brasileño (masculine) and brasileña (feminine).

Chile

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms chileno (masculine) and chilena (feminine).

China

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms chino (masculine) and china (feminine).

Colombia

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms colombiano (masculine) and colombiana (feminine).

Cuba

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms cubano (masculine) and cubana (feminine).

Egipto

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms egipcio (masculine) and egipcia (feminine).

Filipinas

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms filipino (masculine) and filipina (feminine).

Grecia

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms griego (masculine) and griega (feminine).

India

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms indio (masculine) and india (feminine).

Kazajistán

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms kazajo (masculine) and kazaja (feminine).

México

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms mexicano (masculine) and mexicana (feminine).

Nigeria

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms nigeriano (masculine) and nigeriana (feminine).

Polonia

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms polaco (masculine) and polaca (feminine).

Rusia

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms ruso (masculine) and rusa (feminine).

Suecia

Country associated with the Spanish nationality forms sueco (masculine) and sueca (feminine).