Languages and Nationalities
Nationality—noun-N—nationality—adjective-A—language-L
Pole—Polish—Polish
John is a Pole—N John is Polish—A The children are Poles—N The children are Polish—A I speak Polish—L
Finn—Finnish—Finnish
John is a Finn—N John is Finnish—A The children are Finns—N The children are Finnish—A I speak Finnish—L
Swede—Swedish—Swedish
John is a Swede—N John Is Swedish—A The children are Swedes—N The children are Swedish—A I speak Swedish—L
Italian—Italian—Italian
John is an Italian—N John is Italian—A The children are Italians—N The children are Italian—A I speak Italian—L
Frenchman (Frenchwoman)—French—French
John is a Frenchman—N Mary is a Frenchwoman—N John is French—A Mary is French—A The children are French—N The children are French—A I speak French—L
Englishman (Englishwoman)—English—English
John is an Englishman—N Mary is an Englishwoman—N John is English—A Mary is English—A The children are English—N The children are English—A I speak English—L
Chinese—Chinese—Chinese
John is a Chinese—N John is Chinese—-A The children are Chinese—N The children are Chinese—A I speak Chinese—L
Japanese—Japanese—Japanese
John is a Japanese—N John is Japanese—A The children are Japanese—N The children are Japanese—A I speak Japanese—L
Portuguese—Portuguese—Portuguese
John is a Portuguese—N John is Portuguese—A The children are Portuguese—N The children are Portuguese—A I speak Portuguese—L
German—German—German
John is a German—N John is German—A The children are Germans—N The children are German—A I speak German—L
Scot—Scottish—Scottish
John is a Scot—N John is Scottish—A The children are Scots—N The children are Scottish—A I speak Scottish—L
Irishman—Irish—Irish
John is an Irishman—N Mary is an Irishwoman—N John is Irish—A Mary is Irish—A The children are Irish—N The children are Irish—A I speak Irish—L
Greek—Greek—Greek
John is a Greek—N John is Greek—A The children are Greeks—N The children are Greek—A I speak Greek—L
Spaniard—Spanish—Spanish
John is a Spaniard—N John is Spanish—A The children are Spaniards—N The children are Spanish—A I speak Spanish—L
Russian—Russian—Russian
John is a Russian—N John is Russian—A The children are Russians—N The children are Russian—A I speak Russian—L
Dane—Danish—Danish John is a Dane—N John is Danish—A The children are Danes—N The children are Danish—A I speak Danish—L
Serb—Serbian—Serbian
John is a Serb—N John is Serbian—A The children are Serbs—N The children are Serbian—A I speak Serbian—L
Croat—Croatian—Croatian
John is a Croat—N John is Croatian—A The children are Croats—N The children are Croatian—A I speak Croatian—L
Turk—Turkish—Turkish
John is a Turk—N John is Turkish—A The children are Turks—N The children are Turkish—A I speak Turkish—L
Dutchman (Dutchwoman)—Dutch—Dutch
John is a Dutchman—N Mary is a Dutchwoman—N John is Dutch—A Mary is Dutch—A The children are Dutch—N The children are Dutch—A I speak Dutch—L
Belgian—Belgian—xxx
John is a Belgian—N John is Belgian—A The children are Belgians—N The children are Belgian—A xxx—L
Canadian—Canadian—xxx
John is a Canadian—N John is Canadian—A The children are Canadians—N The children are Canadian—A xxx—L
American—American—xxx
John is an American-N John is American—A The children are Americans—N The children are American—A xxx—L
Most nationalities not on this list use the same forms for the noun and adjective. This list shows many of the exceptions
Nationalities ending in CH; SH and ESE have to plural form with s
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