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Nationalities (Nationality names) / Europe 1

Complete each of the following sentences with the correct nationality.

Example: Miguel is from Spain. He is Spanish.

1. Robert is from the Netherlands. He is .

2. Julie is from Romania. She is .

3. Marek is from Poland. He is .

4. Jeannette is from Germany. She is .

5. Julie is from France. She is .

6. Alissa is from Greece. She is .

7. Marco is from Italy. He is .

8. Tatiana is from Russia. She is .

9. George is from England. He is .

10. Tomas is from Portugal. He is .

11. Hans is from Switzerland. He is .

12. Petr is from the Czech Republic. He is .

13. Nina is from Latvia. She is .

14. Teemu is from Finland. He is .

15. John is from Ireland. He is .

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DID YOU KNOW?
Many European countries have more than one official language. Here is a list of countries that have two or more official languages:

Belarus — Belarusian, Russian
Belgium — Dutch, French, German
Bosnia and Herzegovina — Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
Cyprus — Greek, Turkish
Finland — Finnish, Swedish
Ireland — Irish, English
Kazakhstan (partly in Europe) — Kazakh, Russian
Kosovo — Albanian, Serbian
Luxembourg — Luxembourgish, French, German
Malta — Maltese, English
Switzerland — German, French, Italian, Romansh
Vatican City — Latin, Italian

Notes & clarifications
Spain, UK, Italy, and others have strong regional languages (e.g., Catalan, Welsh, Sardinian) that are official locally but not nationwide.
Norway officially recognizes Bokmål and Nynorsk as written standards of Norwegian.

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