Learning Spanish: adjectives of nationality 🌍.

In this video I analyze how nationality adjectives are formed in Spanish, which always start with the name of the country. Some final letters are removed and a specific ending is added to it.
In addition, like the rest of the adjectives in Spanish, they have a gender and a number, that is, they usually have different forms to talk about a man (masculine) and a woman (feminine), and also different forms to talk about a single person (singular) or several people (plural).

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