A to Z Nationalities

Question

Let´s how many nationalities we can name in Spanish and not just the Spanish speaking ones. If there is more than accepted name like for example brasileño y brasilero for brazilian , I will accept both

A

albanés Albanian

Answer 1

Eritrean = eritreo(-a) m/f, after a personal friend from there!

Answer 2

D. Dane = danés(-esa) m/f

Answer 3

Ecuatoriano/a - Ecuadorian

Answer 4

M. Moldavo, moldava

Moldavian.

Answer 5

Nigerian - nigeriano

Answer 6

Welsh - galés, obviously...

Missed it when the g came round... - afowen, Feb 24, 2011

Answer 7

Dominican : Dominicana

People from Dominica are also "Dominican" - Fidalgo, Feb 24, 2011

Answer 8

egipcio-Egyptian

Answer 9

gabonés -Gabonese

Answer 10

Wrapping it up: Y = Yemeni (English); yemenita m/f (Español)

Oops, skipped over "W"... my bad! - cristalino, Feb 24, 2011

Answer 11

U. uzbeko / uzbek

from Uzbekistán. Forma adaptada a la ortografía y pronunciación españolas del nombre de este país del Asia central, antigua república soviética.

El luchador uzbeko Artur Taymazoc obtuvo la primera medalla de oro para Uzbekistán en los Juegos Olímpicos de Beijing.

Uzbek wrestler Artur Taymazoc won the first gold medal for Uzbekistan in the the Beijing Olympics.

Answer 12

tibetano (a) Tibetan

Answer 13

Ruso = Russian

Sorry couldn't find a bottle of vodka to insert.

Answer 14

Then "Q" Quatar/ Quatari

The RAE recomends now catarí or qatarí, both valids, and Qatar. Saludos. - LuisCache, Feb 24, 2011

Answer 15

We've gotten a little out of order. I think we're on "p".

peruano / a = Peruvian