Spanish Nationalities Quiz

Spanish Nationalities

• Twenty-one Spanish-speaking countries and their masculine and feminine forms of nationality are listed.
• Argentina: masculine - argentino, feminine - argentina
• Bolivia: masculine - boliviano, feminine - boliviana
• Chile: masculine - chileno, feminine - chilena
• Colombia: masculine - colombiano, feminine - colombiana
• Costa Rica: masculine & feminine - costarricense
• Cuba: masculine - cubano, feminine - cubana
• Dominican Republic: masculine - dominicano, feminine - dominicana
• Ecuador: masculine - ecuatoriano, feminine - ecuatoriana
• El Salvador: masculine - salvadoreño, feminine - salvadoreña
• Equatorial Guinea: masculine & feminine - ecuatoguinean
• Guatemala: masculine - guatemalteco, feminine - guatemalteca
• Honduras: masculine - hondureño, feminine - hondureña
• Mexico: masculine - mexicano, feminine - mexicana
• Nicaragua: masculine & feminine - nicaragüense
• Panama: masculine - panameño, feminine - panameña
• Paraguay: masculine - paraguayo, feminine - paraguaya
• Peru: masculine - peruano, feminine - peruana
• Puerto Rico: masculine - puertorriqueño, feminine - puertorriqueña
• Spain: masculine - español, feminine - española
• Uruguay: masculine - uruguayo, feminine - uruguaya
• Venezuela: masculine - venezolano, feminine - venezolana

Important Notes

• Costa Rica and Nicaragua use the same form for both genders (costarricense, nicaragüense).
• In general, "español" can also refer to the Spanish language, not just the nationality.
• Puerto Rico, although part of the US, has Spanish as an official language and is included in the list.