1. Nationalities

2. To tell what country, state, or city someone is from use:
Nationalities
To tell what country, state, or city someone is from use:
subject + ser de + place
To ask for this info use:
¿De dónde + ser + subject
¿De dónde es Ana?
Ella es de Bolivia.

3. Nationalities
You can also use an adjective of nationality to tell what country someone is from.
The adjectives agree in number and gender with the person or noun they modify.

4. mexicano mexicanos mexicana mexicanas Nationalities
Most adjectives end in “-o” and will have four forms:
o, os, a, as
Rule # 1: Normal Adjectives (alto)
Singular
Plural
Masculine
mexicano
mexicanos
Feminine
mexicana
mexicanas

5. canadiense canadienses Nationalities
Adjectives that end in “-e” or “-a” only have two forms.
They don’t change from masculine to feminine.
Rule # 2: Two Form Adj. (inteligente)
Singular
Plural
Masculine
canadiense
canadienses
Feminine

6. inglés ingleses inglesa inglesas Nationalities
In some adjectives of nationality, the masculine form ends in a consonant and the feminine form ends in “-a”
Note: Accent Issue (only m.s.form)
Rule # 3: Irregular Adj. (trabajador)
Singular
Plural
Masculine
inglés
ingleses
Feminine
inglesa
inglesas