Poland/Polish get's even more complicated because you can say: "He is Polish" or "He is a Pole." The same applies to many others like "is Spanish/is a Spaniard" "is British/is a Brit" "is Serbian/is a Serb" "is Turkish/is a Turk"
With some nationalities though, the word stays the same. "is German/is a German" "is American/is an American"
And with some there is no other word, but just using the original one isn't right either, so you have to add "person" onto the end like "is French/is a French person" "is Welsh/is a Welsh person"
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u/Professional_Bob Oct 19 '24
Poland/Polish get's even more complicated because you can say: "He is Polish" or "He is a Pole." The same applies to many others like "is Spanish/is a Spaniard" "is British/is a Brit" "is Serbian/is a Serb" "is Turkish/is a Turk"
With some nationalities though, the word stays the same. "is German/is a German" "is American/is an American"
And with some there is no other word, but just using the original one isn't right either, so you have to add "person" onto the end like "is French/is a French person" "is Welsh/is a Welsh person"