Learning how to talk about nationalities in Spanish is important if you want to connect with people from different countries. Spanish uses specific rules for nationalities as adjectives and nouns, and these words must match gender and number\u2014while also following unique capitalization conventions.<\/p>\n
Below we’ve compiled a list of over 85 nationalities in Spanish, along with practical tips and example sentences to help you use them confidently in conversation.<\/p>\n
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Where applicable, we’ve provided both the masculine and feminine forms of the word. As you’ll see, some nationalities only have one form for both masculine and feminine nouns (more on this later).\u00a0<\/p>\n\n