Just trying to figure it out.. What name do we call

[Guest phantompower]

So I am from Kenya and I call myself a Kenyan.

People from .
USA are called Americans.
India are called Indians.

Could someone please tell me, what we call people from.
UK
Greece
Cairo
Bangladesh
Togo
Saudi Arabia… The list is endless.

[djgodknows]

So I am from Kenya and I call myself a Kenyan.

People from .

USA are called Americans.

India are called Indians.

Could someone please tell me, what we call people from.

UK

Greece

Cairo

Bangladesh

Togo

Saudi Arabia… The list is endless.

UKGreeceCairoBangladeshTogoSaudi Arabia… The list is endless.

UK - United Kingdomians

Greece - Grecian 2000s (As pointed out by @emmaki)

Egypt (Cairo is a city) - Egyptians (Cairoeans)

Bangladesh - Bangladeshians

Togo - ToGones

Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabians

Morocco - Morconians

any more?

p.s

JAMBO!

[emmaki]

UKGreeceCairoBangladeshTogoSaudi Arabia… The list is endless.

UK - United Kingdomians

Greece - Grecian 2000s (As pointed out by @emmaki)

Egypt (Cairo is a city) - Egyptians (Cairoeans)

Bangladesh - Bangladeshians

Togo - ToGones

Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabians

Morocco - Morconians

any more?

p.s

JAMBO!

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Actually, Greecians are now known as Grecian 2000s, to celebrate their proud historical legacy. Not a lot of people know that.

[Guest offlinehelpers]

Okay - I’ll have a shot:
UK - British
Greek - Greek
Cairo - Egyptian
Bangladesh - Bangladeshi
Togo - Togolese
Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabians

[djgodknows]

Okay - I’ll have a shot:

UK - British

Greek - Greek

Cairo - Egyptian

Bangladesh - Bangladeshi

Togo - Togolese

Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabians

Okay - I’ll have a shot:

you’re no pHun… 🐧

[Guest phantompower]

UKGreeceCairoBangladeshTogoSaudi Arabia… The list is endless.

UK - United Kingdomians

Greece - Grecian 2000s (As pointed out by @emmaki)

Egypt (Cairo is a city) - Egyptians (Cairoeans)

Bangladesh - Bangladeshians

Togo - ToGones

Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabians

Morocco - Morconians

any more?

p.s

JAMBO!

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Do they have plurals?

[Guest offlinehelpers]

Okay - I’ll have a shot:

you’re no pHun… 🐧

Must admit I preferred yours - gave me a giggle!

Love the Grecian 2000 as well - haven’t seen it advertised for ages - did it change its name to ‘Just For Men’ or something?

[Guest phantompower]

Actually, Greecians are now known as Grecian 2000s, to celebrate their proud historical legacy. Not a lot of people know that.

Greecians are now known as Grecian 2000s

Does that mean that when I’m referring to someone Greece, I should say “He or She is a Grecian 2000s”

[Guest phantompower]

Okay - I’ll have a shot:

UK - British

Greek - Greek

Cairo - Egyptian

Bangladesh - Bangladeshi

Togo - Togolese

Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabians

What about people from Morocco?

[wp_kid]

UKGreeceCairoBangladeshTogoSaudi Arabia… The list is endless.

UK - United Kingdomians

Greece - Grecian 2000s (As pointed out by @emmaki)

Egypt (Cairo is a city) - Egyptians (Cairoeans)

Bangladesh - Bangladeshians

Togo - ToGones

Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabians

Morocco - Morconians

any more?

p.s

JAMBO!

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Bangladeshian ? lol I’m sorry nobody calls me like that before 😃 as I’m a Bangladeshi 😃

For Bangladesh >> Bangladeshi

And I also want to add. For People from Greece >> <a href’=“https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greeks”> Greek And s far I know People from UK is called British.

KSA/Saudi Arab >> Saudi Arabians

[Guest offlinehelpers]

What about people from Morocco?

Moroccan

Plural - sometimes you add an ‘S’. sometimes you don’t - it’s one of the difficulties of English, like pronouncing cough, bough, tough, dough etc.

Sorry - once a teacher, always a teacher!

[djgodknows]

What about people from Morocco?

Morocco?

Morocco - Morconians

this…

[emmaki]

Well, you lot are no fun at all.

I think it’s Saudi(s) for that lot. Or Saud(s) if you’re talking about one of the billions of princes. Presumably because the i in Arabic denotes ownership, or something.

http://www.ef.com/english-resources/english-grammar/nationalities/

Fill yer boots

[Guest phantompower]

Morocco?

Morocco - Morconians

this…

I was thinking Moronias or Moronians.

[djgodknows]

I was thinking Moronias or Moronians.

I was thinking exactly the same but we have to tread lightly on racial titling… 😉

[djgodknows]

Well, you lot are no fun at all.

I think it’s Saudi(s) for that lot. Or Saud(s) if you’re talking about one of the billions of princes. Presumably because the i in Arabic denotes ownership, or something.

http://www.ef.com/english-resources/english-grammar/nationalities/

Fill yer boots

Fill yer boots

🐈 Puss in the boots?

[misscrystal]

Well, you lot are no fun at all.

I think it’s Saudi(s) for that lot. Or Saud(s) if you’re talking about one of the billions of princes. Presumably because the i in Arabic denotes ownership, or something.

http://www.ef.com/english-resources/english-grammar/nationalities/

Fill yer boots

Monaco >>> Monacoan

Cote d’Ivoire >>> Ivoirian

Mauritius >>> Mauritiusian

Seychelles >>> Seychellian?

Mozambique >>> Mozambiquian

Djibouti >>> Djiboutian

[brandonmcfee]

Well, you lot are no fun at all.

I think it’s Saudi(s) for that lot. Or Saud(s) if you’re talking about one of the billions of princes. Presumably because the i in Arabic denotes ownership, or something.

http://www.ef.com/english-resources/english-grammar/nationalities/

Fill yer boots

The i (or maybe it’s more like a y) in Arabic denotes nationality like in:

British: Britani/y

French: Frensi/y

American: Americani/y

Saudi Arabia: Saudi/y

Greek: Yonani/y

The royal Saudi dynasty individuals are called “Aal Saud”.

[emmaki]

The i (or maybe it’s more like a y) in Arabic denotes nationality like in:

British: Britani/y

French: Frensi/y

American: Americani/y

Saudi Arabia: Saudi/y

Greek: Yonani/y

The royal Saudi dynasty individuals are called “Aal Saud”.

Ah yes, that makes sense. I should have remembered from the nom de guerre that ■■■■ fighters take (the al-Britani lot in particular!). But let’s not get into that!

[djgodknows]

Al = The
Ibn/Bin = Son Of
(#Arabic)