Learn Arabic Words and Phrases: Nationalities

Learn Arabic Words and Phrases: Nationalities

Asmaa Akl

10 Dec 2019

The world is vast and includes people of different races and nationalities. In today’s article, we will learn the Arabic words and phrases relating to different nationalities. Keep reading, in order to find and learn to pronounce your nationality in Arabic as well as learn to respond to different questions concerning where you come from.

Middle Eastern Nationalities

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia /Saudi Arabian

سعودي/ المملكة العربية السعودية

Al-mamlaka al-arabia al-soudia/ Soudey

Egypt/Egyptian

مصري/ مصر

Misr/Misrey

Kuwait/Kuwaiti

كويتي/ كويت

Kuwait/Kuwaitey

Lebanon/Lebanese

لبناني/ لبنان

Lebnan/lebnaney

United Arab Emirates/Emirati

إماراتي/ الإمارات المتحدة

Al-imarat al-Mutaheda

Jordan/Jordanian

أردني/ الأردن

Al-aurdon/Aurdony

Qatar/Qatari

قطري/ قطر

Qatar/Qatarey

Libya/Libyan

ليبي/ ليبيا

Libya/Libey

Oman/Omani

عماني/ عمان

Oman/Omaney

Iraq/Iraqi

عراقي/ العراق

Al-Iraq/Iraqey

Syria/Syrian

سوري/ سوريا

Suria/Surey

Morroco/Morrocan

مغربي/ المغرب

Al-maghreb/Maghreby

European Nationalities

United Kingdom/English-British

المملكة المتحدة/ إنجليزي/بريطاني

AL-mamlaka al-mutaheda/ Britani-Injlizi

France/French

  فرنسا/ فرنسي

Franca/frencey

Spain/Spanish

اسبانيا/ أسباني

Aspania/Aspaney

Germany/German

ألمانيا/ ألماني

Almania/almaney

Switzerland/Swiss

سويسرا/ سويسري

Swisra/swisrey

Portugal/Polish

البرتغال/ برتغالي

Al-portoghal/portughali

Sweden/Swedish

السويد/ سويدي

Al-Swid/swidey

Holland/Dutch

هولندا/ هولندي

Hollanda/Hollandey

Belgium/Belgian

بلجيكا/ بلجيكي

Belgika/Belgikey

Turkey/Turkish

تركيا/ تركي

Turkia/Turkey

The Americas

The United states of America/ American

الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية/ أمريكي

Al-welayat Al-mutaheda Al-amrikia/Amrika

Argentina / Argentinean

الأرجنتين/ أرجنتيني

Al-argentin-argentiney

Brazil/ Brazilian

البرازيل/ برازيلي

Al-brazil/Braziley

Uruguay/ Uruguayan

الأوروجواي/ أورجواني

Al-uruguay/Urguanu

Mexico/ Mexican

 المكسيك/ مكسيكي

Al-Mexic/Mexicey

Canada/ Canadian

كندا/ كندي

Candada/Canadey

Colombia/ Colombian

كولومبيا/ كولومبي

Coloumbia/Columbey

Asian Nationalities

Japan/Japanese

اليابان/ ياباني

Al-yaban/yabaney

China/Chinese

الصين/ صيني

Al-sin/siney

Korea/Korean

كوريا/ كوري

Korea/kourey

India/Indian

الهند/ هندي

Al-hind/hindey

Pakistan/Pakistani

باكستان/ باكستاني

Pakistan/Pakistaney

Iran/Iranian إيران/إيراني

Iran/Iraney

Vietnam/Vietnamese

فيتنام/ فيتنامي

Vietnam/Vietnamey

Singapore/Singaporean

سنغافورة/ سنغافوري

Sanghaphora/sanghaforey

 If you want to learn Arabic then you probably belong to, or have lived most of your life in, one of the non-Arabic speaking countries above. You will probably need to talk about your cultural background if you travel to an Arabic speaking country. Here are some Arabic words and phrases that can help you respond to some of the most frequently asked questions relevant to nationalities:

Where are you from?

Men ayna anta?

I am from Japan

Ana men al-yapan.

Arabic Words for (I am from Japan)

(This is an excerpt from Nour Academy's Arabic Course)

It is also important to note that the feminine form of nationalities differs from the male form. In Arabic, in order to differentiate between a man and a woman we add something called Ta2 al-taaneeth (تاء التأنيث) for the female form of the Arabic words:

Soad is from Spain. She is Spanish

Soad mn Ispania. Heya Ispaneya.

Arabic words for (Soad is from Spain)

(This is an excerpt from Nour Academy's Arabic Course)

 

I am from Tunisia, I am Tunisian.

Ana mn tones, ana toneseya.

Arabic Words for (I am from Tunisia)

(This is an excerpt from Nour Academy's Arabic Course)

 

He is French and she is French too.

Howa ferensey w heya frenseyaton aydan.

Arabic Words for (He is from France)

(This is an excerpt from Nour Academy's Arabic Course)

 

We hope this article helped you learn Arabic words concerning countries and nationalities. Find your nationality above and start practicing your Arabic words and phrases. Use our previous articles in the series: Learn Arabic words and phrases to practice sentences about yourself. Start with your name and a greeting; follow with your nationality, then the country you were born in and what calendar your country uses. By the end of the series we hope that you can learn to completely introduce yourself in Arabic.

In order to learn and practice Arabic words and phrases more extensively check our Arabic Classes online and Arabic letters classes. We at Nour Academy use a special approach when it comes to teaching Arabic online. Our creative and internally developed syllabus is specially designed in order to learn Arabic online easier. We depend on media, animation and digital activities that are user-friendly and suitable for Arabic learners of all ages.

 

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