This document presents the English names and nationalities for several Spanish-speaking countries. It notes that some country names translate directly from Spanish to English, like Mexico and Spain, while others have different pronunciations, such as Argentina and Chile. The document also explains that English nationalities do not change for gender, always start with capital letters, and can end in "ese", "ish" or "an/ian". Flags and some example nationalities are provided.

1. By: Emily Mayo
Yesenia Cardenas
Carmen Mendoza

2. TOPIC 4
Cuntries & Nationalities

3. Objective
Present the English names of the countries
and their respective nationalities.

4. Many of the names of the countries you know in Spanish change
when you write and speak in English. Some of them don not
change in writing but their pronunciations do.
China - China (chaina)
Colombia – Colombia
Argentina – Argentina (Aryentina)
Chile - Chile
Alemania - Germany
Inglaterra – England
Japón – Japan
México – Mexico
España - Spain
Espanish English
Espanish English
Change
Don’t change

5. Here there are some flags, countries and nationalities:

7. Unlike Spanish, nationalities in English do not change
according to gender.
I am
Mexican
I am
Mexican
In English,
nationalities
always start with
capital letters.
Spanish / spanish
OK Not OK

8. Nationalities can be classified according to their
terminations:
ese ended:
ish ended:
an, ianended: