Understanding how to say nationalities properly
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Jack R.Kwiziq community member
Understanding how to say nationalities properly
A sentence on a recent test: “Nosotras vivimos en Dublín pero somos _______.” English sentence: We live in Dublin but we are Portuguese.”. I provided the masculine form “Portugueses” which was marked wrong for the feminine form “Portuguesas.” I’m not sure why the feminine form is use here. Thanks
This question relates to:Spanish lesson "Forming the plural of -s ending nationality and place of origin adjectives in Spanish"
Asked 4 years ago
Jack R.Kwiziq community member
No need to answer, I see Inma’s answer below pointing out “nosotras” is the reason for the the use of the feminine form. Thanks
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