Identidad nacional: nationality adjectives as nouns
I can use nationality adjectives as nouns in the context of national and cultural identity.
Identidad nacional: nationality adjectives as nouns
I can use nationality adjectives as nouns in the context of national and cultural identity.
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Key learning points
- Masculine nouns ending in -or gain an -a when referring to a woman or girl.
- Some nouns relating to jobs have specific feminine forms e.g. el jefe > la jefa.
- Adjectives of nationality can be used as nouns to refer to people from a particular country.
- Cultural icons are people or artefacts identified by members of a culture as representative of that culture.
- Cultural stereotypes are oversimplified ideas, beliefs or images ascribed to all members of a particular culture.
Keywords
Noun - word for a person, place or thing
Adjective - word that gives information about a noun
Nominalisation - the process of making a noun from a verb or adjective
Common misconception
'inglés' can only be an adjective.
'inglés' can be an adjective, as in 'la comida inglesa' (English food), or a noun, as in 'el inglés' (the English person (m)). The process of making a noun in this way from an adjective or verb is called nominalisation.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
loud (volume)
low (volume)
to choose, choosing
to have fun, having fun
I can't stand (opinion)
healthy
to surprise, surprising
to consist, consisting
entire, whole
I feel like
to be grateful for
to suggest, suggesting
shop assistant
singer
journalist
headteacher
teacher
boss
Exit quiz
6 Questions
style of Spanish dance
boss (f)
United Kingdom
national
positive
corner
to identify, identifying
to own, posess
sign
large, wide
despite