Is this sentence native like? Nationality
Do you have an international nationality?
No, Im holding a German citizenship.
Or
No, Im holding a Germanish nationality?
Why cant we use "Germanian, Germanish, Germanese"?
What does international nationality mean? Foreign nationality? Nationality outside Germany?
Feel free too correct my grammer and coherency.
Top answer
What is 'an international nationality'? It's a strange and even rather funny expression. Here are some things we say.
- What is 'an international nationality'?
- It's a strange and even rather funny expression.
- Here are some things we say.
- eg I'm German.
- eg I'm a German citizen.
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What is 'an international nationality'? It's a strange and even rather funny expression.
Here are some things we say.
eg I'm German.
eg I'm a German citizen.
eg I have German citizenship.
Why can't we use "Germanian, Germanish, Germanese"? Because there are no standard rules for these names. They are usually just idiomatic.
Clive
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Why can't we use "plessorious", "fantomascible", "clamtopopsia"?
The answer is the same for both questions.
CJ
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