🇬🇧 Nationality meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Nationality is the country you officially belong to. It’s like your “country team.” It usually depends on where you were born or what country your parents come from. Your nationality is written on important papers like passports and forms, and it tells people which country you are a member of, such as French, Kenyan, Mexican, or Japanese.

The robot said its nationality was “Wi-Fi,” so we turned off the router and it suddenly became stateless.

When I asked Grandpa about his nationality, he told me three different countries and one made‑up island before he finally answered properly.

The potato declared its nationality as “French fry,” and everyone agreed.

The dinosaur skeleton in the museum has no nationality, but my cousin insists it was probably from the Land Before Homework.

Some people have more than one nationality, which means they belong to more than one country—like having two teams cheering for you at the same time!

A small boy sits at a school desk. The teacher asks, "What is your nationality?" He shows his passport and a small flag. "My nationality is Spain," he says with a big smile. The teacher writes his nationality on the board. A friend asks his nationality and he says the same nationality again.

This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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