What do these words mean?

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In this quick lesson, you'll learn Spanish vocabulary for nationalities.

Before we start, did you know that Mexico is more diverse than you might think?

Do you know why people from different states might consider themselves almost like different nationalities?

Keep watching for the answer at the end.

Mexicoano, Mexican, Mexican, Mexicano.

Mechino.

Did you know that? In Spanish, sometimes we change the last letter of a word depending on the gender of the person?

For example, Mexicano and Mexicana.

Susan asks Tom about a new friend.

Where is your friend?

My amigo is Mexican. Estabonides.

American

Estabonidence.

In this case,

Estabonidense applies to both genders.

Jackie and Susan chat about a group of tourists.

Where are they?

Are they?

Are Stadonis.

Francaise.

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