Level 24 - Countries / Places / Nationalities

Countries

You do not need to know all the countries of the world. Included here are those most likely to appear in a GCSE or Common Entrance exam and those places where visitors to this site are most likely to live.

Other Places

Nationalities

If a nationality is spelt with a capital letter it is being used as a noun instead of an adjective.

Où habites-tu?

To say 'in' or 'to' when talking about countries and regions it depends on whether the country is masculine or feminine. For masculine countries you say au (or aux if plural) and for feminine countries en. Here are some examples.