A1 Week 1 Vocabulary
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This document lists common country names and their corresponding demonyms or adjectives used to describe people from those countries. It includes 18 country-demonym pairs such as the United States of American - The American, Argentina - Argentinian, Brazil - Brazilian, Canada - Canadian, and Germany - German.
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