This document lists countries and their corresponding nationalities. It includes 18 countries from different regions around the world such as the United States, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Egypt, India, Italy, Korea, Peru, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Spain, Turkey, and Sweden. It also provides useful classroom language for teachers and students as well as language useful for online classes.

1. Countries Nationalities Countries Nationalities
The United States of
America American The Czech Republic Czech
Argentina Argentinian France French
Brazil Brazilian Greece Greek
Canada Canadian The Netherlands Dutch
Germany German Switzerland Swiss
Egypt Egyptian Thailand Thai
India Indian
Italy Italian China Chinese
Korea Korean Japan Japanese
Peru Peruvian Portugal Portuguese
The United Kingdom British
Ireland Irish
Spain Spanish
Turkey Turkish
Sweden Swedish

2. Classroom language
Remember your homework. / Prepare the
next chapter for Monday.
Are you ready? / Are you with me? / OK so
far?
How do you spell “…”? / How do you
pronounce this word?
Would you give us an example? / Could you
explain a little bit more about that?
What is the difference between “a” and “b”?
Listen to this audio clip.
You have five minutes to do this.
It’s time to finish / Have you finished? / Let’s
stop now.
Again, please./ One more time, please/ Say
it again, please.
Useful language for online classes
Are you on mute? (mute = no sound)
Could you repeat that, please? / Sorry can you say
that again?, I can’t hear you clearly. / Sorry can you
repeat that?, the sound quality is poor
I can hear you, but I can’t see you.
I can’t hear Jane, can everyone else hear Jane?
I’m sharing my screen; can everyone see it?
I’m uploading the document now; can you see it?
If you are not speaking, please put yourself on
mute.