The document discusses countries where English is spoken and provides information about nationalities. It defines the geographic areas of England, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom. The main English-speaking countries identified are Canada, Australia, the United States, Ireland, and South Africa. It also lists several European, African, and Asian countries along with their nationalities.

1. Of countries, nationalities and languages (and also about English-speaking countries…) By Leticia Morán Lavado EOI Mairena del Aljarafe

2. Hi Sven!! Nice to meet you! I’m Caroline, and I’m Australian. What happens when you meet people from other countries? Hi, I’m Sven. I’m from Sweden. Where are you from?

5. FIRST THINGS COME FIRST: VOCABYLARY What’s “England”, what’s “The UK” and what’s “Great Britain? This is England, AND ONLY ENGLAND!!

6. This is GREAT BRITAIN! The biggest island of the two that make the British Isles. It includes three countries: England Wales Scotland *the other island is the ISLAND /aɪlənd/ OF IRELAND

8. Now, what about other English-speaking countries? Can you identify them? Ca nada - Ca na dian

9. Aus tra lia - Aus tra lian

10. The U ni ted States of A me rica (The U.S.A. – The U.S.) A me rican

11. I reland I rish

12. South A frica – South A frican

13. New Zea land New Zea lander

14. But hey, did you know you can also use English in…?

15. And other countries and nationalities you should know are: Europe The Ne therlands Dutch Nor way - Nor we gian Swe den - Swe dish Fin land - Fin nish Greece - Greek Den mark - Da nish Por tugal - Por tuguese Bel gium - Bel gian

16. EUROPE Swit zerland - Swiss Aus tria - Aus trian Tur key – Tur kish* Ro ma nia - Ro ma nian AFRICA E gypt - E gy ptian Mo ro cco - Mo ro ccan ASIA In dia - In dian Is rael - Is rae li