4 - COUNTRIES, NATIONALITIES & LANGUAGES





Country
Nationality
Language
Argentina
Argentinian
Spanish
Brazil
Brazilian
Portuguese
Belgium
Belgian
German
Britain
British
British English
England
English
British English
Scotland
Scottish
Br.Eng./Scottish Gaelic
Wales
Welsh
Welsh/Br.Eng
Ireland
Irish
Br.Eng/Irish Gaelic
Colombia
Colombian
Spanish
Italy
Italian
Italian
Mexico
Mexican
Spanish
The Netherlands
Dutch
Dutch
Russia
Russian
Russian
Turkey
Turkish
Arabic
Spain
Spanish
Spanish
The United States
American
American English
France
Greece 
Switzerland
Portugal
China
Japan
 
French
Greek
Swiss
Portuguese
Chinese
Japanese
French
Greek
German/French/Italian
Portuguese
Chinese
Japanese
Sweden
Canada
Swedish
Canadian
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