Demonym of Every Country

Try to guess the demonyms of all the countries of the world.

A demonym is what you call a person who is from a particular place

For example, a citizen of Rome is a Roman

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Europe
Albania	Albanian
Andorra	Andorran
Austria	Austrian
Belarus	Belarusian
Belgium	Belgian
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Bosnian / Herzegovinian
Bulgaria	Bulgarian
Croatia	Croatian
Czech Republic	Czech
Denmark	Danish
Estonia	Estonian
Finland	Finnish
France	French
Germany	German
Greece	Greek
Hungary	Hungarian
Iceland	Icelandic
Ireland	Irish
Italy	Italian
Kosovo	Kosovar / Kosovan
Latvia	Latvian
Liechtenstein	Liechtensteiner
Lithuania	Lithuanian
Luxembourg	Luxembourger
Malta	Maltese
Moldova	Moldovan
Monaco	Monégasque
Montenegro	Montenegrin
Netherlands	Dutch
North Macedonia	Macedonian
Norway	Norwegian
Poland	Polish
Portugal	Portuguese
Romania	Romanian
Russia	Russian
San Marino	Sammarinese
Serbia	Serbian
Slovakia	Slovakian
Slovenia	Slovenian
Spain	Spanish
Sweden	Swedish
Switzerland	Swiss
Ukraine	Ukrainian
United Kingdom	British
Vatican City

North America
Antigua and Barbuda	Antiguan / Barbudan
Bahamas	Bahamian
Barbados	Barbadian / Bajan
Belize	Belizean
Canada	Canadian
Costa Rica	Costa Rican
Cuba	Cuban
Dominica	Dominican
Dominican Republic	Dominican
El Salvador	Salvadoran
Grenada	Grenadian
Guatemala	Guatemalan
Haiti	Haitian
Honduras	Honduran
Jamaica	Jamaican
Mexico	Mexican
Nicaragua	Nicaraguan
Panama	Panamanian
St. Kitts and Nevis	Kittitian / Nevisian
St. Lucia	St. Lucian
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	St. Vincentian
Trinidad and Tobago	Trinidadian / Tobagonian
United States	American

Asia
Afghanistan	Afghan
Armenia	Armenian
Azerbaijan	Azerbaijani / Azeri
Bahrain	Bahraini
Bangladesh	Bangladeshi
Bhutan	Bhutanese
Brunei	Bruneian
Cambodia	Cambodian
China	Chinese
Cyprus	Cypriot
East Timor	East Timorese
Georgia	Georgian
India	Indian
Indonesia	Indonesian
Iran	Iranian / Irani / Persian
Iraq	Iraqi
Israel	Israeli
Japan	Japanese
Jordan	Jordanian
Kazakhstan	Kazakh
Kuwait	Kuwaiti
Kyrgyzstan	Kyrgyz
Laos	Laotian
Lebanon	Lebanese
Malaysia	Malaysian
Maldives	Maldivian
Mongolia	Mongolian
Myanmar	Myanma / Burmese
Nepal	Nepalese / Nepali
North Korea	North Korean
Oman	Omani
Pakistan	Pakistani
Philippines	Filipino
Qatar	Qatari
Saudi Arabia	Saudi / Saudi Arabian
Singapore	Singaporean
South Korea	South Korean
Sri Lanka	Sri Lankan
Syria	Syrian
Taiwan	Taiwanese
Tajikistan	Tajik
Thailand	Thai
Turkey	Turkish
Turkmenistan	Turkmen
United Arab Emirates	Emirati
Uzbekistan	Uzbek
Vietnam	Vietnamese
Yemen	Yemeni

Oceania
Australia	Australian
F. S. Micronesia	Micronesian
Fiji	Fijian
Kiribati	I-Kiribati / Gilbertese
Marshall Islands	Marshallese
Nauru	Nauruan
New Zealand	New Zealander / Kiwi
Palau	Palauan
Papua New Guinea	Papua New Guinean / Papuan
Samoa	Samoan
Solomon Islands	Solomon Islander
Tonga	Tongan
Tuvalu	Tuvaluan
Vanuatu	Ni-Vanuatu / Vanuatuan

South America
Argentina	Argentine / Argentinian
Bolivia	Bolivian
Brazil	Brazilian
Chile	Chilean
Colombia	Colombian
Ecuador	Ecuadorian
Guyana	Guyanese
Paraguay	Paraguayan
Peru	Peruvian
Suriname	Surinamese
Uruguay	Uruguayan
Venezuela	Venezuelan

Africa
Algeria	Algerian
Angola	Angolan
Benin	Beninese / Beninois
Botswana	MoTswana / BaTswana
Burkina Faso	Burkinabe / Burkinese
Burundi	Burundian
Cameroon	Cameroonian
Cape Verde	Cape Verdean / Cabo Verdean
Central African Republic	Central African
Chad	Chadian
Comoros	Comorian
D. R. Congo	Congolese
Djibouti	Djiboutian
Egypt	Egyptian
Equatorial Guinea	Equatoguinean
Eritrea	Eritrean
Eswatini	Liswati / Emaswati
Ethiopia	Ethiopian
Gabon	Gabonese
Gambia	Gambian
Ghana	Ghanaian
Guinea	Guinean
Guinea-Bissau	Bissau-Guinean
Ivory Coast	Ivorian
Kenya	Kenyan
Lesotho	Mosotho / Basotho
Liberia	Liberian
Libya	Libyan
Madagascar	Malagasy
Malawi	Malawian
Mali	Malian
Mauritania	Mauritanian
Mauritius	Mauritian
Morocco	Moroccan
Mozambique	Mozambican
Namibia	Namibian
Niger	Nigerien
Nigeria	Nigerian
Rep. of the Congo	Congolese
Rwanda	Rwandan
São Tomé and Príncipe	São Toméan / Santomean
Senegal	Senegalese
Seychelles	Seychellois
Sierra Leone	Sierra Leonean
Somalia	Somali / Somalian
South Africa	South African
South Sudan	South Sudanese
Sudan	Sudanese
Tanzania	Tanzanian
Togo	Togolese
Tunisia	Tunisian
Uganda	Ugandan
Zambia	Zambian
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwean

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Level 24

Jun 7, 2012

Fun, but extremely difficult. xD May I suggest adding "Azeri" as another term for Azerbaijani?

Level 65

Jun 7, 2012

I'm afraid that the only denonym for Azerbaijan is Azerbaijani, soz about that :(

Level 30

Apr 10, 2020

No Bengali is the language

Level 75

Jun 16, 2012

People from Djibouti are called Djiboutian according to Wikipedia. I thought it would be kinda weird for a country, a capital and the people to all share the exact same name.

Nice quiz though.

+32

Level 65

Jun 17, 2012

Djibouti's national anthem is also called 'Djibouti' lol they are the most imaginative nation in the world!

Level 52

Jul 17, 2017

You should change it to Djiboutian. Djibouti may have a lot of similar names but you can't blame them; their country was founded in 1977 and do you know how long it would take to chance a country name or song title? The country is corrupt enough with a president going a few extra terms. Abdi Robleh was probably just told to make a national anthem and he had no time. Nice quiz, though.

Level 37

Nov 16, 2017

Someone from Surinam is Surinamer and "Bajan" is a pejorative term for someone from Barbados; the correct term is Barbadian..

Level 68

Aug 14, 2022

Barbadian is formal but my friends from Barbados all use Bajan, I've not heard it having negative connotations

Level 68

Aug 14, 2022

haha replying to a comment from a millennia ago, oops. didn't realise

Level 63

Nov 26, 2017

Catholic should be acceptable for Vatican City (because the residents HAVE to be)

Jew should be acceptable for Israel. As should Israelite.

+49

Level 83

Feb 11, 2020

+16

Level 85

Jul 12, 2022

Totally leaving out the entirety of Israeli citizens who are not Jewish? There are a lot of Arabs that live there too.

Level 49

Feb 8, 2018

*feels sorry for the 28% that missed "American" and the 31% that missed "British"

+14

Level 43

Mar 2, 2018

A lot of people go in order, and can't get to that part in time

Level 27

Jun 17, 2020

True

+13

Level 58

Mar 11, 2018

Can you accept "Gilbertese" for Kiribati and "Persian" for Iran?

Level 78

Nov 27, 2019

Argentinian is the correct spelling, not Argentinean. Argentine should also be accepted. Botswanan should be accepted. Ecuadorean is the correct spelling, not Ecuadorian. It's Maldivian, not Maldivan. Vanuatuan should be accepted.

Level 50

Dec 23, 2019

Missed ghanaian, Ivorian, Bissau-Guinean, Seychellois, and burkinabe

Level 66

Jan 6, 2020

vaticanian is not the correct demonym; there's technically no demonym for the vatican, but the one I've seen used the most is just Vatican.

Level 50

Feb 9, 2020

Accept Azeri, Bengali, and Luxembourger please

Level 65

Feb 9, 2020

Azeri and Luxembourger are now acceptable, but Bengali is the language of Bangladesh, not the demonym.

Level 68

Aug 14, 2022

I would recommend accepting "Bengali." I know it is slightly non-PC insofar as there are citizens of Bangladesh who are not ethnic Bengalis, but the same is true for Azerbaijan (Azeri), Kazakhstan (Kazakh), Uzbekistan (Uzbek) etc. and those are accepted.

Bangladesh as a name just means "Bengali Country" in Bengali.

Level 70

Aug 14, 2022

means land of the bangla, about 2% of bangladesh is not bengali, so that is like 3.4 million give or take

Level 71

Aug 14, 2022

Agree with w3irdchamp. Just because ethnic minorities they are a small percentage of the population, doesn't mean they are entirely insignificant. Also, Bengali refers to an ethnic group, not a nationality. Not all Bangladeshis are Bengalis, and not all Bengalis are Bangladeshis.

Level 83

Feb 11, 2020

Tried Salvadorian and Ecuadorian as well as Salvadoreno/a..

Level 73

Jul 11, 2022

Yeah, I've seen Salvadorian/Salvadorean used more often. Turns out it's also grammatically acceptable.

Level 32

Jun 13, 2020

I got so many just by guessing

Level 22

Jul 15, 2022

i got 123 and more then half was because i was adding "-n" and "-ian" to most of them

Level 38

Jun 17, 2020

I feel like Kiwi should be accepted for New Zealand, as that is the only demonym I have heard commonly used.

Level 79

Jul 11, 2022

As an Australian, we call them Kiwis when we want to be friends but when we don't like them they are New Zealanders.

Level 27

Jun 17, 2020

Could you accept Swede, Fin, Brit, and Israelite?

Level 66

Aug 14, 2022

Israelite is not the same as Israeli

Level 57

Jun 17, 2020

Such a fun quiz! Deserves to be featured!

Level 75

Mar 3, 2021

Vatican isn't acceptable as an answer for me.

Level 65

Mar 3, 2021

Amended 👍🏻

Level 60

Mar 17, 2021

Great quiz, should be featured!

Level 82

Apr 17, 2021

Comorian should be accepted. Wikipedia lists both.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_adjectival_and_demonymic_forms_for_countries_and_nations

Level 65

Apr 17, 2021

Added 👍🏻

Level 39

Apr 19, 2021

Lol. I got I-Kiribati but not Dutch. Hahahaha

Level 53

May 9, 2021

NICE quiz, but I was a little miffed at the following:

Maybe include Persian for Iranian.

Include St Lucian for Saint Lucian.

Maybe Lao would work for Laos?

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Level 38

Aug 18, 2021

please include Swede, Finn, Dane, Pole, Serb, Slovak, Slovene, Bosniak (like Croat), Bajan, Gilbertese/Kiribatian, Myanmarese, Nepali, Argentine, Icelander, Aussie and Kiwi(tho informal, i hear them all the time)

either include or not: Lao, Ghanan, Irani/Persian, Surinamer, Madagascan, Israelite(as Israeli already works, show both answers)

change Djibouti to Djiboutian

above are all legitimate.

don’t include Brit(somewhat offensive), Turk(may be confusing)

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Level 78

Nov 24, 2021

As a Brit, I wanna know how Brit can be seen as offensive. I find "Bri'ish" more offensive, but definitely not Brit. It's just a shortened version of Briton.

Level 68

Aug 14, 2022

I agree. "Brit" is not offensive, any more than "Scot", "Swede" or "Aussie" are offensive. They are just abbreviations.

Level 59

Aug 14, 2022

Yes, but also because they are abbreviations they shouldn’t count.

Level 66

Mar 6, 2022

Israelites and Israelis are not the same thing

Level 58

Aug 27, 2021

Many of these are wrong. A demonym is a NOUN, not an adjective. So for example a Spanish person is a Spaniard, not a Spanish. A French person is a Frenchman or Frenchwoman (in English) not a French. And anyhow, as in MANY of these 'country name' quizzes, you're ignoring what the folk call THEMSELVES in their own languages.

Level 70

Nov 24, 2021

Instead of using "a" try using "The" (ex. The French, The Spanish, The Dutch) which fits as a noun. What you say is partially correct though in that they can also be used as adjectives (The Spanish man, the French man, The Dutch man) and for which several have shortened/combined versions of those like you had mentioned.

Level 69

Nov 24, 2021

I expected to see more angry Northern Irish people in the comments complaining that "Northern Irish" isn't included as a possible demonym for the UK tbh. Good quiz btw 👍

Level 65

Feb 2, 2022

could you accept 'st lucian' etc rather than just 'saint lucian'? As I think that's why I missed that one

Level 65

Feb 3, 2022

Added!

Level 56

Feb 2, 2022

Loved this quiz.

Level 66

Mar 6, 2022

Nice. You should accept kiwi ;)

Level 70

Mar 20, 2022

love this quiz. Would have loved more time! My fingers can't type fast enough!

Level 59

Aug 14, 2022

same. It's not often that I run out of time on quizzes but I did with this one.

Level 82

Mar 30, 2022

You should accept "Kiwis" for New Zealand

Level 50

Mar 30, 2022

You used Luxembourger instead of Luxembourgish

Level 65

Mar 31, 2022

Because Luxembourgish is a language - not a demonym

Level 55

Aug 14, 2022

I think maybe the problem is that you have "danish" rather than "dane", but "luxembourger" rather than "luxembourgish", which seems a bit inconsistent.

(I did enjoy the quiz, by the way, thank you!)

Level 59

Aug 14, 2022

Not inconsistent, just that Danish people speak Danish (same word/spelling different meanings), and Luxemburgers speak Luxembourgish (Denonym ; Language)

Level 55

Aug 22, 2022

Yes, but while you say "a danish person", you wouldn't say "a danish", unless you thought you were about to eat him with a nice cup of tea.

Level 73

Feb 24, 2023

Luxembourger sounds like the most luxurious hamburger ever made.. which is not likely to be found there. And you can get into trouble if you ask to eat a Luxem-bourger.

Level 50

Mar 31, 2022

How do you add the categories? Like the countries of different continents are separated. How do you do that? I'm trying to do it myself but I can't find out how.

Level 55

Aug 16, 2022

Manual grid edit mode.

Level 80

Jun 5, 2022

All of the -stan countries use the Persian "country name + i" for demonyms. Most of them are multi-ethnic, so the ethnic name is Kazakh, Uzbek, etc. but the citizens of the countries (who may or may not be of the namesake ethnicity) are Kazakhstani, Uzbekistani, etc. Nepal has also asked to follow this convention, preferring Nepali to Nepalese. Another notable demonym that follow this Persian convention is Azerbaijani vs Azeri. We see this Persian convention in Arabic countries, too. Iraqi, Kuwaiti, Yemeni, etc. And of course Paki would be soooo wrong for Pakistani!

Level 55

Jun 22, 2022

Nice quiz but there is some ambiguity in the sense that for some countries the demonym signifiying a person from that country is expected but for others a non-living thing.

Level 82

Jul 11, 2022

The quiz needs a good dusting as noted in the comments above ...

Level 79

Jul 11, 2022

Could do with more time for us slower typists.

Should accept Swazi and Lao

Level 75

Jul 11, 2022

Those are languages, not demonyms.

Level 79

Jul 11, 2022

Please also accept Papuan, it is an accepted denonym for

Papua New Guinea

Level ∞

Jul 11, 2022

Papuan will work now

Level 83

Jul 11, 2022

I know this is one more in a long list of quibbles, but people from Benin definitely call themselves Beninois.

Level ∞

Jul 11, 2022

Beninois will work now

Level 74

Jul 11, 2022

I had an anthropology professor back in college whose main area of study was Niger. He lived there for multiple years. I remember him explaining that people from Nigeria are Nigerian while people from Niger are Nigerien. Crazy how a little tidbit like that came back to me years later and helped with this quiz.

Level 90

Jul 12, 2022

You should accept "Monacan" for Monaco, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_adjectival_and_demonymic_forms_for_countries_and_nations

Level 50

Aug 14, 2022

I'd hate to see monacan replace monegasque in English, it's such a jaunty demonym!

Level 85

Jul 12, 2022

a really fun quiz to try thanks for creating it. I only missed 31 on first try and should have got some more but could really use a minute or two more.this would prevent it from being a typing test and more on what you know about Demonyms.

Level 66

Jul 14, 2022

Is Slovakian correct? I think it is Slovak

Level 59

Aug 14, 2022

I think that’s an issue of Slovak ethnicity vs Slovakian citizenship. In Nation-States eith one largely dominant ethnicity that can be a lot more confusing

Level 56

Aug 16, 2022

Agreed. The correct demonym is Slovak. Slovakian is merely an acceptable alternative. Slovak should be accepted.

Nice quiz. I enjoyed it.

Level 52

Aug 22, 2022

Well the Hungarians, Roma, Czechs etc. who live in Slovakia aren't Slovak, but they have Slovakian citizenship

Level 72

Jul 23, 2022

I never say this, but I think this needs more time. I only did the ones I was sure of and figured I’d go back for the rest and I still ran out of time half way through africa.

Level 68

Aug 14, 2022

Definitely not enough time. I didn't have time to answer all the ones I knew, let alone go back and try the ones I wasn't sure of. Please remember that not everyone has nimble fingers. I can't type as fast as I once could.

Level 62

Aug 14, 2022

That was fun. I think the time was right, I was typing casually and got 160 just skipping the less-formulaic stuff.

I'd also like to see a different version, with stuff like, Dane, Finn, Irishman, etc.

It'd probably make sense to cut out all the easy ones with >80%, but this makes for a fun feature.

Level 50

Aug 14, 2022

Fun quiz, though I think Slovak, Slovene and Finn should also be included.

I found swazi or swati as a demonym for Eswatini, please re-check and add if valid. Thanks!

Level 51

Aug 14, 2022

I'm happy someone finally made a quiz like this, but per the Wikipedia article (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slovakia) the only listed demonym is Slovak, not Slovakian. You could list them both, but Slovak is the only one I have seen used by actual Slovak people when reffering to themselves in English. It might seem like a noun to you, but ime it is used as both a noun and an adjective.

Level 64

Aug 14, 2022

Briton should be accepted for United Kingdom. Aussie should be accepted for Australia.

Level 60

Aug 14, 2022

Good idea for a quiz but I can't type fast enough for this! How about splitting it by continent or randomising a subset? I don't really want to actually spend longer on it!

Level 56

Aug 14, 2022

Pole should be accepted for Poland.

Level 78

Aug 14, 2022

Could you accept Finn, Swede and Turk? Otherwise it should be specified that you're looking for adjectives

Level 78

Aug 14, 2022

Swazi should be accepted

Level 55

Aug 14, 2022

Very low for Botswana. Clearly not enough people reading the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency books

Level 66

Aug 14, 2022

When I was in Botswana, I was told the demonym was simply Botswanan. I guess they don't even know what they're called.

Level 63

Aug 14, 2022

This quiz has not been thought through properly as to whether adjectives or nouns are required.

Following your example at the top, a citizen of Rome is a Roman. A citizen of Finland is a Finn, not a Finnish. And a citizen of the UK is not 'a British'.

Level 37

Aug 14, 2022

While most sources say that the demonym for Afghanistan is Afghan, that's actually the currency; the demonym is Afghanistani

Level 53

Aug 18, 2022

Neither "Afghan" or "Afghanistani" are the currency, it's the afghani.

Level 16

Aug 14, 2022

This is not consistent in whether to use nouns or adjectives. "Liechensteiner" is a noun, and "Swedish" is an adjective. When you say "demonym" in the title, I think you should use the nouns consistently. Therefore, I would switch to "Dane", "Swede", "Finn", "Icelander", "Brit", "Pole" and so on. Or at least accept them. Among these examples only "Dane" was accepted. I didn't check "Spaniard".

Level 20

Aug 15, 2022

Add Khmer for Cambodia and Thailander for Thailand please.

Level 67

Aug 20, 2022

Are you typing "lander" and then going back to put the "thai" in front? As soon as "thai" is recognized it will pop on the screen; no need for the "lander" part.

Level 61

Aug 15, 2022

Finn, Swede, Turk should all be accepted as demonyms. Just as a person from Rome is a Roman, a person from Finland is a Finn. Finnish is an adjective (or a noun when referring to language), while Finnis a noun referring to a person.

I feel less strongly on this point since it is a dated term, but Byelorussian should maybe be accepted for Belarusian since that was the English demonym for many decades, within living memory.

Level 55

Aug 22, 2022

"Within living memory" - as recently as the 90s!

Level 48

Aug 16, 2022

Surprised that I haven't seen any other comments about this. At the very least for Kazakhstan, the preferred demonym is Kazakhstani. "Kazakh" really refers to ethnic Kazakhs who only make up 63% of the population (and who also live in other countries such as Russia, China, etc). The demonym including "stani" is also preferred for most of the other "stan" countries. Turkmenian is apparently also a valid demonym for people from Turkmenistan. Secondly, Salvadorian and Salvadorean are by far the most used demonyms for people from El Salvador.

Level 17

Aug 18, 2022

Oh dear god, pinoy works

Level 34

Aug 18, 2022

137 answers i knew the burkina faso one

Level 45

Aug 22, 2022

These types of quizzes are typing tests. Not knowledge tests.

Level 67

Aug 28, 2022

I'm English and even I find it offensive that English is accepted for the UK. For the last time - English is not the same as British. Try telling a Scottish/Welsh/Northern Irish person they are English - I dare you.

Level 65

Aug 29, 2022

Quiz creator and fellow English person here - the quiz originally only accepted British as an answer. Checking the type-ins now, both British and any of the constituent countries' demonyms (i.e. English, Scottish, Welsh or Northern Irish) all work

Level 77

Sep 21, 2022

I'm kind of sad that "Kitten" is not what you call someone from St. Kitts.

Level 65

Oct 5, 2022

I was going to say the same thing! Also I'm glad that a Laotian is not Laosy :)

Level 62

Oct 13, 2022

Lesothoan, Botswanan, and Swazi/Swati should be acceptable for Lesotho, Botswana, and Eswatini respectively. After all, this is a test of English and not of those countries national languages.

Level 75

Oct 31, 2022

At the very least, the quiz should be changed to allow either adjectival form or demonyms. I'm sure the comment section has plenty of examples, but I noticed Polish, Finnish, and pretty much all the -ish ones are strictly adjectival. Alternatively, Slovakian, Kiwi/NZer, other -er ones, I-Kiribati, etc are all strictly demonyms.

There were also some like where both forms are accepted and shown. I think for countries where they differ, that would be the best thing to do. So Spaniard/Spanish and so on.

Answers to add: Equatorial Guinean, Salvadorian/Salvadorean, Swazi, Habesha for Ethiopia, Finn, Swede, Pole, Brit(on), Turk, Gabonaise, Hellenic/Hellene for Greek, Catracho/a for Honduras, Magyar for Hungary, Kazakhstani, Kirg(h)iz and Kyrgyzstani, Lao(s), Lett(ish) for Latvia, Malinese, Slovak, Slovene, Monacan, Mongol, Netherlander, Banyarwanda, Serb, Surinamer, Formosan for Taiwan, Tajikistani, Uzbekistani, Emiri(an),

Madagascan and Vaticanian (debatable)

Level 75

Oct 31, 2022

Also, if this quiz does start accepting adjectival forms, New Zealand, Philippine, Singapore, US/United States, UK/United Kingdom would also be correct

Level 56

Nov 13, 2022

I knew Botswana and Kiribati had unusual demonyms so I was proud to get them; thought I would get them all but I couldn't figure out Equatorial Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Eswatini, or Lesotho.

Great quiz

Level 74

Dec 13, 2022

I managed to get Equatoguinean but not Filipino lmao

Level 58

Jan 7, 2023

In the midst of quick typing i spelled french as frhenc.....

Level 67

Jan 19, 2023

Two actual minor mistakes i noticed were:

Gilbertese is actually the language not the demonym

Slovak is the official demonym not Slovakian.

You can check on wikipedia as well.

Also would recommend stating in the description that is adjectival demonyms only (that way you wont get loads of people trying to change the quiz in the comments)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_adjectival_and_demonymic_forms_for_countries_and_nations

Level 59

Jan 23, 2023

Somehow I got Gilbertese and missed Belgian…. Overall got 157, among the other facepalms I missed, Lebanese, Chilean, Peruvian, Tongan, and Kiwi.

Level 42

Apr 19, 2023

Isn't a person from Spain a spaniard?

Level 46

May 27, 2023

slovak and slovene should also be accepted

Level 76

May 31, 2023