Países y nacionalidades en inglés

My sister has been working in Germany since last year.

In Argentina, people drink a lot of mate.

In Australia, it’s summer when it’s winter here.

Austria is famous for classical music and for its pastries.

Belgian chocolate is among the best in the world.

Three official languages are spoken in Belgium.

Brazil is famous for the Rio de Janeiro carnival.

My uncle travels to China twice a year for work.

I’ve always wanted to see the pyramids of Egypt.

I travel to Spain every summer to practice the language.

Tortilla de patatas is a typical Spanish dish.

My cousin has been living in the United States for five years.

France is north of Spain.

Greece has thousands of islands in the Mediterranean.

In the spring, we’re going to Holland to see the tulips.

Dutch cheese is famous all over the world.

London is the largest city in England.

I love English humor.

In Ireland it rains a lot, which is why everything is so green.

You can eat really well in Italy.

I really like Italian cuisine.

In Japan, people take off their shoes when they come into the house.

Tonight we’re going to have dinner at a Japanese restaurant.

Mexico is the country with the most Spanish speakers in the world.

Krakow is one of the most beautiful cities in Poland.

Portugal and Spain share the Iberian Peninsula.

Russia is so big that it has eleven time zones.

Switzerland is famous for its watches and its chocolate.

My grandfather had a gold Swiss watch.

My friend has been living in the Netherlands for three years.

Albania has beautiful beaches and still little tourism.

Armenia is a small country with lots of mountains and old churches.

Bulgaria is in Eastern Europe, on the Black Sea.

Czechia is famous for its beer.

This summer we spent ten days in Croatia.

In Denmark, a lot of people bike to work.

Slovakia and Czechia used to be one country.

Slovenia has beautiful lakes and lots of forests.

Estonia is one of the most digital countries in the world.

In Finland, there are thousands of lakes and lots of saunas.

The Danube runs through Hungary from north to south.

Iceland has volcanoes, glaciers, and geysers.

Latvia lies between Estonia and Lithuania.

Lithuania is the largest of the three Baltic countries.

Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in Europe.

In Norway, it hardly gets dark in the summer.

Many people from Romania live and work in Spain.

Serbia has no access to the sea.

In South Africa, you can see lions and elephants in the wild.

In Sweden, the winters are long and cold.

The flag of Ukraine is blue and yellow.