How to answer nationality???

Question

If you are asked about your nationality, should the answer be an adjective or a noun? e.g.: British or Britain?

Sorry! I'm filling out a form ^.^

My example may not be appropriate. Thus changed to "Chinese" or "China"

Answer 1

If the questions is like this: What is your nationality? Then you write your answer like this: I am Chinese. If they ask: Where are you from? Then you put: I am from China.

Answer 2

Adjective.

"An adjective is a part of speech which modifies a noun, usually describing it or making its meaning more specific."

Britain contains many different nationalities, same as just about any other country.

Answer 3

With an adjective:

British nationality - the nationality is British
like in:
red roses - the roses are red
good morning - the morning is good
old man - the man is old

Answer 4

that should help on some answer boards. maximum folk state the place they are from or what they do because it applies to the question under their materials. If I answer a clean Jersey question i will state that i'm from the state with the aid of fact it must be clever advice in finding out the respond.

Answer 5

it should be an adjective.... but if they ask where are u from it should be a noun
for example:
where are you from?? answer: britian
what's ur nationality? answer: im british
but most people ask the first one :)

Answer 6

Hello,

Britian is a united country, and the people who recide in Britian are British

Take care

Answer 7

I am Croatian, a Croat, therefore you are British!