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[mi_guida]

A person with citizenship granted by Germany is German.

A person with citizenship granted by Switzerland is Swiss.

A person with citizenship granted by Australia is Australian.

What the blazes is someone with citizenship granted by Liechtenstein?!


(Yes, this is a serious question. It's really bugging me. I've only just realised Liechtenstein isn't the same as Lichtenstein, but still don't know how to refer to this chap.)

Answers on a postcard (or, y'know, in an LJ comment) please... there may be a prize if any amuse me particularly (or are even right!)

Comments

[mi-guida.livejournal.com]

See, this is why I'm confused. Google also throws up Lietchtensteinian... which just has too many letters for me to spell. Not as bad as Gabcíkovo-Nagymaros though...

Re: Serious answer, omg!

[wormwood-pearl.livejournal.com]

That would have been my guess.

For extra credit, detail the differences between the terms Malayan, Malaysian and Malay, and discuss which combinations of the three are possible.

[pozorvlak, not logged in.]

Re: Serious answer, omg!

[evath.livejournal.com]

I'm part Malteser.