New Zealand

butterflies | 20:18 Mon 02nd Jun 2008 | Society & Culture

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An Irishman lives in Ireland and his nationality is Irish. An Australian lives in Australia and his nationality is Australian.
Question: Somebody who lives in New Zealand is a New Zealander, but what is his nationality? It can't be New Zealander, can it????????

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Oneeyedvic

A Kiwi

Oneeyedvic

Actually, it is a New Zealander - Kiwi is colloquial according to wiki.

The word to describe the people inhabiting a country is a demonym

taichiperson

Maori

jno

the adjective is New Zealand; he has New Zealand nationality. If filling in a visa form or something he could write New Zealand, or New Zealander, or maybe just NZ; I don't think authorities would mind

butterflies

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Thanks for all your answers so a New Zealander is New Zealand, jno? Sounds strange. Hope somebody from over there can enlighten me.