What do you call people from ....Game

[D_Tim McGnaw]

They're cold, darling: very, very cold.

This is an easy one, but where are the Magyars from?

Well they shared a common home land with the Alans and Bulgars in central asia originally but they live in Hungary these days :biggrin1:

 

[D_Tintagel_Demondong]

This may be easy, but where are Minoans from (I mean the modern word for the area)?

 

[D_Tim McGnaw]

This may be easy, but where are Minoans from (I mean the modern word for the area)?

Crete

 

[D_Tintagel_Demondong]

Crete

Damn, that was fast. You clearly didn't wiki that.

 

[eurotop40]

People from Azerbaijan?

 

[D_Tim McGnaw]

People from Azerbaijan?

Azeri or Azerbaijani

 

[D_Tim McGnaw]

Damn, that was fast. You clearly didn't wiki that.

I wouldn't cheat There would be no fun in playing then :tongue:


Does no one know what someone from Ingushetia is called then ?

 

[2322]

I wouldn't cheat There would be no fun in playing then :tongue:

I-Kiribati eh?

Does no one know what someone from Ingushetia is called then ?

I've always heard Ingushetian on the news.

 

[D_Tintagel_Demondong]

This made me laugh:

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[D_Tim McGnaw]

I-Kiribati eh?

A chap from Kiribati lived in the same building as me when I was doing my apprenticeship in London to become a Goldsmith, he was extremely polite and always used to chat to me when we bumped in to eachother in the hall or whatever. Nice bloke, I don't remember his name, but I remember his nationality

I've always heard Ingushetian on the news.

Well Ingush is more correct, Ingushetian is sometimes used, though really that's an adjective rather than a demonym.

 

[2322]

A chap from Kiribati lived in the same building as me when I was doing my apprenticeship in London to become a Goldsmith, he was extremely polite and always used to chat to me when we bumped in to eachother in the hall or whatever. Nice bloke, I don't remember his name, but I remember his nationality.

Nobody knows anybody from Kiribati! How on earth does one end up in your building??

Did he worship Prince Philip?

Well Ingush is more correct, Ingushetian is sometimes used, though really that's an adjective rather than a demonym.

OK, sounds reasonable to me.

Have we done Botswana yet?

 

[D_Tim McGnaw]

Nobody knows anybody from Kiribati! How on earth does one end up in your building??

Did he worship Prince Philip?

London is that kind of place :wink: I don't know if he worshiped Phil the Greek, he was extremely "english" not at all "traditional", I think he might have been duel nationality or of mixed parentage. I don't remember the details.

 

[2322]

London is that kind of place :wink: I don't know if he worshiped Phil the Greek, he was extremely "english" not at all "traditional", I think he might have been duel nationality or of mixed parentage. I don't remember the details.

Uh huh. Very interesting!

Not to knock your present pics, but let's see some of your goldwork. Do you do the whole knotted thing or just contemporary styles? The Celts are really good with gold; nearly as good as the Scythians.

 

[earllogjam]

It depends....

If your parents were born in Vermont and you've lived there the vast majority of your life (allowances made for being born a little early in another place by mistake or going to college somewhere else) then you're a Vermonter.

If your parents weren't born in Vermont, and even if you were, then you're a flatlander.

Are some of these terms so regional that most of the people who move there don't even know what they are called. The Bronx comes to mind. I've asked 2 people I know who lived or live there and they couldn't tell me what they are called.

What do you call a flock of people from Illinois? How about a herd of people from Arkansas? One that really stumps me: what do you call a gaggle of people from Wyoming?

People from Illinois are called Illinoisans I believe.

Arkansas is Arkansan.

And Wyoming is Wyomingan pronounced Why-O-Man I think. I've never seen or heard it though.

what do you call douche bags in monster trucks from orange county?

:biggrin1: (this should be fun!)

Evangelical CalTrans workers.

Sugar prick driving a terrorist fundraiser on wheels.

What do you call someone from the provinces/territories of northern Canada? (besides crazy)

The Northwest Territories?

Nunavut? Nunavuter? Nuvutain? (my daughter was calls it None of It.)

The Yukon?

Northerwest Territorian?

I believe people from the Yukon are called Yukoners.

Have we done Botswana yet?

Botswanan or some name of the majority tribe, I think.


People from the Seychelles are called....

 

[D_Tim McGnaw]

Seychellois no ?

How about people from Kalmykia ?

 

[earllogjam]

Kalmykian sounds the best.

People from the Ivory Coast are called....

 

[2322]

Kalmykian sounds the best.

People from the Ivory Coast are called....

Oh I know this! Ivorians!

 

[earllogjam]

Oh I know this! Ivorians!

What about people from Easter Island, what did they call themselves?

 

[2322]

What about people from Easter Island, what did they call themselves?

Blockheads?:tongue:

I imagine they'd call themselves Chileans or Easter Islanders. I know they call the island Rapanui but don't know their endemic name. Rapanuians?

 

[earllogjam]

I've heard them just called Rapa Nui. The place and name of the people are one in the same - like Amazon.


What about Cyprus?