[-ish] Ireland, Scotland = Irish, Scottish
[-an] Morocco, Germany = Moroccan, German
[-ese] Portugal, China = Portuguese, Chinese
What rule is at play here? 🤔
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Then explain Liverpudian or Mancunian.
Nothing sounds good in those accents, so it’s anything goes.
Hence ‘Brummy’
They’re both aposematisms - they’re meant to be a clear signal to discourage interactions.
That’s why people say Scouse and Manc (not to be confused with Manx)
