https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liechtenstein
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luxembourg

People from Turkmenistan are Turkmen.

I legit want to move to liechtenstien. 1.5% unemployment? Population under 40k???

Liechtensteiner, Luxembourger. I regularly hang out with a Trinidadian (fortunately they don't call themselves TrinidadAndTobagoans or something like that. They're just named after their island rather than their country in Trinidad & Tobago).

As a Nebraskan I always thought ours was long. Compared to tennesseean, kentuckian, and louisianian (<- is that right??? It sounds impossible to say.)

Also oregonian and washingtonian sound alot weirder.

And Maine... what the hell do we do with maine...

Maineiac

Mainer it's a no brainer

Auf Deutsch heißen sie einfach Liechtensteiner und Luxemburger. Gelten diese Namen nicht auch auf Englisch?

Non! Mais je connais le nom du le Allemangne!

Try being from Connecticut. There's no way to name one of those easily. I guess Connecticuter is maybe the best?

Connecticuter wow. Thats horrible

We sound like a line of novelty lawn mowers.

Just call them 'Cons'.

Connecter?

I think we mostly call them Americans, americans, red necks, hilly billies, americans, yanks and americans... (For each and every state, just you know like, FYI).

That's so typical, to call Liechtensteiners Americans..

@orathaic

There you go again a theoretical knowledge of the subject but no real applied knowledge :-)
Red neck refers to residents to the south eastern united states. The Englishmen who came to farm these regions were not used to the blazing sun. Thus spending most of their time outside working with their heads bent down to the earth they developed a notably red neck. The term has connotations of racism, violent tempers, and other backward ways.

Hillbillies on the other hand are mainly Kentuckians (although any Appalachian state can lay claim to it). The Hillbillies (specifically from Kentucky) were neutral in the Civil War One quote I heard on the issue "While the north and the south fought over slavery, The hillbillies stayed home drinking 'shine and making babies." That, however, is strongly skewed to the Kentucky perspective. Some parts of Tennessee would also strongly identify as hillbilly.

Yank would almost never be applied to any American (by another American) except to someone of the New England region. Again it goes back to the Civil War. The southern states were the rebels while the northern states were the yankees. FWIW I have rarely heard it shortenend to "Yanks". Mostly in Georgia is was Yankee but the word seems to be going out of usage (in my area) as Atlanta becomes more cosmopolitan.

For White Southereners their is also "Cracker" short for whip-cracker I think. This one has a definite connotation of racist.

There are also Sooners from Oklahoma, and Buckeyes from Ohio. I am unaware of the meaning of Buckeye (I am only aware of it from the college mascots) and the term Sooner came I think from the land rush days in Oklahoma.

How about Wisconsin?

Wisconsonants?

Wiscousins.

And Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch? Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogochians?

Ivory Coastians?

Isnt congo unique? Congolese or something? --I dunno I guess I dont know much about the congo people-

What, like the Japanese, Chinese or Maltese?

Farose?

Of course, each nationality is unique, that's kind of the point, but in terms of collective noun endings, Peruvian has got to be pretty unusual.

Technically, Ivory Coast people would Cote d'Ivorian.

If you speak French, this is very funny:

https://youtu.be/A7op3vL5Uts?t=1m7s

Y voit rien :D

Y voit rien ! Mais qui donne des voitures aux gens comme ça ? :D

Nutmegger is actually official. There are lots to chose from for Connecticut.

Maybe not official after all? Other demonyms include Connecticotian and Connecticutensian.

brainbomb: For some of the Central Asian states there is a difference between a form like Kazakhs (which refers to an ethnic group) and Kazakhstani (which refers citizens of the country regardless of ethnicity).