Nationality is pronounced as /n????n?l?ti/. The phonetic symbols break down the syllables as follows: na-tion-al-i-ty. In this pronunciation, the "nation" part is /?ne???n/ with the emphasis on the first syllable, which means the "nei" part is pronounced more strongly. The "al" part is /??l/ and tends to be weakened. The "y" part is /??/. Nationality is a noun used to describe the nationality or ethnicity of a person. Here are some common uses:1. Expressing nationality: We can use nationality to refer to a person's country of citizenship. For example: "What is your nationality?" ("你是哪里人？") "He has British nationality." ("他是英國人。")2. Discussing different countries or ethnicities: We can use nationality to talk about different countries or ethnicities. For example: "The event attracted people of various nationalities." ("這個(gè)活動吸引了來自不同國家的人。") "We have a diverse student population representing many nationalities." ("我們有來自多個(gè)國家背景的多元化學(xué)生群體。")3. Considering ethnic identity: Nationality can also be used to describe a person's ethnic identity. For example: "She identifies herself with her Korean nationality." ("她以自己的韓國民族身份為榮。") "The festival showcases the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous nationalities." ("這個(gè)節(jié)日展示了土著民族豐富的文化遺產(chǎn)。")Nationality is related to the following concepts:1. Dual nationality: Refers to a person who holds citizenship in two or more countries.2. Change of nationality: Refers to a person legally changing their nationality to another country, such as through naturalization.3. Nationality law: Refers to the legal provisions that govern the acquisition, retention, and loss of citizenship in a country.4. Stateless: Refers to individuals who do not have citizenship in any country.