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...and Germans.

• SuchAnonMuchWow 5y ago
  ... and Frenchs.
  • deepsun 5y ago
    ... and all East Europeans.
  • joseluis 5y ago
    ... in Spain too, were called disquetes.
  • Zecc 5y ago
    It's weird to me seeing "Frenchs", as I always thought the plural is also "French". I guess we could say the s is silent ;) In any case, Portuguese checking in. We also said "diskette", though some people might spell it "disquete" (ew)
    • thaumasiotes 5y ago
      "Frenchs" is impossible in a couple of ways. First, you would have to spell it "Frenches". Second, it is not an English word; your options within the language are "Frenchmen" or "the French". "Chinaman" is considered racist now, but I suspect "Frenchman" is still good.
  • CRConrad 5y ago
    ...and Scandinavians. Well, at least Swedes, for sure.