"George is French Tunisian."

Translation: جورْج تونِسِيّ فَرَنْسِيّ.

[AniOhevYayin]

In Arabic it's called "nisba" ("attribution") to refer to a person's place of origin by putting the suffix -iyy(ah) at the end. Here's a link: http://allthearabicyouneverlearnedthefirsttimearound.com/p1/p1-ch3/the-nisba-adjective/ Hebrew does the same thing, usually called "gentilic," although sometimes the Arabic term nisba is used.

[StephanVog9]

Why on earth does everyone in this Arabic course have to have dual citizenship. Can people not just be Tunisian, or Omani, or Syrian?

[MichelleDa878143]

It's not necessarily a matter of dual citizenship. It's a matter of background. The nationality closest to the noun is the person's citizenship. The nationality further away is where they or their family have come from originally, perhaps generations ago.

[Meowmixmastah]

It's practice

[AtharvaMah6]

syria and tunisia allow dual citizenship will oman prohibites it