Most Common Nouns Following Country Adjective – Choose Country
DirectionsFirst choose a country adjectival from the list below by typing it and choosing it from the drop-down box. Then name the fifty most common nouns (some may be proper nouns) following that country’s adjectival (meaning ‘Chinese’ for China or ‘Russian’ for Russia, etc). For example, if you choose ‘French’ you are looking for the 50 most common nouns following the word ‘French.’ Total occurrences in the COCA Corpus of Contemporary English and first letter shown. Plurals ending in ‘s’ can be also answered with the singular form of the word.
Country adjectivals accepted:
American, Australian, Brazilian, British, Canadian, Chinese, Cuban, Egyptian, French, German, Indian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mexican, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss, Turkish
Quiz Takers 
You really missed the opportunity here to include the many nouns for the Dutch adjective which the British invented to make us look like really nasty people.:D
Let me know if this works now for everyone who was having issues.