~ish at the end of word = っぽいです (Bluish = 青っぽい)

If we put the letters ~ish at the end of word, the new word means = it’s like, or has the quality of the original word

For example - Bluish = 青っぽい

My new suit is bluish grey.

Words that end with ~ish are almost always adjectives.

foolish – like a fool
childish – like a child
stylish – has style

We sometimes use it to describe someone or something from an area or country~
Someone or something from Spain is Spanish.
Someone or something from England is English.

What do we call someone from Scotland?

*Be careful! This doesn't work for every country...

I'm from Canada so I'm Canadian, not Canadaish!!!