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What nationality are you? I am a mix of American, Filipino, Spanish, and Chinese. So, is the rest of my family. Sorry if your nation isn't there, because I'm terrible in Geography. Oh! Other and Multiple: please comment.
Salamat! Auf Weidersehen! Adieu!
| American (North or South/what country) | 25 | |
| Chinese | 4 | |
| Indian | 3 | |
| Japanese | 1 | |
| European | 46 | |
| Filipino | 2 | |
| Spanish | 5 | |
| Multiple | 23 | |
| Other | 36 |
The crimes of your forebears hardly makes up for inflicting Rolf Harris and Barry Humphries on us.
If I could grant a royal pardon I would.
(Can't, though.)
Dutch, Slovakian, Austrian, Polish, German, sadly I'm not Swedish like pewdiepie AKA Felix Kjellberg so cute
Arabian, originally Yemen. my grandpa from my dad's side had married with an Indonesian. but from mom's side, no old men had ever married with Indonesians, as i know.
and now...... i have Swedish man would like to marry me if we're meant to be together. that man is a Spanish originally if i'm not mistaken. aaaah i think i need to start learning Swedish :o
American, with Dutch and middle east heritage from my father's side and Irish from my mother's side.
Wow... Looking back at the memories... Now all I think about now is Hetalia... :/
FUCK U WHO CALL URSELVES FULL AND 100% from a country with no mixed race u guys are assholes and to proud for your own good fuck u
Father is Lebanese with a Argentinian mother and Colombian lebanese mother were basically Lebanese my father is born here are ancestry is Lebanese yes sad but true
I'm slightly confused to why English isn't on there? Can anyone enlighten me?
You people give me headaches. Just kidding! But you gave me about 50 new stuff messages! @o@ Oh...
Asian American. (Also, salamat means thank you, while the other two mean goodbye. Did you mean to do that?)
Yep! I did! At least someone here knows my "foreign" language! JK. I'm kidding! Some people would obviously know adieu 'cause it's popular to mainly women.
And which part of Asia?
Scottish. Well, some more distant ancestors (like great grandparents and back) come from other countries like England, Ireland and Germany. As for distant cousins in this generation I have a couple in Canada that I've never met and a few in Australia that I also have never met.
Multiple on my mothers side full english on my dads side Jamaican is the genuine guess but he was adopted so a bit unsure there
I am Swedish and I'm sure that I am pretty much 100% Swedish on my father's side because the entire family on his side has been dairy farmers for generations in a small village in the middle of Sweden. On my mother's side on the other hand, I might be partly Finnish, if you live in Scandinavia you know that Sweden and Finland is very "connected" because Finland learns Swedish in school and a lot of immigrants cross the northern border from both countries. I think that my mother told me once that my grandfather (Who is Swedish) has the name "Nergård" (Litterally "Downgarden") because his ancestors immigrated from Finland and changed their name from "Alatalo" (I have know idea how to spell it) to "Nergård" because he just translated it. Nergård isn't my last name by the way, I have my father's last name.
American, farther back though it's Czech/Slovak, British, Polish, German, and Jew.
Celtic, Anglican, Prussian, Scandinavian...
...though in all honesty, if you go far enough back, we all originated, as hominids, from Africa.
...go farther, we all originated from Pangaea XD
Cauuuuuuuucasiaann
hm. that was easier than saying i'm Canadian, French...and blahhblalhlh because im lots of things.
I'm a 3rd generation Canadian. I'm of English descent, on both maternal and paternal sides.
I'm Colombian/American of Spanish, German, Welsh and Scot-Irish decent and German on both sides.