So I understand that this is somewhat similar to the Location thread, but for us muts it's also helpful.

My brother had to do a heritage project for his class so I was thinking about the fact that most Americans aren't one nationality, then I started to wonder if the same was for other people. I fully know that not everyoe here is American, and you can full well be the same nationality of the country you live in, but humor me and telll your nationality.

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I'm over half Italian (my father is 100% and my mother is one quarter)
I'm also one quarter German ( i think)
And what ever is left I am British (my great-grandma was)

Hrm I dont know the exact percents because I'm quite a mutt, but I know them at least.

German
Austrian
Dutch
Irish

My entire family is Indian. But I was the only one born in Scotland. So I see myself as more Scottish than Indian. So yeah, it's a strange odd feeling. That's about it though. I wish I could have more in me, but I don't. Ah well.

Well as far as I know. I'm a pure Frisian XD. I don't call myself Dutch, and I don't see Dutch as my first nationality. Purely because I live in the Province of Friesland in the Netherlands. In this Province we have our own language and little culture. And so most 'original' Frisians feel themselves Fries above being Dutch.

So I am Frisian. Nothing more, nothing less ^_^

Uh... Irish, English, Choctaw... That's from my mom's side. I don't know what I have from my dad. :D I'm a mut!

I'm mainly German, Spanish, and English.

BUT! I'm also czechloslovakian, indian, irish french canadian, russian, polish, and african[Got a little bit o' black in me! ^_^]

Yeah, my family slept around.....

Korean

I'm basically British and Native American. xD I'm half and half, I do believe. I talk like a Brit, but I have tan spots on my arms that people think is a skin condition >< But....yup. I don't really know /all/ of my mum's side, but I do know Native American. So, to sum it up; European/Native American.

As far as I'm aware (I don't know too much about my family past a certain point) I am as English as I could get. I have a strange fixation about being called English rather than British. I'm not scottish or anything soo...

Yah English lol.

I'm very Dutch, lol. My father's just about as Dutch as you can get and my mother's half-Dutch, half-German, so yeah... You could say I'm 3/4 Dutch. :D Though I'm sure I was an Englishman in a previous life; I think I speak English better than Dutch. :lol:

Do you have that feeling as well Madeye? XD

I was talking to my mum this morning, and I didn't even noticed, but suddenly my mum went into a fit of laughter. What happend? I had put random english words in my Frisian talking XD. And when I finally realised I went into a fit of laughter as well. I'm sucha freak lol.

Urhm... I'm still Frisian btw (let's keep on topic here :P)

Lol, yeah! I have that too at times! I mix up ways you say it in Dutch with English, or (even worse) I think of the English word for something but don't know what it is in Dutch! XD :lol:

But yeah, back on topic...

You guys have some interesting nationalities. I'm just a plain American. <_< Sometimes I wish I was British or French though. :unsure:

Haha I see a bunch of mutts. =) I'm more of a mutt than you all! We'll categorize by continent, shall we?

The Americas
- Native American (Apache, Cherokee, and Blackfoot)
- Mexican
- Hawaiian
- Brazilian
Europe
- Irish
- Polish
- Scottish
- German
- Latvian
- Romanian
- Dutch
- Russian
- Portuguese
Asia
- Thai
- Vietnamese
- Japanese
Africa
- Nigerian
- Egyptian

Yep. That's me. And I'm not kidding. =S I feel odd. I'm the world!! lol

_{I like to think of myself as being 100% Irish born and bred, because my parents are Irish, as are their parents etc. One of my grandparents didn't even speak English, she spoke fluent Irish! But, of course, there are hardly any real Irish people. If you go back far enough the majority of us are Vikings! Me, I'm Anglo-Norman, so that'd be what, French and English? What was it, the vikings invaded france and then came over here or something... I'm so bad at history :P}

I am: Italian, French, German, English, Polish, and Czech. With some Portuguese and Scottish...

Well.. I don't know, really. I'm Dutch, that's for sure. My grandmother came from Indonesia so that makes me some of that too. I'm a bit German. Jewish. English. Arabic. Hell, I don't know what the hell I am :P

And by any chance, are you from the Netherlands. Or do just so many people have dutch genes? XD

Let me see:

Great Grandfather is American
Great, Great, Great Grandfather is Spanish
Parents and Grandparents are Filipino

>< I have no idea.

By any chance, I am from the Netherlands. Born and raised, oh bugger it. I hate hate hate this country. But it's home sweet home and I wouldn't leave for the life of it. :happy:

Oh my god.. I have that too. At times I can't think of the Dutch word for anything even if my life would depend on it. So I'll just shrug and say it in English. Is this a sign that I'm slowly turning English?

And my English (That's British for you) friend made me do this test. Well, actually, he wanted to know if I spoke more American than I did English. It's official. I hardly speak American. Well moo to it!

I'm ranting. Shuts up.

I'm rather simple. 3/4 Canadian (and whatever comes with that, British...Irish....Scottish...) and 1/4 Italian. End of Discussion here. :lol:

I'm full filipino, half american, half chinese and half spanish.

... :innocent: that equals two and a half... there's two and a half of you? o.O lol sorry i had to say something, i like pickin on people. =)

I'm 1/4 Chinese and 3/4 Japanese. :]

Sweet, looks like I'm the first Ukrainian. But here's the full list.

On my mom's side:
Ukraine
Germany

On my dad's side:
England
Scotland
Trinidad and Tobago
Ireland

Well I was adopted so I don't know what I am fully, I knoly know that I have scanedinavian in me. So that'd be Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden I believe. Which of those, I don't know...

Let just say I'm a mutt becuase i don't even know what's all in me.

I'm not all that special, really. I can say that I'm nearly all English, 1/2 Irish and if you know Birmingham, 1/2 Brummie! ;lol;

Irish. =]

*gasp* My auntie lives in Birmingham! Anyways, I am biracial. Seriously.

I'm basically a mix of every single European country and Mexican and Native American.

But, I'm mostly Czech, German, and Mexican.

American and Canadian. My mom's from Canada and my dad's from New York (where we live). Both of my parents family's have lived in their respective countries and areas (New York and Toronto) since the 1880's.... So yeah...

But my relatives who came to Canada were from Russian and my dad's family was from Poland.

I'm just basic English, I think that I am anyway, haha :)

I'm a Malaysian :P.

Hmmm ... that's a good question. I know that I'm half German, on my dad's side. But my mom's side is tough ... how about we just say the people on my mother's side liked to sleep around? ... I'm kinding. The rest of me is Irish and British. Though I was born and raised in the United States.

technically, everyone only has one nationality, sometimes two, but very rarely. Your nationality is the nation that you belong to, or that you're a citizen of. Therefore, I live in America so my nationality is american. My ancesors come from many different countries and those are in me, but those are actually ethnicities rather than nationalities. My ethnicities are French, German, Irish, Italian, Portuguese, French-Canadian, Native American, and English. So yeah, sorry. I tend to get all technical and I sound like a dictionary...

I just did a project on this in history class.

I'm Irish and Chec Republc, and from Holland. I don't know what they are called exactly though... Hollish? Hollwedgen? Hmm...

I believe that if you're from Holland that you're Dutch, though I might be mistaken...they make everything so confusing nowadays...

Oh, I should have known that. Now I feel really stupid... Oh well. Thanks.

don't feel stupid. I think making people from Holland Dutch is weird. I mean people from Germany are German and people from France are French. Where did they get Dutch from Holland? The world should be confused...