What nationality/ethnicity do you identify with?
 

Honestly, I know very little about what I primarily am. I know my dad descended from germany and my mom is a bit irish.
but most of my family has lived here for a really, really long time. :X

I'm British, though I'll probably say English more often than not as Britain covers 4 different countries. But I'm basically a European mongrel as my Dad is half French, a quarter Italian and a quarter Swiss, and my Mum is half English and half Irish. I don't generally confuse people with my complicated heritage though :lol:

Maybe it's a good thing that my Dad was adopted and got a new surname, otherwise I'd have a double-barreled French surname which would be hard to fit onto forms and so on and people would be always pronouncing wrong xD

I am canadian, But my heritage includes Dutch, english, scottish, welsh, and very largely Norwegian.

I would normally say American..though if asked more of what combination of American, I'm considered more German American due to my father's side/last name even though I live with my mother (now has a different last name than me)...On my mother's side we think it's a combination of English and Irish somehow...Oo;

I'm white.

That's really it. That's how I'd describe myself.

I'm American Chinese (: And I love dim sum and pizza.

Nationality wise I'm American, but also Hawaiian as i live in Hawaii. My ethnicities would be Chinese, German, Native American, African American, Hawaiian those i know for sure but i've also been told Japanese, Korean & Irish.
I identify with my asian or Native American side more than any of my other ethnicities.

I'm American 3 half's Dutch 1 half Irish and we pinch of French in me. my mom's mom is Dutch so is my mom's dad,my dad's dad is full dutch. my dad mom was full Irish and some were on my mom's side of the fmaily has french in them. it's kind of funny at times since I can only speak a few words in Dutch and French.

American. I'm 4th generation in America, so I know nothing if Mother Russia. I remember when I was a kid, there would always be cultural activities, and I never really got it. They'd ask for food other than American fare and the best I could do were latkes. And I don't even identify as Jewish anymore.

I'm an American. Since I'm Chinese-Korean, people are always asking me where I "came from." Saying Texas or the United States of America is never enough...because I suppose they think that belonging to an ethnic minority equates to being a recent immigrant. :/ And yes...they will push until I say what my ethnic background is. T__T

*will amuse myself - next time someone asks where I came from I'll say I'm from Pizza Hut* ;D

I am Englsh/Italian. I like my heritage, especially the Italian food lol

I am a Filipina :) My mother is from the Philippines and I was born there.... My dad was an American soldier stationed there. On his side I know for sure I have Scandinavian roots.... but not sure what else.

Hm... I am American, but racial/ethnic wise I consider myself Black. Even though I am white (consists of European backgrounds of German, Scots-Irish, English, and French), Black, and Hispanic (Colombian). I hadn't gotten the chance to know the Hispanic side of my family. So I only know the European side and the Black side.

As to what nationality I most identify with, I would go with American. As to race, I would go with Black.

For those that might say, "Shouldn't it be African-American". Well, that term is kind of out of date. The last time I checked or heard, there was a small movement on Facebook to change the term to "black". :S That is all I know. So don't correct me, please.

I just say I'm me. I am my own race, and not even my family would argue with that. :lol:

Technically speaking, my nationality is American and my Ethnicity is primarily German, with bits of Scottish, Welsh, French, and British stuck in there. So I guess I'd identify myself mostly with German and Scottish.

But if people ask where I'm from, I usually just answer "the world." I have no intentions of staying planted in one place for super long periods of time (8+ years). I get bored, it drives me crazy and makes me feel trapped, and I'd rather explore the world. And not just go see the sights, but live in and experience cultures I'm not familiar with. :D

I just say American. I don't go into my ancestry, because that's too much of a muddied puddle to actually be certain. My family likes to believe we have strong roots in Irish soil.

I guess culture wise I could claim Dutch, and I do hope to obtain Dutch nationality when I'm given the chance to have dual passports.

I am mostly a Cherokee Native American ;) the rest of me is pure mutt!

I'm Canadian. My heritage is French/German but I wouldn't identify that way. I've been born and raised in Canada - although many of our traditions and family recipes are mostly German etc... I'm still Canadian.

To me where I am from is more where I grew up then what nationality or ethnicity are you. So I'll answer both questions!
Nationality-wise I am American, ethnicity-wise I'm a bit of a mutt. My mom is German, and french mostly and my dad is polish and a bit of Russian. She grew up in Georgia. He is also new York Jewish, however he's about as Jewish as an Olive Garden is Italian, which is to say not very.

I am an army brat and I grew up all over the Southern US. Born in Germany, lived in Kentucky till 5th grade, moved to Texas live there till 11th grade and now I'm in Alabama.