What should we called him?
By noorasie
@noorasie (686)
Pakistan
45 responses
@yousource (25)
• Saudi Arabia
8 Jan 07
Still American! He's a natural born American. I think it's in the U.S.constitution.
@ssh123 (31073)
• India
22 Nov 06
This is hypothetical. But I have come across a boy whose origin is interesting. His mother became pregnant at Aden (near UAE), she delivered this boy at Sri Lanka and brought up and now living in Bangalore, India. Whenever some asks him about his native place, he says: Made in Aden, delivered in Sri Lanka, Living in India.
Now regarding your discussiion, one can rightly call that person as MULTINATIONAL MAN.
@missyann73 (1454)
• United States
1 Sep 06
no matter where he has been, what he has done, how he made a living, he is still a man
@moneymind (10510)
• Philippines
17 Dec 06
call him by his name, what ever his name is. greetings. : )
@sanmargswaudyog (258)
• India
20 Nov 06
as he is no more now in this world why do you take tension about him? Let's talk about someone alive.
@mohamadreza85 (3)
• Iran
31 Aug 06
I think we should call him a multicountry man or multinationality man.but this is a good experience that a man can has.
@Foxymoron (55)
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31 Aug 06
Initially my response was to call him by his name,(this is a riddle isnt it?) but in regards to his his nationality/culture, then i think it would depend on what he felt he was. I`ve known people whove been somewhat similar - i think they can have a hard time finding their identity. If he grew up in France then I`d probably consider him French. What nationality were his parents?
