nationality
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AmberLynn
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104615)
• United States
10 Feb 20
I have been accused of being English, and I need to apologize for that.
I am honestly not sure why people in my past have thought that I was from another country. I've had people ask me if I was from England before, or Scotland....
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Sharon Artes
@CzianneL_Andrea (283)
• San Pedro, Philippines
26 Oct 19
Good day! Of course, I know that we all love our heritage. But this is another hypothetical question. I myself am proud to be a Filipino citizen, I am proud to say that we are well-known for being hospitable, diligent and smart...
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Shavkat
@Shavkat (141905)
• Philippines
21 Apr 19
In the Philippines' history, the country is being colonized by Spaniards, Japanese, and Americans. They had ruled the country for a certain period of years. Thus, most locals are not pure blooded Filipinos. Some of them got...
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Nanette Piotrowski
@nanette64 (20363)
• Fairfield, Texas
7 Jun 18
Race = Ethnicity; who are we? Were Adam and Eve Caucasian? Since they supposedly had 2 sons; how did the planet get populated? Through incest? Or maybe Satan had a fling with Eve; which would explain the evil in humans. Or maybe...
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Lizirazo
@Lizirazo (2390)
• United States
24 Sep 17
I'm originally from Nigeria in West Africa but married to an American, we have a home in Nigeria and in USA, so we shuttle in between both countries but my husband prefers more of USA, I guess because he has lived all his life...
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5 people
41Combedale
@41CombedaleRoad (5966)
• Greece
13 Jan 17
I was recently introduced by a colleague to a friend of hers. She described me as 'very British'. I did not like this because I did not like the 'very'. I did not feel that it was a compliment. Probably because I am aware of...
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AmberLynn
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104615)
• United States
9 Dec 16
Did I tell you I finally broke down and got one?
They were (not sure if they still are) running a special for the Holidays, I paid $10.00 less. I guess that's what I was waiting for, because as soon as I saw it I bit the bullet...
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Boingboing
@boiboing (13147)
• Northampton, England
20 Oct 16
Two weeks ago I applied for an Irish passport. Without realising it, I've been Irish all my life - technically speaking. My late father was born in Wexford and I qualify as Irish because of his place of birth. I've had 'Get an...
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ryme bristol
@rymebristol (1808)
• Philippines
20 Oct 16
I had been working in Saudi Arabia for almost 4 years now, here I had worked together with different nationalities (Arabs, Indian, Pakistani, Jordaninia, Lebanese, Yemeni, Sri Lankan, Malaysian, Singaporean, English and Japanese)...
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123playa123
@supervalon (1208)
• North Las Vegas, Nevada
30 Sep 16
some people are sick of their countries because of the government BS and stuff. But leave apart all of the country problems, do you love your country? Do you feel patriotic? And if you could, would you change your nationality, or...
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41Combedale
@41CombedaleRoad (5966)
• Greece
20 Nov 15
I was recently introduced to an American (by an American) who described me as 'very British'. I was quick to tell her to drop the 'very'. Either one is or is not, but if someone describes me in this way I feel they have a 'very'...
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Boingboing
@boiboing (13147)
• Northampton, England
18 Oct 15
When people ask me my nationality I tell them I'm British. Technically I'm from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland but that's far too much of a mouthful. If I'm filling in a form, for example an immigration...
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meumeu25
@meumeu25 (913)
• United Arab Emirates
30 Dec 12
I really get pissed off with shallow minded guys. Here in my present location there are lots of people from different countries. I know almost everybody likes free stuff or things. Free ride, free food, free calling cards, etc. It...
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spicymary
@spicymary (558)
• Romania
29 Nov 12
I hear a lot of people heavily debating this topic. There are some people who talk about their country like an abstract entity that should be simply loved. They may not like the people or the habitudes, but they love the country,...
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jeanneyvonne
@jeanneyvonne (5500)
• Philippines
17 Nov 12
I have a friend who has dual citizenship and I think I am quite jealous of her (I have only one). I mean, she gets the best of both worlds - influence, culture, and standing. If one of citizenship or countries went bust, it's...
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