I'm Italien, French, British, Hawaiian, and Filipino.
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kat1990 wrote:
most of you are half of english speakers decent.
I dont have anything, and i dont believe in bloods of different countries. People can become like anther nation when they get their new citizenship. No such thing as country bloods.
If people wanna become a new yorkan citizen and happen to pick up the accent, then theyre really not much different to one that was born there.
Having a little of another blood in you doesnt change the nationality, my opinion. Its just blood. Im nothing.
J.Walker wrote:
Dat question gets askd alot among teenz here in Montreal, well, atleast among black people. We always gotta know (you Jaican, Bajan, Hatien, Vinci, from d congo, American r whereva?). But it applies to white people too. So, where are your grandparents from? Or whats your race? I think its cool to kno, like where we all came from. So this is where you can share it.
I consider myself, a Vincentian(from St. Vincent & The Grenadines in the Caribbean) Garifuna (which means a mix of African and Amerindian/Carib) with a little Portugese and Scottish (my one white grandma) mixed in. Theres probably more but thats as far as I know. But I'll just settle for 'black', lol.
BirdofParadise wrote:
I'm mostly Britsh.