American.

Born Canadian of mainly Belgian and Irish stock with a good mix of Scot, English and French.

American

US

British

Dutch.

American

American

i am a mutt.......... i'm american but of english, welsch, german, cuban decent. there must be something else mixed in there somewhere.

um, USA

nationality? i live in america.

US.

American

I read this question as asking for country citizenship, not ethnicity. So, I am an American citizen.

If you're asking ethnicity, them I'm what the forms say as "Caucasian, not of Hispanic decent". Euro ancestry - German, Dutch, Danish.

Mongrel

British subject. Would rather be a British citizen, but hopefully will be one day...

Let's not go into this.

Okay, let's go. I am a carrier of Canadian passport, and although I love and support Canada, I am not a Canadian. I feel like I'm nothing.

How are you a British subject but not a citizen?

Because of the monarchy. I'm a subject of the Queen.

I consider myself Irish. My maternal grandmother was first-generation Irish. Both her parents emigrated from County Cork, Ireland. My paternal grandfather-not sure of his background, but I believe there was some Cherokee. I also know he was a direct descendant of Jesse James and the Dalton gang. (His first name was Dalton). Not sure about the relatives on my Dad's side. We were never very close to his side of the family.

Korean.

I'm Canadian...and I speak English.

British

I'm a bit of a mix. My great-grandmother was born in Ireland and imigrated. My great-grandfather was born in the U.S., but his ancestry is from Wales.

I'm Canadian and American.

Ah.... so am I a subject, too?


I'm just a lowly commonere

Irish, German, Native American - born in US.

AMERICAN

American

Canadian

I don't know about you - you might well be a citizen.

British.

American

I'm an all-American boy!

I am a European Mutt

> American.
Great answer!!!!

You don't live in Europe. I'm European. Maarten is European. You are American. That's what it says on your passport, right? Not to mention that "European" isn't a nationality anyway.

German.

British

French American, English American, Scottish American, and American Indian.

I thought i was a yank.

That's what we'd call any American here. I was told it only applies to Americans from certain areas though.

American!

Canadian eh!

Which means "Heinz 57" North American Edition...

British

Don't know with any certainty. Our family tree starts in the USA and with a Red Coat with the last name Taylor, who stayed here at the end of the American Revolutionary War. Someone has a letter that was written by G. Washington to him after that war ended. I have never actually seen the letter.

All of the family sir names are British on my dad's side of the tree; Taylor, Hughes, Smith, and Dockery are the ones I know. Of the names on the side of my mom's family that I know are: Millwood, Griffin, and Presley. Mom's mother said her folks were Dutch. I think Griffin is generally Irish. I never have much cared one way or another and I simply say that I am American, no hyphens.

I'm American.

NOPE, you are both right.
Any American to the English is a Yank.
To the rest of the U.S. anyone from New England (North East U.S.) is a yank (yankee)

white

White is a race (although the whole concept of race is debatable from biological point of view) and not a nationality.

british

American.

I'm an American.