Your nationalities?

[Skorzen]

True Portuguese, as long as my entire family is made out of Portuguese people.

[lisati]

born in Fiji, lived most of me life in New Zealand. Am pretty much a mongrel mix of indian and nepalese, but never been to those places

Ni sa bula vinaka! (Unless I'm mistaken, that's "kia ora" to the rest of the world)

[ianto`]

I was born in Wales, I have lived in Wales for the majority of my life and I have a very strong connection with my native country. For several generations now, my family have been Welsh.

I am a Welshman.

[Kosimo]

I am Catalan.

[macogw]

My mother's family is Andalusian and Catholic.
My father's family is half Polish and half Lithuanian. Also, Jewish.

I usually only mention the Andalusian part if someone seriously asks. I totally look Hispanic and it is the only part I've ever slightly identified with.

Er...Catholic isn't an ethnicity/nationality. It's a religion.

Nationality: USA
Ethnicities: Irish, Italian, Austrian, and Jugoslavijan.

[sisco311]

d'oh, this terms are confusing me.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationality


nationality/citizenship: Romanian
ethnicity: Magyarized Swabian

[sisco311]

Er...Catholic isn't an ethnicity/nationality. It's a religion.

So Catholic Andalusian is not an ethnicity, but Yugoslavian is?

[gedas0220]

I am Lithuanian 8)

[Kosimo]

d'oh, this terms are confusing me.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationality


nationality/citizenship: Romanian
ethnicity: Magyarized Swabian

Nationality doesn't necessary have to be related to citizenship.
The best way to define it is:
State = A geographical area with borderlines that defines a territory under some specific sovranity.
Nation = A group of citizens located in a land that shares same culture, history, language and all of them feel part of the same ethnicity.

Catalonia for example is a nation without state that is located in four different states, (Spain, France, Andorra and Italy).