TPF members Nationality

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With so many TPF members in different parts of the world, do we know how many nationalities are amongst us so far? :thinking:

I for one is a naturalised brit with Indian being my former nationality.
 
I have dual nationality - English & French.:D
 
English, married to an American, so almost dual nationality. ;)

I won't be giving up my nationality anytime soon though, although am very tempted to give up living here full time.
 
I am married to a Puerto Rican (US passport holder). My older son is married to a Chinese woman. I have ancestors from eatern Europe. So that's three nationalities in our house at the moment.
 
Half irish Half indian by blood. English by nationality/birth (?!)
 
white/black/mexican, by blood by nationality all english :D
 
Pict.
 
Born in Canada, raised and grew up in South Africa, lived and worked in the UK as a British citizen for the last seven years.
 
Rather boring I'm afraid, Im 100% English - Dorset born and bred.
 
Scottish with Irish ancestry somewhere on mum's side. Father's lot came from France and settled in Scotland in 12th century.

So we are quite capable of fighting with ourselves. :)
 
Over the the Centuries
Having been raped and pillaged by the Norse
invaded by the Saxons and Normans
Battled with the Celts and more recently "Investigated"
by visitort from planets unknown
I guess I am like so many others, 100% pure English :thumbs: :D
 
Only english here... But sometimes I am classed as Bipolar does that count as dual nationality...

Shutterman
 
British and more importantly a South Londoner - being Brixton born and bred (now living in Essex!!!!)
 
English with a Norwegian wife, get to go to the Arctic Circle lots of times to visit relatives a very expensive past time.
Still if the weathers good its a great place for photography
 
Moms English and Dad god bless his soul was Jamaican so that makes me confused :p
 
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Moms English and Dad god bless his soul was Jamaican so that makes me confused :p
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Same as my kids - Suzanne is 3/4 Indian + 1/4 English - our biggest surprise was when James popped out with a head of ginger hair like his dad (or like I used to have :() - he claims to be the only ginger Indian he knows :D
 
A kentish man or a man of kent, can't remember which.

English through and through
 
English, born and bred; but great grandparents from Tipperary, so probably explains a lot :lol:
 
Scottish born to a Jock Father and a English (Yorkshire) Mum, the jockish accent went many years ago.

Jim M
 
Born in England to a British mother and an Irish father, lived in South Africa for 6 years when I was younger, and my brother was born there. He is convinced he a South African :D:D
 
Irish through and through. Mum, dad, grandparents, great grandparents, great great grandparents all Irish. Roots lie in Co. Carlow a small town called Borris. Now living in Canada, grew up in Ireland then moved to England. Also lived in Antwerp for 5 years followed by a move back to England and in November 2007 I moved to Canada with my partner and baby girl.
 
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Half English, half Italian.
Dean:)
 
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