Ummmmm Cherokee, Irish, Scottish (Not Scotch Irish completely different), German, Dutch, English, Italian and probably Hopi as well but that isn't conclusive.

But I am American, born and raised in the South. My Dad's mother's family has been in this town for over 200 years. And part of my Mom's family has a seat on the Cherokee council.

My ethnicity is not really special I'm German, Portuguese, Welch, Dutch, and less than 1 percent Native american.

I was born in Brookhaven Long Island NY raised in the ghettos of New york (not the city). My family aren't really special when it comes to class other than my family is one of the only people in the whole district that have jobs. oTL

then when I was 13 we moved to Colorado, for me being the "fattest" one in the school.

I don't know any family history passed my grandparents because they never told great stories as well as on my dad side. My psycho grandpa is a hoarder and his hoards are newspapers and when the city called him to get rid of it and he wouldn't the city called a dumpster and a cleaning crew threw EVERYTHING AWAY even our family memorabilia. and Second he wasn't the type to tale about family, it's all about politics on him.

and that is why I have never seen him before in my life.

Sorry for my family rant. I have to put something half special to replace the plain race/ethnicity.

I'm half German. The other half is: 1/4 African(?), 1/8 Choctaw and 1/8 misc Caucasian. I look like I am Greek or maybe middle eastern. No real culture associated with this mixture, just California basic.

Italian (50 %), irish, native american, english, and german.

In order of how much I am. But I usually just say I am italian.

Irish, Scotch, Dutch, German, and a little bit of Indian (Cherokee). My father is either quarter or half indian, I can't remember which. I don't know a whole lot about my family's origin to be honest. I am just going by what I have been told.

I've lived around the same area in the United States my whole life thus far, though I think it would be amazing to explore the country on my own.

All I can really say for sure is "white." I'm mostly French, a little German, some English, a smidgen of Finnish but not even enough that it really counts...

I'm not on good terms with half of my family tree so we'll never really know for sure, but it doesn't bother me very much. I am interested in learning more about those countries but not even because it's my heritage. I just like learning. :3

most likely nationality unless you're tracing aboriginal roots - but it's still fun to talk about. go ahead :)

Mmm, German? I'm mostly German, my dad's pretty much full German, and my mom's like half. But my Grandma (on mom's side) is part Dutch, I think, and my Grandpa (also mom's side) is part Romanian.

Interesting. do you also speak the language? (german or dutch)

also blanket question for anyone with native american blood out there: do you speak a native american tongue? i never found out if native american languages are still spoken.

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haha what an interesting mix. do you speak tagalog at all?

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that's cool. what kind of foods does or did your family eat? do you celebrate a lot of Filipino holidays?

I speak American a little bit of Spanish form work and a tiny bit japanese when you learn it from anime. Oh and ebonics

ebonics : D
Where do you work that causes you to speak spanish?

I'm a pawnbroker in Colorado