Poll: What is your nationality?

[TheCaptain]

Germany. Born in Kassel, Hessia, raised in Hannover, Lower-Saxony, where I still live. I currently work in Hamburg, though.

 

[Radelaide]

YAY!!

There's an option for New Zealand!

[sub]For some reason NZ is always left out in these threads, and we have to vote "other" or, heaven forbid, "Australia".[/sub]

Anyway, yes, New Zealand. Live here, was born here.

You're just an Australian state, we've abandoned Tasmania and adopted you guys.

(from an Aussie)

 

[Knight Captain Kerr]

I'm one of those Irish people.

 

[Seriphina]

I'm a Scot, a Brit (for the moment) and a European.

Can't wait for Scottish independence!

Roll on hard times!

 

[hermes]

Uruguayan

 

[Flamezdudes]

United Kingdom here, specifically South East England. Live here now and have always lived here really.

 

[Kargathia]

Yay, first to vote Netherlands, and we're even on the list for a change (which is somewhat strange since there are only 10-20 Dutch people on this board...)

Quite a few more, in my experience.

 

[Angie7F]

Japan. But raised in Australia. Hence the nickname Jossie.
But now I have relatives and business in the US so my life is spread over the three countries.
It's cool. You can complain about all three countries while taking advantage of the strength of all three countries

 

[Ashadowpie]

im Canadian and my family have been here since the 1700's.

 

[Eleuthera]

Yay, first to vote Netherlands, and we're even on the list for a change (which is somewhat strange since there are only 10-20 Dutch people on this board...)

Quite a few more, in my experience.

Really? Besides myself I know of 5 or 6 by (screen)name, 2 of whom I haven't seen around in ages.

 

[Whoatemysupper]

Canuck here, but where is Sweden? I've seen more a few Swedes here.

 

[kortin]

Australia. Born in Melbourne, live in Brisbane now.
AKA two major cities in Australia which Americans somehow never pronounce correctly.
So, for my American friends, I was born in Melbern and now live in Brisbayne.

If it's pronounced "melborn", then I can hardly see your problem with people pronouncing it "incorrectly" since I'm certain it's just a case of them saying the name quickly.

Brisbane, however, I can't see how it could be pronounced differently and you can hardly blame someone for pronouncing it phonetically.

The US here. Born here, lived here for say...12 years of my life, spent the other 5 on that small island in Japan known as Okinawa.

 

[No social life]

I hail from the Great and Awesome Czech Republic!
...
Anyone know where that is? Anyone? Ah well...

South Africa - land of the corrupt politicians

Not so fast in hogging that title! We in the Czech Rep are quite fond of our knack for corruption and fund funneling as well! And stand mere 0.3 points higher on international corruption ranking than you guys. Take that EU!
...
More often than not I'm quite embarrassed to be Czech...

I know that feeling of embarrassment.

 

[Hagi]

Dutch and surprised that the Netherlands is even an option.

 

[WaysideMaze]

Boring northern England. Boring boring boring.

 

[Ziame]

Poland here. Forgive us for all the 'siemas'. I try to hunt them all down, and yet they still exist. (EU WoT players will know)

captcha: never give up.
ok, i'll hunt some more.

 

[sebashepin]

Hello everyone! I'm from Colombia and it seems i'm the first Colombian to reply. I'm actually excited to see the poll's final result.

 

[scw55]

Other - Welsh

My sentiment exactly, even though we're technically from the United Kingdom I consider myself Welsh first and foremost.

I agree United Kingdom is too broad. It's also short-sighted to assume that culturally and environmentally all countries in Britain are 'similar'. And Parliament's power over Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is very little. Those three countries are technically 80% independent from England. Also when you think United Kingdom, you think England. Some English people think that English and British are interchangeable.

 

[TheOrb]

Scotland.
And Mel Gibson does not count!!!
Although Braveheart did educate people around the world on why the Scots don't like being called "English" or even "British"

 

[Ziame]

Other - Welsh

My sentiment exactly, even though we're technically from the United Kingdom I consider myself Welsh first and foremost.

I agree United Kingdom is too broad. It's also short-sighted to assume that culturally and environmentally all countries in Britain are 'similar'. And Parliament's power over Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is very little. Those three countries are technically 80% independent from England. Also when you think United Kingdom, you think England. Some English people think that English and British are interchangeable.

yeah UK is a nationality as much as EU.