That's what I am(well Sicilian). My mom is the dago, my father is Polish and Lithuanian.

1/2 Irish, 1/2 German, 1/2 Polish ... :nod:

Fine. How about "If you trace your heritage as far back as it will go, what countries are your ancestors from?"

:scratch:

middle eastern here

Italian with perhaps a dash of Irishness thrown in there.

LOL that doesn't make it much easier... I've traced a lot of my family history. Somewhere down the line, a part of my family moved from Ireland to England, and their children moved to America. Does that make me British or Irish? Another part of family came here from Poland, but it was a part of Russia at that time. Am I Polish or Russian? Where did their ancestors come from? You see what I'm saying?

Sorry to come off as pretentious... just venting some thoughts, I guess.

No big deal. :mrgreen: I have trouble myself...

I'm positive that my grandfather (dad's side) was 100% German since we have paperwork from Bavaria. My mom was born in Austria to my "Hungarian" grandma and grandpa, who were born during the Austrio-Hungarian Empire so we don't know if they are really Hungarian or Austrian. Combine that with my dad's mom, whose parents were from Poland or from Austria depending on when in history you look at a map. Lots of border changes in the 20th century.

So I just roll with it and say I'm 25% German, 50% Austrian, and 25% Polish. Best guess at least.

egypt is north africa saying its middle east is sooo wrong... that is such a muslim concept... i say north africa

Puerto Rico and southern italy. woot. rice, beans and lasagna ftw!!

1/4 German, 1/4 Norwegian, 1/4 Hungarian, 1/8 Irish, 1/8 French

Italian, Irish, Polish, Piney......

1/2 Afghani 1/4 Black 1/4 Native American,3 different nationalities that were oppressed kicked out of their own country or went through some serious ****. I know how to blow stuff up, steal, and drink alot tho! :)

wow, we've got 5 native americans on the site?

Part Cherokee
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haha i was born in kiev, Ukraine but for some reason since half of america doesn't know wtf Ukraine is I usually end up telling people i'm russian since that's what i speak. :scratch:

100 percent polish

you look black to me

you look like a douchebag to me.

Don't take this the wrong way :lol:

I always thought that it was funny when Ukrainians introduce themselves as Russians to other people; however, when surrounded by Ukrainians and if they are referred to as "Russian" aka "Moskal'" they get offended. I never understand why, but I do find it humorous :lol:

I have no clue what I am

Mostly italian, my dad was born there, with some german and a hand full of random other things, including a hint of native american

So all and all, i can drink and love fascism

100% Italian, first generation born in America.

Italian
Retard
Out
Cruising

:lol:

Italian/Hungarian. My grandparents all came to America in the 30s and 40s.

Anyone have an interesting family tree? The Hungarian side of my family has keep it documented for hunderds of years, as far back that Genghis Khan is listed as my ansestor.

We tried doing one for the Italian side, buy too many records are missing/lost during the war, we could only go back about 6-7 generations.

My father and grandfather did the tree tracing thing -many- years ago, going back to the late 1600's. Apparently one of my Norwegian ancestors was pressed into British Naval service way back when, then jumped ship when they sailed into Boston pre-revolution. That's how my father's side of the family got to America. :rofl:

I also went to Ellis Island a few years back and typed in my last name on the computer, and saw all the (legal) immigration that happened from Norway, some of whom I might be related to.

German, polish & Hungarian mainly here.