:lol: Yeah, same here. Even if I'm a pure-blooeded Italian, you would never say I am by looking at me... My best friend even thought I was Russian when he first saw me, and several people have asked me if I am English or Scandinavian... As a matter of fact, I'm proud not to look Italian. :lol:
Ulster-Scottish. (The term Ulster is oft used to refer to Northern Ireland, although can include some parts of the ROI.)
Mother romanian , father romanian my aunt and uncle live in calgary,canada. I've been there 2 times. I loved it . I have to get a schollership and make the university there and maybe become a canadian citizen
My father is from Ireland, so that makes me 1/2 (4/8) Irish. My mother is from Spain, but her grandmother was from Italy, so that makes me 1/8 Italian and 3/8 Spaniard. I am first generation American, along with my brothers and sisters, born and raised in Manhattan. Ali
I'm Norwegian on both my mom's side and my dad's side. Of course born and raised in the wonderful USA.
My parents are both french ... so, I think I'm french ! Someone said once that I surely have holland origins because of my father's family name (or maybe belgian origins and north europeans countries) SO, I'm European
I'm a Québécoise pure laine ("pure wool" French Canadian :lol: ), even though I like other countries too! Oh, btw, my father's name was *ahem* William *ahem*... Maybe that's why I love William Petersen so much!
Maybe :lol: lucky one to be a québecoise !!! I do love this part of Canada , people are so kind ! and I love the way you speak french ; even for a french, your accent is sometimes hard to understand but it's so cute ! The City of Quebec is wonderful (The Chateau Frontenac , waow)
I know I am lucky! And I was told my English accent was cute, during one of my cruises, by an American. And yes, I just love Québec City (worked at the said Château Frontenac for 4 years, a lifetime ago...). I moved back here in April after spending 13 years in Montréal. Nice city, by I prefer Québec... so much history, so many wonderful restaurants, nice people, low crime rate, what's not to love? :lol: