What ethnicity are you?

Started by niko2x · 6 Sep 2003 · 505 replies

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19 Nov 2005, 13:46 #401
Chinese l0l proud too :victory:
19 Nov 2005, 13:59 #402
Filipina, baby! W/ a lil bit of Chinese mixed in there
19 Nov 2005, 14:09 #403
Well i'm japanese born in america, but i was adopted by white ppl.. so i'm like a weird hybrid of redneck japanese..... plus i live in Texas....
19 Nov 2005, 14:43 #404
Somebody asked Tiger Woods what race he is, and he answered "Human" :applaud:
19 Nov 2005, 14:47 #405
I am a thoroughbred Singapore born Chinese.... :hehe:
19 Nov 2005, 14:57 #406
Nationality:American. Texan born and raised-but I live in the biggest city int he state and the 4th largest city in the country so I don't ride a horse to school or whatever. I'm very guilty of saying "ya'll" though. I can't help it.

Ethnicity:Filipino/Caucasian mix
19 Nov 2005, 15:11 #407
hehe me too! one of my professor tried to guess what i am, he mentioned all asian types except filipino


Omgosh, I get that a lot, too!! One time someone asked me if I was Hawaiian. Then this other guy asked me if I was "Filipinese." Oh, my.
19 Nov 2005, 19:21 #408
i'm half english half japanese but i have been asked if i'm from new zealand! :headscratch:
when the rugby world cup was on a few years ago i walked into a pub full of guys wearing england shirts. when they saw me some shouted out 'spy! keep quiet'. it was done in good humour though. :hehe:
19 Nov 2005, 19:27 · edited #409
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19 Nov 2005, 20:18 #410
English/Scottish here!
19 Nov 2005, 20:24 #411
gaijin mark wrote:Somebody asked Tiger Woods what race he is, and he answered "Human" :applaud:


Good answer :hehe: :rofl: . They should have asked what nationality or ethnicity he is instead of "race" :beaten:
19 Nov 2005, 21:42 #412
Wow I had no idea that everybody here was so diverse. Especially sooooo many mixed. Wow. I personally thinked mixed ppl look soooo cool.

I am Chinese-Canadian. Went to college in the States and am currently on a study abroad in England.

People usually think I'm korean tho (as in fellow asians) or Chinese and occassionally Japanese. But this summer I went to the beach a lot in Cali and has a pretty dark tan and now everybody asks if I'm thai or malaysian :sweat: I find it amusing.
20 Nov 2005, 11:49 #413
gaijin mark wrote:Somebody asked Tiger Woods what race he is, and he answered "Human" :applaud:

:lol: :lol: That is hilarious. :hehe:

And a perfect answer. :thumbsup:
20 Nov 2005, 17:09 #414
half japanese half european
22 Nov 2005, 03:02 #415
MissMonika wrote:
Then this other guy asked me if I was "Filipinese." Oh, my.

Wow, that's a new one to me. :hehe:
29 Dec 2005, 11:41 #416
German American here
29 Dec 2005, 12:02 #417
In the Central Valley, there's a big populace of Hmong people. I have been thought of as one once..

Anyway, I'm a majorly a Filipina with an eighth of Spanish blood that doesn't show at all... :hehe:
28 Oct 2006, 19:38 #418
I'm Japanese-American but my ethnicity is a question to me. As long as I can remember, coworkers, friends, strangers, doctors and my dentist have always asked me the same question - Are you Hapa (mixed)? I've even gotten this from complete strangers - You not Portuguese are you? Mixed? And I always reply...No. I'm pure, 100% Japanese. Why? These are the answers I usually get:

Your eyes are too light and too round for you to be Japanese.
When you're out in the sun, your eyes look almost hazel.

From doctors (and even just recently - my hairdresser here in Glasgow): Your cranial bone structure is different from Asians (I looked it up...there is a difference but not one that I can feel for myself...I don't know).

From my dentist in Hawaii - Your teeth are "funny-kine shape". You Hapa or what? He went on to explain the differences between Asian teeth and Caucasian teeth.

My ancestors are from Yamaguchi and Kumamoto - long known for it's history of Dutch, Portuguese and other foreign sailors and missionaries living amongst the Japanese people there for centuries.

When I look at actresses like Sawajiri Erika and one more (I forgot her name), and how strongly they pulled on their Japanese side, I often wonder about myself.

For now, I just find it amusing. I'm 100% Japanese. :victory:
29 Oct 2006, 04:55 #419
Chinese.
29 Oct 2006, 04:59 #420
Native Filipino - Palawan or Palawenyo

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