Nationality

What ignorant people say when they mean "Ethnicity".

Person number one: "Wow! You have blue eyes, a Semetic nose and African hair. What's your nationality"?

Person number two: "American".

Nationality by wrd nrd September 1, 2013

nationality

1) The country of your birth
2) The passport you hold of the country you reside.

Simply having an Irish name does not make you Irish! Besides most names starting with Mc or Mac originate in Scotland.

nationality by Anonymous June 25, 2003

Nationality

What people say when they mean heritage.

What’s your nationality? My nationality is Jamaican. My origins comes from Jamaica but I was born in United States.

Nationality by Optimistprime43 September 11, 2020

nationality

1)the country that you are a citizen of.
2)the country that you hold a passport of.
3)you can claim nationality of a country by birth, descent (child or grandchild of citizens) or naturalization (marriage)

if you are born in a different country from your familys birth, and then you claim that citizenship you are then that nationality. this happens a lot in the irish, italian, british diaspora

nationality by anonymous = March 15, 2007

nationality

something that caused a 10 minute argument between a bunch of fucktards

<splint077> irish person is still irish
<Z> You're fucking morons
<GoKuh> splint is right.
<DarthMan> Not if he's a citizen. It's not that difficult
<Z> Your original citizenship is your nationality, idiots

nationality by Ape January 11, 2003

nationality

1)the country that you are a citizen of.
2)the country that you hold a passport of.
3)you can claim nationality of a country by birth, descent (child or grandchild of citizens) or naturalization (marriage)

if you are born in a different country from your familys birth, and then you claim that citizenship you are then that nationality. this happens a lot in the irish, italian, british diaspora.

nationality by anonymous = December 14, 2008

nationality try hard

A person who claims to be several nationalities when they are clearly not, in particular someone who claims to have more fractions of nationality that can possibly make one whole,

Where are you from

I am british, you?

I am a quarter french, a quarter Irish, two thirds spanish, one eigth african american and two nineteenths scottish

oh right....well done, have you heard of 'nationality try hards?'

nationality try hard by gingleberry February 16, 2010