nationality question.

[tekni]

this is a scenario.

my dad is chinese, my mum is chinese but i was born in england.

what would that make me?

i'm not btw, it's just a scenario.

[Rob]

Chinese.

Rob

[cocaine]

You're English.

[Rob]

But biologically you're 100% Chinese, since both parents are 100% Chinese.

Rob

[cocaine]

But because you're born in England, you're English.

[Blue]

50% chinese 50% English

[brapbrap]

But biologically you're 100% Chinese, since both parents are 100% Chinese.

Rob


NOOOOOOO.

Hes 50% chineese and 50% english....


You cant be 100% chinese and be born in england...

[pulchritude]

You are chinglish.

Problem solved.

[brapbrap]

You are chinglish.

Problem solved.


LOOOOOOOOOOOOL

theirs your answer

[Rob]

Hmm, so here's a real life dilemma. My mate's English, his parents are 100% English, but he was born in Germany whilst they were on holiday there.

Does that make him German or English?

Rob

[Casanova]

politcally correctness makes you 100% english.

your authenticity is chinese.

[brapbrap]

politcally correctness makes you 100% english.

your authenticity is chinese.

No.....

being born in england makes you english....:s:s:s:s

[Roboevil]

You're Chinese as of now, if you live in English, grow up in England, your parents are both English citizens and make you one then yes you're English. But bioligically you're Chinese and will be until made otherwise.
Speaking of, hypothetically speaking, are your Chinese parents British citizens?



You are chinglish.

Problem solved.

LMAOWTHOMGLOLZNOSOZPLZKTHX

[DiscoPat]

25% Chinese
25% English
50% Turkish?

[Caution]

Hmm, so here's a real life dilemma. My mate's English, his parents are 100% English, but he was born in Germany whilst they were on holiday there.

Does that make him German or English?

Rob
Same, my mate has 2 Scottish parents but he was born in Germany.

[Kymux]

He's arabic. He just doesn't know it.

[RedStratocas]

Depends really on what you mean. It took thousands of years for genes and traits of certain areas to develop. Since you were born in england, your chinese traits havent changed, so technically, you are 100% chinese. But since you were born in enland, you would put down English on a form:P

Kinda hard to explain.

[cocaine]

Hmm, so here's a real life dilemma. My mate's English, his parents are 100% English, but he was born in Germany whilst they were on holiday there.

Does that make him German or English?

Rob

So then he's German.

[Kardan]

Chinese, just because you're born somewhere else doesn't make you a different nationality.

I think.

[alexxxxx]

British. =] That is your nationality because you were born and brought up in Britain.

You are of a Chinese ethnicity. Biology means nothing about Nationality.

[FlyingJesus]

Hmm, so here's a real life dilemma. My mate's English, his parents are 100% English, but he was born in Germany whilst they were on holiday there.

Does that make him German or English?

Rob

Guessing that he lives in England, he's English. He would have been a German National to start with but him living here and presumably having an English passport makes him English. In the same way, the hypothetical character in the original post of this thread would be English - it's all down to what your passport says.

[348GTS]

You are chinglish.

Problem solved.

rofl, I'd give you rep but I can't :( too much in 24 hours.

[Twinkie]

You're nationality is English but your ethnicity is Chinese. Entirely different things.

[[Chris]]

chiglish?

you would be chinese but your nationality would be english