My mum is German, moved to uk in 1968
My father is English
I was aware that Germany was the most hated country when I was young or just before I was born
I wanted my mum to be from a different more beautiful country like Spain or something
Immigration is a problem at the minute here
Unsustainable numbers
It’s been incredibly dramatic seeing all the polish shops close after brexit vote
I think people now don’t feel welcome
I think it’s a joke leaving the EU
My dad is Dutch, was born in the Hague and emigrated to South Africa in 1952 when he was 12. His mom was German and his dad Dutch.
My mom is Afrikaans - mainly from Dutch settlers coming here to SA in 1600’s or 1700’s
I am Syrian living in Canada. Writes and reads arabic, french and english. Can understand some spanish.
Fourth generation American on my dad’s side. My grandpa couldn’t speak English until the second grade. My great grandmother would speak Finnish to me all the time. On my mom’s side there is Native American, Norwegian, and German immigrants from four generations ago. Can still see the Lakota in my mom a bit.
My parents immigrated to the U.S. from Germany. I was born in the U.S.
Im syrian,i live in australia,i can speak arabic,cant write arabic though.
Mum was born in India, dad was born in Nairobi, I am born in England
We migrated from Denmark to Norway when I was little, then I moved back to Denmark at 20, and moved to Greece 6 months ago.
So I guess you can call me an immigrant, yes.
I’m from the Caribbean, currently in the states… most of my family live here…
American born Chinese. My dad has dual citizenship in Taiwan.
I’m 3rd generation. My grandparents were immigrants from Syria and Ireland.
My mom was full blooded Greek. My dad was usually half drunk.
My father was a Mexican immigrant to the U.S. who signed on to join the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He was a lifer in the Army who went on to fight in the Vietnam War as well. He was in the Special Forces 82nd Airborne in Vietnam. He was a sniper. He retired after 20 years as a CW3 Commissioned Warrant Officer.
I guess that makes me first generation? Or second?
My mother was a little, white, farm girl from rural Blair, Nebraska. She went on to become the supervisory social worker at State of Nebraska Social Services Department.
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