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What do you call yourself?

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mokryna Mon 21-Sept-20 09:36:49

Not on official official documents of course but in your mind where do you place yourself and in what order?
I think of myself a EuroEnglishFrench person.

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PinkCakes Mon 21-Sept-20 11:15:59

English, that's all.

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Blossoming Mon 21-Sept-20 10:36:14

British. I have ancestors from Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland.

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Luckylegs Mon 21-Sept-20 10:32:30

Lancashire born and bred, then English.

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BlueSky Mon 21-Sept-20 10:30:33

Actually abroad they only know English don't they? hmm

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kittylester Mon 21-Sept-20 10:22:44

East Midlander (Derbyshire born but lived in Leicestershire for longer!) English, British.

I also wanted to remain part of Europe but dont feel European.

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WOODMOUSE49 Mon 21-Sept-20 10:15:49

British.
Live in Cornwall but can't say Cornish as not born/bred here.
Born and bred in Derbyshire and still love the county.

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Lesley60 Mon 21-Sept-20 10:15:27

I’m Welsh then British

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Taffy1234 Mon 21-Sept-20 10:13:56

Definitely Welsh!!!!!! European maybe.

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Kalu Mon 21-Sept-20 10:13:34

Your welcome MacCornforth. No need to polish a sporran though as it’s a man thing, worn with the kilt. Just practise saying ‘Och’. ?

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aggie Mon 21-Sept-20 10:12:43

Scottish , even though I have lived in Co Armagh for over 70 years

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vampirequeen Mon 21-Sept-20 10:11:32

A Yorkshire lass then English, British, European. If Scotland is going to become independent I'd like Yorkshire to become part of Scotland. I'd happily be Yorkshire, Scottish, European.

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janeainsworth Mon 21-Sept-20 10:11:17

British, pro-Europe, from Stockport.

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GrannyGravy13 Mon 21-Sept-20 10:10:00

An honorary Essex Girl, then British

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HAZBEEN Mon 21-Sept-20 10:08:52

A Geordie, English, British. Why aye man ye canna tak the Geordie oot a lass!

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JuliaM Mon 21-Sept-20 10:08:01

English, Yorkshire bred, but Derbyshire born and raised, yet the strong desire to return to Yorkshire frequently has stayed with me all my life.

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Bellanonna Mon 21-Sept-20 10:07:09

If I’m abroad, and I’m asked, my reply would be “English”. Currently not overly proud to be.

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FannyCornforth Mon 21-Sept-20 10:06:05

Ooh! Thank you Kalu!
FannyMcCornforth! (Polishes sporran)

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Kalu Mon 21-Sept-20 10:01:59

Happy to make you an honorary Scot FannyC ?

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Kalu Mon 21-Sept-20 10:00:32

Scottish, British and proud to be so.

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FannyCornforth Mon 21-Sept-20 09:59:29

Definitely British.
I am English, but I'd like to be Scottish.
I'm pro EU, but I've never felt the slightest bit European.

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tanith Mon 21-Sept-20 09:55:36

Londoner, British.

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trustgone4sure Mon 21-Sept-20 09:55:23

A British midlander.

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MiniMoon Mon 21-Sept-20 09:54:48

A's a lass frae Cummerland first. English a close second.

A divvant really think of mesel as European A nivver really did.

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Spangler Mon 21-Sept-20 09:51:11

Cockney!

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annsixty Mon 21-Sept-20 09:50:06

English, northerner.

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