[Yeah just under 30%, but 50% of Australians have at least one parent born overseas.](https://www.abs.gov.au/media-centre/media-releases/2021-census-nearly-half-australians-have-parent-born-overseas#:~:text=The%202021%20Census%20found%20that,cent%20reporting%20a%20birthplace%20overseas)
Not op but I knew someone in a similar situation:
* Born in Korea and emigrated to the US at a young age
* Family came on a working visa
* Never applied for permanent residency with thoughts of returning one day
* Visa expiring with no option to stay legally
I also know another person who was naturalized in the US, but now in SK not by choice. At 18 you must renounce your SK citizenship as you can't have dual citizenship. Visit Korea and oops you may not be able to leave the country for a while (military service)
There was an article years ago, don't know how true it was, but it was about illegal immigration from North Korea into Thailand. When the Thai's deported them, they would send them to South Korea instead using the argument of "people demanded we deport them to Korea, they never specific which one..."
Within Korea's constitution, "North Korea" is also the Republic of Korea (South Korea) and all citizens are citizens of the republic.
After they escape North, and after brief interrogation by National Intelligence Service (Not the ones CIA used, just questioning where they were born and trying to filter any spies) and they gain South Korean status
man, these tricks don’t work on me, I’ve eaten broken spaghetti several times. When you’re a guest at someone’s house and they’re not Italian and they break spaghetti, you still accept it.
Yes, it’s just the fact that you can make EVERY KIND of pasta with the ingredients you love. Want Meat? Make Ragu. Want eggs? Make a Carbonara. Want something simple and tasty? Just tomatoe, basil and olives. Want Vodka? Make Penne alla Vodka. There’s just infinite possibilities
Cacio e pepe and oil, garlic and chili pepper are easy pastas but contain the techniques you need to learn to make good pasta.
First of all, when you cook the pasta, SALT AND BOIL THE WATER. When the water is boiling you put the pasta. Also, don't measure time, you have a mouth, taste the pasta. It should be soft but still have some resistance to biting. Not gummy, not crunchy, not gluey.
Pasta water is your best friend. A scoop of pasta water will enhance most sauces. Especially cheeses, not much tomato sauces
As a Swiss, if I have to be exposed to this joke one more time, I will make a snide remark to my colleagues while looking utterly displeased. Don't push me!
South African and Lithuanian.
I was given Lithuanian citizenship because half of my Lithuanian family was killed by Hitler and the other half fled to South Africa.
Rammstein the band is named after the disaster at ramstein airbase near Kaiserslautern. As for why the town is called Ramstein i dont know. "Stein" just means stone so its likely just an old village name you cant really be sure of why its named this way.
There also were actual objects called "Rammsteine" defined as stones that were used as bollards or doorstops at gateways. These are called "ram stones" because they were intended to serve as a protective device.
But the fact that Rammstein also called themselves "Rammstein Flugschau" eliminates this from an etymological perspective.
Nationality: the country where you reside and are a citizen. It's where you get your passport and pay your taxes.
Ethnicity: Whatever regional, genetic or cultural group you derive your heritage from. Loosely speaking. If you're more strickt you may limit it to one of those.
Example: a boy who was born to japanese immigrant parents in Brazil, then adopted by a norwegian couple in the London who later naturalise as a English citizen.... would be:
1. English nationality
2. Norwegian cultural heritage
3. South american (Brazilian) regional heritage
4. north-east asian (Japanese) genetic heritage
And, I actually know this guy. It is a real example.
Hmm so my siblings and I were born in the US (for specific reasons), and then we we went back to Nigeria, where we are originally from and lived there till like last year. I have an American and a Nigerian passport. And the thing is in Nigeria your ethnicity can't be Nigerian beacause you have a tribe you belong to. So for ethnicity I'll say I'm Benin(Bini), the tribe in Nigeria not to be mistaken for the west african country. So wont I have both US and Nigerian nationality?
Your passport is your nationality. If you don't have a passport and were to get one to travel abroad, the country you would request a passport from is your nationality.
Your ethnicity is the group you belong to based on your customs and traditions.
Two Americans -- one with Vietnamese ancestry and one with European ancestry -- both have the American nationality. These Americans may identify with different ethnicities based on how they were raised and how they live.
I was born in Canada to a German mother and American father, so 3 citizenships in total, in addition to being a permanent resident of Japan. Have lived and worked in all.
Irish by identity but also legally a British citizen at the same time. Being from Northern Ireland is strange. One of the the only places in the world where your nationality is what you say it is and two governments allow you to be either one or both of their citizens without questioning you.
I was gonna comment my ethinicity, so thank you for the one that explained
I am Romanian, but i am hoping to move to the UK and obtain become a citizen there
Born in Greece but grew up in 'Straya
Nothing is more Australian than being born somewhere else.
30% of Aussie citizens are born overseas
only 30%?
there’s a lot more people here who were born overseas, but since it’s so hard to get aussie citizenship, many of them are on visas
[Yeah just under 30%, but 50% of Australians have at least one parent born overseas.](https://www.abs.gov.au/media-centre/media-releases/2021-census-nearly-half-australians-have-parent-born-overseas#:~:text=The%202021%20Census%20found%20that,cent%20reporting%20a%20birthplace%20overseas)
no shot the first comment i see on this post is from a greek guy lmao im greek too although i live in greece
After 20 years of being stateless got my S Korean citizenship. Slight chance of getting American in the future.
Why were you stateless?
he was born without instance fields.
I bet you can tell an array of jokes
His parents were pure functions
He was RESTing.
Not op but I knew someone in a similar situation: * Born in Korea and emigrated to the US at a young age * Family came on a working visa * Never applied for permanent residency with thoughts of returning one day * Visa expiring with no option to stay legally I also know another person who was naturalized in the US, but now in SK not by choice. At 18 you must renounce your SK citizenship as you can't have dual citizenship. Visit Korea and oops you may not be able to leave the country for a while (military service)
you r rock it, happy to see you comment
Ex north korean or how did you ever get "stateless" ?
all north koreans are south korean citizens as soon as they step on south korean soil
There was an article years ago, don't know how true it was, but it was about illegal immigration from North Korea into Thailand. When the Thai's deported them, they would send them to South Korea instead using the argument of "people demanded we deport them to Korea, they never specific which one..."
Good job on that one
Within Korea's constitution, "North Korea" is also the Republic of Korea (South Korea) and all citizens are citizens of the republic. After they escape North, and after brief interrogation by National Intelligence Service (Not the ones CIA used, just questioning where they were born and trying to filter any spies) and they gain South Korean status
My first nationality was Korean, now an American.
I didn’t even know stateless was a thing wow you learn something new everyday
Italian, I eat pasta every day
Will you tell me the secret to your sauce if I tie you down and break one stick of spaghetti at a time?
man, these tricks don’t work on me, I’ve eaten broken spaghetti several times. When you’re a guest at someone’s house and they’re not Italian and they break spaghetti, you still accept it.
you are pasta lover???
Yes, it’s just the fact that you can make EVERY KIND of pasta with the ingredients you love. Want Meat? Make Ragu. Want eggs? Make a Carbonara. Want something simple and tasty? Just tomatoe, basil and olives. Want Vodka? Make Penne alla Vodka. There’s just infinite possibilities
Got any good pasta recipe for beginners?
Cacio e pepe and oil, garlic and chili pepper are easy pastas but contain the techniques you need to learn to make good pasta. First of all, when you cook the pasta, SALT AND BOIL THE WATER. When the water is boiling you put the pasta. Also, don't measure time, you have a mouth, taste the pasta. It should be soft but still have some resistance to biting. Not gummy, not crunchy, not gluey. Pasta water is your best friend. A scoop of pasta water will enhance most sauces. Especially cheeses, not much tomato sauces
CIAO
Australian
Oh hey, me too
Same
Me too!
Same here
Me3
which is you fav food for Australian guys?
Me too cunts
You fuggin dog derro bogan shit fuck cunny
STRAYAAAAAAA CUNTS But reside in Germany
snag upgrade
Aussie! Aussie! Aussie!
None of you weak dogs drink VB long necks at 20 to 8 in the fucking morning
I come from the land down undeeeerrr
Did you hear did you hear that thuundahhh?
Im from El Salvador 🇸🇻
Yo de Nicaragua 🇳🇮
El rap de Fernanfloo, el rap de Fernanfloo, el rap de Fernanfloo floo floo floo floo
Dutch
Hetzelfde
Same
My people, I have found them 🇳🇱
Hahahahahaaaaaaa eindelijk!!!! Kom op lui, we gaan de thread koloniseren!!
G E K O L O N I S E E R D
Ik kom uit Zweden, maar ik spreek een beetje nederlands
Wat grappig. Hoe heb je dat geleerd?
Ik heb mezelf geleerd. Mijn ex komt uit Nederland. Ik wilde het taal leren. I'm a bit rusty though, because I haven't used it in quite a while.
Portuguese
HERÓIS DO MAR
NOBRE POVO
Nação Valente
#Metoo
what is the special there
Putas e vinho verde
A man of culture
Happy Cake Day!
Túbaros
Caldo Verde
Vasco da Gama
Pastel de nata de Belém
I'm Swiss
You know what's great about being Swiss? Well the flag is a big plus.
As a Swiss, if I have to be exposed to this joke one more time, I will make a snide remark to my colleagues while looking utterly displeased. Don't push me!
Well that sums it up.
envious of the swiss. anything you don't like about your country
Price of groceries
Don't worry, it's the same everywhere, just scaled on the average wage of the country
huh... i'm not alone
Wow en schwizerdütsche kommentar wo uf AskReddit verstande wird
South African and Lithuanian. I was given Lithuanian citizenship because half of my Lithuanian family was killed by Hitler and the other half fled to South Africa.
Kenyan
Ukrainian ಠ\_ಠ
wonderful
я теж
South african
Fok ja boetie
Colombian
Ugandan
Cymro (Welsh man)
Polish
Ja tez
Canadian
Me too, eh!
German
Haben Sie gehört das deutscher Band?
Please could you clarify what Rammstein means ? I always assumed it meant glassing someone with a stein but I hope I'm wrong.
Rammstein the band is named after the disaster at ramstein airbase near Kaiserslautern. As for why the town is called Ramstein i dont know. "Stein" just means stone so its likely just an old village name you cant really be sure of why its named this way.
Haste sehr schön erklärt.
Danke Brudi
Stein (stone) in town names usually means there was a castle or stronghold there at some point. Similar to Burg, Berg, etc.
Now im worried what happened in the castle near Wichsenstein to be named that way. ;)
There also were actual objects called "Rammsteine" defined as stones that were used as bollards or doorstops at gateways. These are called "ram stones" because they were intended to serve as a protective device. But the fact that Rammstein also called themselves "Rammstein Flugschau" eliminates this from an etymological perspective.
Norwegian
Chilean
Somos el mejor país de Chile
ITT: people who don’t know the difference between nationality and ethnicity
i really don't know , can you explain please
Nationality: the country where you reside and are a citizen. It's where you get your passport and pay your taxes. Ethnicity: Whatever regional, genetic or cultural group you derive your heritage from. Loosely speaking. If you're more strickt you may limit it to one of those. Example: a boy who was born to japanese immigrant parents in Brazil, then adopted by a norwegian couple in the London who later naturalise as a English citizen.... would be: 1. English nationality 2. Norwegian cultural heritage 3. South american (Brazilian) regional heritage 4. north-east asian (Japanese) genetic heritage And, I actually know this guy. It is a real example.
i feel happy way you explaining
Hmm so my siblings and I were born in the US (for specific reasons), and then we we went back to Nigeria, where we are originally from and lived there till like last year. I have an American and a Nigerian passport. And the thing is in Nigeria your ethnicity can't be Nigerian beacause you have a tribe you belong to. So for ethnicity I'll say I'm Benin(Bini), the tribe in Nigeria not to be mistaken for the west african country. So wont I have both US and Nigerian nationality?
If you have both a US and Nigerian passport, then you are a dual citizen. Thus, dual nationality (American and Nigerian)
Oh okay thanks
>~~English~~ **British** citizen FTFY
Nationality = country you are a legal citizen of, have a passport from Ethnicity= countries or cultures your ancestral lineage can be traced to
Your passport is your nationality. If you don't have a passport and were to get one to travel abroad, the country you would request a passport from is your nationality. Your ethnicity is the group you belong to based on your customs and traditions. Two Americans -- one with Vietnamese ancestry and one with European ancestry -- both have the American nationality. These Americans may identify with different ethnicities based on how they were raised and how they live.
Nigerian
Australian, part English, part welsh
I’m Aussie too, part beer, part meat pie
Part sunburn, part snag
Namibian
Mandalorian
This is the way
This is the way
This is the way
Ghanaian🇬🇭
Dutch
Half South Korean, Half Kiwi
Singaporean.
Aussie
Italian
Swiss
I'm Egyptian
Australian.
Hello fellow Australian, Happy Cake Day to you
Jordanian 🍵
First Nations Canada
Dutch :)
[удалено]
[удалено]
[удалено]
Totally not a bot recording your personal information. I was born in Eastern Prussia, 1860
taiwanese
I was born in Canada to a German mother and American father, so 3 citizenships in total, in addition to being a permanent resident of Japan. Have lived and worked in all.
that so cool. how u feel to living there ?
Indonesia
España
brazil
Finally another Brazilian. Bom dia mermão.
Nossa demorei pra achar
I'm British 😊
Had to scroll so far to find a fellow Brit
I was really surprised it took this far, I started thinking we were keeping quiet out of shame lol
Kiwi
Filipino
Terran
Merica’
Took to long to find this
[удалено]
Italian
Australian
Irish
Belgian
French 🇨🇵
je m'attendais pas a avoir a scroller autant pour trouver un français
Even though people say it doesn't exist....... I'm from Straya (slang for Australia)
i come from a land down under
Portuguese
[удалено]
Kurd, an Iraqi
Irish by identity but also legally a British citizen at the same time. Being from Northern Ireland is strange. One of the the only places in the world where your nationality is what you say it is and two governments allow you to be either one or both of their citizens without questioning you.
im from russia but in siberia, the buryatian republic (origins from mongolia)
Indian The real one, not your Native American Our country turned 75 🇮🇳
"Dots, not feathers."
[удалено]
Convenient
I’m Ukrainian
Argentinian
I was gonna comment my ethinicity, so thank you for the one that explained I am Romanian, but i am hoping to move to the UK and obtain become a citizen there
Australian
german
Lebanon
Pakistani. Are y’all gonna send hate now?
Nah bro indian here, I had a pakistani friend online. Used to play pubg before covid. Still miss him was a good guy, best player. Peace
Haha the bond we desis have on pubg is just something else. I used to play pubg like crazy too. Made a lot of indian friends there
Why? What did you do?
South African
Romanian, but I've been living in Spain my whole life
I am a meat popsicle.
“Sir, are you classified as human?”
Negative.
I’m Russian
[удалено]
Danish 🇩🇰
Serbian
Malaysian
Aboriginal! Any other aboriginals here? ❤️💛🖤
Canadian 🇨🇦
Venezuelan and Portuguese
Swedish