If you could be another nationality . . .

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which would it be? why?
 
Japanese, maybe. Their ways of life seem so polite and healthy.
And I've always wanted to be Italian because I think they speak a very beautiful language.
 
Italian or Korean.
Both have such beautiful skin and features
 
Polish.
I love the country (from second-hand experience) and I hope to live there someday. Also, it would be nice to know how to pronounce "WOJCIECHOWSKI" or "SZCZEPAŃSKI". :)

Edit: also, Argentinian. :D
 
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Chinese - language is complicated, would love to have learned it early on, and chinese features are gorgeous, unique - especially the eyes.

Agree with [MENTION=1768]Raccoon Love[/MENTION] = British and Irish accents are awesome.
 
Oh I don't know. I don't think I would want to. Maybe some kind of Catalan.
 
I like being a Singaporean but I'd also like being Finnish. Finland has beautiful scenery and is a stable country. To be honest, I don't really know that much about it, but I also heard it has a good education system.
 
Norwegian. Norway looks like a wonderful place to live.
 
Native American.

From what I've read about them, I respect their ancient views of the Earth and the relationship man has with it.
To me it has much value and the white man would do well to learn from them.
 
K-gal said:
Native American.

From what I've read about them, I respect their ancient views of the Earth and the relationship man has with it.
To me it has much value and the white man would do well to learn from them.
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You took the words right out of my mouth!
 
I am ok with being Croatian. But it is as with MBTI, I would not be any other nation...It is just what i am...I like meet different people and I am far from any sign of nationalism, but part of my identity is my nationality also, my language, my collective history...It is what I am...
 
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Some people have been saying native american. I definitely agree with that, but for my own selfish motives. I've always had the urge to run my own business (a casino), and people would assume I knew what I was doing just by looking at me.
 
Eastern European cultures are also interesting. I remember one of my classmates in grad school was Romanian, and an instructor i met recently was part Romanian/Moldvian i think, and for some reason, i felt particularly relaxed and comfortable when interacting with them. There's a non-threatening vibe in their demeanor which is refreshing. I didn't feel as if i had to be on guard as i usually am.
 
Dragon said:
You would, wouldn't you.
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What's that supposed to mean?! lol.

It just seems appealing to me. They are off in their own political world. No one touches them, they seldom touch anyone else. They're self contained, affuluent, and in a very mountained region of the world that gets a decent share of snow. They're also fluent in multiple languages. There's also this strange estoteric quality with the way their government is run and how it is visable to the public that just draws me in in a sense. Yup, I would enjoy it quite a bit.
 
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