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 Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 1:01 am
I'm from New Jersey. heart I'm fluent in English, and am currently learning French.
My mom is African American, and my dad is Dominican, so I'm half Hispanic (though I know French better than I do Spanish, which shouldn't be). I don't really do heritage percentages or parts, because I just don't know all of that. So I just gave you what I DO know. smile Which is pretty much what I am. Also, my grandparents are from the southeast United States. They moved up north.
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Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 8:28 pm
Hi. I'm from the US. I speak fluent english and am currently learning German ^^. I'm a mix of a lot of diffrent things, so I guess I fit America as a melting pot XD. I'm German, Irish, French, Native American, Polish, and Dutch...I think @.@ I dont remember if the last one is right or not.
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Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 9:00 am
Bonjour, Im Aimee Moreaux. I live in La Rochelle, France. I was born and raised there and I speak French extremely fluently. My mother's family has been in France for centuries. My dad is from England and we can trace his ancestors back to Dukes in England. My dad was in France on a buisness trip when he and my mom met at a cafe in Paris called Café Bibliothèque. My dad was already a multimillionaire and he had been to lots of parties with single women but when he looked into my mom's eyes he always says he knew she was "l'une pour lui". Sounds cliche right, well my mom says its all true and it sounds romantic to me. Au revoir!
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Posted: Sun Dec 20, 2009 3:12 pm
hello, i'm the first of my family to be born in the US, but i lived in italy as a kid; i'm 100% italian. i've been forgetting some of my italian, but i speak it fairly well. i'm currently living in Connecticut, a state in the northeastern US. i speak spanish very well, almost fluently. i'm learning mandarin and a little bit of arabic. i'm very interested in arabic, hindi, thai, and bahasa indonesian
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Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 7:32 am
I'm from Quebec, Canada. I'm 15/16 French (French Canadian, actually) and 1/16 Irish (my great-great-grandmother was Irish). My family has been living here for centuries (my first ancestor arrived in the 1600's). Unfortunately, this means that I don't have any close family members that still live in Europe. sweatdrop
I have two Haitian siblings but that doesn't really count as my own cultural heritage, does it?
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