Through parents/grandparents , how many nationalities are you?

[ThatGoldEagle]

Just 1 for me English

Same here!

Just the one. My sister joined one of those ancestral DNA things, and there seems no evidence whatsoever that any of our DNA comes from anywhere other than the same part of our country. Not that surprisingly -- small farmers and landless labourers on both sides.

Two for me, same for DH

3, Finnish, Russian and English

1, Irish 😍

One.

Four - none of them English!

4, Greek, French, Scottish, English

Irish and English.

100% Irish both sides. Pure bred. Dd complains now boring we are, her pals have lots of interesting mixes.

Four.

English, Welsh and Irish (of Scottish descent). Very much British mixed.

Me Irish, my husband Italian / Greek

…my kids have interesting temperaments! 😁

Technically, "English" is an ethnicity rather than a nationality.

I'm a mix of English, Irish and Welsh.

French, german, scottish and english.

Officially on paper, British and Cypriot.

My daughter is British, Cypriot and American.

But through our ancestry DNA we both have lots of different ethnicities in there.

Just English.

I did have some Scottish great great grandparents.

Italian, English, Austrian, Polish, German, Irish (I think everyone I know is a bit Irish!)

My friend came out as 97% Irish on her DNA test. That is pretty boring!

All four of my grandparents were born in London. None of my great grandparents were from England though. London was a great big port that drew them all in.

Swedish & Canadian via maternal, Italian via paternal .

my kids will have all that combined with Polish.

mongrel power!

English, English, Welsh, Canadian

Anglo Saxon

Irish and Welsh ❤️