Do you call yourself British or English?
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JayDee says Rawr
ANSWERS: 25
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english.
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British, but i think in our disunited kingdom i am now in a minority.
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no option for me here..Oops
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To be politically correct I would say I am British, but deep down I am English
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Depends on my mood and the context. But I think of myself as British first, English second in the majority of cases. That's just because there are a lot of Irish and Scots in my family. I am quite patriotic of England though =)
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welsh
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Both :) + Proud
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I call myself Scottish.
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technically i'm british, but i say english ... much easier
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neither is mine. i was very good when i was in school tho it was my second language. i live in ireland now so have nobody to practice with :( thanks.
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Celtic, Scottish, European. never British. Rampant S.N.P voter here.
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I call my self the patrioted son of a british colony, American. +4
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none of the above iam indian american
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British is how I refer to myself too as in a nation of British people but as I come from Wales in Britain, I describe myself as welsh. I don't think you are the minority.
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I'm DEVONSHIRE! LOL
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Both. What is the context? They are not exclusive, any more than being a husband to my wife and a father to my children are exclusive.
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Scottish or british
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English and proud
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Scottish ;)
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Scottish or British.
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Scottish then British
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American and proud of it.
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Welsh.
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Yes.
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Texan from the Republic of Texas.
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