*cries in german*
17 comments
Maximis
10.11.2018 10:55
Linki dont think ur nationality is american since if u were born in germany youre german also 90% of my life means ure like 90 years old now? :clap:
pokesonas
10.11.2018 10:58
Linkno
peachyybirbb
10.11.2018 11:01
Linkit doesn't mean they're 90 years old. THEY MEAN THAT IF THEIR LIFE IS 100% THEY LIVED 90% OF IT IN GERMANY!!!
Justme[OP]
10.11.2018 11:11
LinkAhem*
I’m an American citizen. I was born and lived in America for 3 years.
Also, 100% dosnt mean I’m 100 years old. ITS BASIC FRACTIONS
I on the other hand, has a whole entire family that's Filipino and bilingual but I don't even know how to speak Filipino.
?
Tbh I know the world doesn't see it that way with passports and crap but I believe nationality is determined by how long you lived in a place.
For example if someone was born in Italy but moved to France when they were 2 years old and are now 14 and are still living in France speaking fluent french- I would see them as French uwu
Thats sort of what I meant-
Where you're a citizen of
But I completely understand your view as well ^^
