Is it possible to have three different nationalities?
113630
It's theoretically possible, but incredibly unlikely. It is possible if one or both of your parents has dual nationality, both of which grant citizenship based on the parent's citizenship. Also, if you were born to parents with two different nationalities, both of which grant citizenship based on birth to a citizen, and you were born in a third country, which grants citizenship based on place of birth. It's probably fairly ill-advised to have three citizenships. It's kind of a pain to have two as it is.
188037
get different genetics
184684
You pretty much answered the question the way I would.  It would be great to break down the language barriers, so we would realize there are less differences between us and "everyone else" than we think.  But yes, I think there's the danger of becoming too similar.  Maybe not, though...every country still has different customs and "slang", so maybe the cultural uniqueness would prevail.
839645
Yes. I am French Canadian and American Indian as well. That is multi-racial for sure. But really alot of society is multi-racial. Wish you luck....maybe we look alike...LOL j/k
392889
Yes, you should be able to claim both citizenships.\nThe USCIS website should provide the info - good luck! :)
567892
You can pick any you feel comfortable with.  "Mixed" is often an option on questionaires, etc where you have to fill that out. \n\nI am sure you are just lovely- don't be labled by anyone.  We're all a mix of cultures.  Talk to your parents about your struggle, they can help.
55758
This is something that is hard to do, in fact probably even hard to describe. It also assumes people from a country "look the same".\n\n Not everyone has the common traits or similarities other people of that nation have.\n\n Some people in that nation are from different ethnic origin which makes it harder.\n\nThat said, there are similar traits that distinguish people from other countries. Hair color, eye color, height, facial structure, body type, clothing style, hair style, etc...\n\nSo there isn't a formular per country, but one could tell if you know enough people from that country and develop a "feel" for it.\n\nI can also spot Dutch people with the "typical" dutch traits, I couldn't do the same for other countries though. But I couldn't quite tell you what the "formula" is.. mainly it's hair, clothes and facial make.
100404
lotz... considerin im one of dem... lol... my parentz were born in syria n' i wuz born in ohio... so i automatically have dual citizenship... awsomness!!!! so i kno francias, espanol, 3araby(arabic), lil' bit of italian, lil bit o' urdu, and english\npeace out:)
494663
really is there are someone who have mix religion??????????i have no idea sorry
433330
Yes\n\nThey consist of all races and creeds!
595390
It makes sense, I mean anything is possible. Dialects are passed on form one person to another in various cultures. I never though about it but why not with animals. It probably wouldn't be as obvious because there isn't the numbed of different words to observe but why not!
653330
Perhaps you should choose one from your heritage? Or pick one that is unusual like Switzerland or Vatican City.
83098
If you are just using a single region, then No.  If you are purchasing different regions, then Yes.\n\nIf you don't need that feature, then don't waste your money on it.
78062
Youy could ask that same question about many different places and people... and I'm sure that many people have said the same thing about *your* ancestors, if your username is any indication of your nationality.
1115729
You shouldn't have to mention anything about Nationality...  People will like you for WHO you are, not WHAT you are.
500645
two distinct forms have to be different species... don't really get what you're asking but hope that helps...
888221
Scot, Welsh, and English mixed with native American.  I speak  English mixed  with some Spanish.  How can one pick what's best?