If you moved to Canada and lived there with citizenship, would you call yourself Canadian or American?

Question

just wondering.

what if it was in a country completely different from the US...say Turkey?

would you now be Turkish?

Answer 1

CANADIAN,AY !!

Answer 2

You know, I could live there as a permanent resident and be American, but while they allow dual citizenship, I'd have a hard time becoming a citizen of a country unless I were giving it my first loyalty. I don't think I can subdivide that way.

However, in the immigrant generation itself, I don't see that much of an issue. It is those who cling to a hyphen generations later that people speak to. However, most aren't trying to impose, but trying to welcome, I honestly believe.

Answer 3

American...

Answer 4

Canadian since I would have had to give up my US citizenship to gain the Canadian citizenship.

Answer 5

I'd be a Canadian, however Canadians are American as well.

Answer 6

You would be a Canadian if you you legally become a citizen.

Answer 7

A Canadian; what sort of question it that?

Answer 8

in case you're saying you're American in Canada we frequently anticipate you're from the U. S.. maximum persons often say they're from say Kansas or something although. we are clever adequate that all of us be attentive to the states and the cities down there exceedingly lots so which you would be able to easily say the place precisely you're from and we are going to comprehend it.