Which nationalities have you met?

Hi Maximax, I like to meet people when I am abroad, in some places they are the nicest things about a country and I have to say the people in Turkey I found the most friendly of all. Here at home I recently met a Bulgarian and a German who were guest of an American friend, I have met French, Italian, British, South African, Australian, Romanian, Austian and Swedish. I'm sure there must have been more as we get many visitors to this area.

In my university, I met Bosnian, Cambodian, Indonesians, Thailand, Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, Somalia, Saudi Arabia, Singaporean, my closed friend from China, and when I visited Singapore, I talked to British people and have a nice conversation. I do like meeting people from different nationalities, it open up my heart and adding my knowledge in many things. Thinking back, I ahve many antionalities, Aussie too. It because my university has many foreigners students and glad to make acquittance with them.

i am a singer so i met a lot of nationaliteis already. some became good friends and some was there to listen. i worked at a few countries at asia but i met people who are from spain, italy, london, australia, germany. i havent met someone from russia yet, specially when i was a dubai singing there are a lot of nationality who travels there and see how cool the city is.

Hi , I am an Indian . I have met a few africans , one Sri Lankan . I was in regular touch with a few Englishmen when I was twice on visit to England in 2005 and 2006 . I also met a few American citizens of Indian Origin as well as a Singaporean of Chinese ethnicity . I met a German in Dharamshala ,one of the Indian Hill Stations . I also met people from Bangladesh when I was in England . Regards

I have met people from many different countries. One of my friends is from Indonesia, but she lives here in Denmark. Some years ago I had a boyfriend from South Africa, he also lived here in Denmark. When I was living in Italy I met people from Switzerland and Germany, and when I was living in Scotland my co-workers were from Germany, Hungary, Poland, Finland, Switzerland and Japan. It was very interesting to work with people from a lot of different countries. I have also met people from India, Pakistan, China, Russia, Estonia, the Netherlands, France, The US, Australia, Thailand, Brazil, Ghana, Somalia, Kenya and Uganda.

As an actress I have trained and worked with many different ethnicities of people including Germans, English, Irish, Chinese, Australians, American and South African students. Back in high school working part time as a waitress in a Spanish restaurant I came across many South American tourists from Argentina, Brazil, Chile ect.. I have met a few French people at the Alliance Francaise where I study French and in New Calidonia where I travelled two months ago. As an antrhopologist in training I love meeting people from other countries and through conversing with them getting a little insight into another culture, way of thinking and viewing life. I would have to say that the Kanaks the indigenous people of New Calidonia would have to be one of the less common nationalities I have met. They live alongside the French as the island is a French dependency in the South Pacific. Also a little uncommon are the people from Samoa. I see you have been there too. Im actually part Samoan on my mums side. Along with Dutch,Italian, English and German. There is also apparently Chinese, Scottish and French blood in my history too.

I have met an Indonesian and a guy from Mauritius when i was in India. During my travel i have met Germans, French People and American in my flights...I also met a Russian in my workplace.

hi maximax i have not been outside my country but i have met Russians and Germans, the guy from Germany named Georg, we become very close friends, he had come to my country to study for a semester in a student exchange program and now he is back to his place and miss him now, he is a great guy and we had a very nice time... Russians are more common here, i used to play cricket with them when i was small, but now we don't need the Russian technicians anymore for our steel plant and so there are a lot fewer of them here now.