What is your ethnicity?

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Very mixed but for these purposes, Azorean.

I'd say I'm a mixed middle European. You just never know what's in there, because people used to move around a lot.

Western European mostly, as far as I know, I have an in depth lineage on my mothers side but nothing on my father.
I trace most of my ancestry to the British isles, which is in itself a melting pot of people of native British, Germanic, Scandinavian, and Mediterranean heritage(from roman occupation of most of britian).

I am mostly of Bavarian ancestry but according to family records I have some Roma and Jew in me.

Arabic but I have some turkish origins

I'm updating now but I'm 28% Portuguese, 28% German, 19% British, 7% Middle Eastern, 3% Egyptian, 2% Jewish, and 2% Irish, and 10% Italian.

Irish, Hungarian, Mongolian and Italian.

Not sure about percentages....

I left out British...

Irish/French/Cherokee

In descending order:
-Korean (1/2)
-German (1/4)
-English (3/16)
-Cherokee (1/16)

I'm Norwegian and Swedish on my mother's side. I'm not really sure about my father's side but I know it's mostly French, British, and Spanish.

Cornish / Skye / Ulster / Yorkshire / Warwickshire

I think that listing a region is more useful than listing a country, given the cultural diversity in the UK. For instance, many Cornish people are culturally closer to those from Brittany than those from Warwickshire. Genetically, they are closer to those Basque nationals than those from Warwickshire. Even these statements are broad generalisations.

While the above describes my genetic heritage, I am 100% Australian, born and raised.

irish and native american. i have a twin and we are best of both worlds. i have the darker skin tone/eyes/hair and she has fairer skin/red hair/blue eyes.

British, French, and German.

English, Scottish, and further back Irish, and the Scottish line we've traced directly back to the 1300s. Even further back on the Scottish side was possibly French Norman Conquest bloodlines. On the English side further back is possibly the Norse invasion blood as my paternal grandmother's maiden name was of the type of British last name that has Scandinavian roots.

German, a little bit Italian and maybe French. Could be more but I don't know.