Italian/english nationality question?

Question

im 75% italian and 25% english so would it be weird to wear an italia shirt even though im not full blooded? 3 of my grandparents are italian and 1 english...

thoughts..

Answer 1

it wouldn't be.... plus somenon-italians or any heritage or that matter wear italia things... or like soccer jerseys for example. many people in other countries wore other heritages/countries shirts.. so it's not weird.

just like asking if youre not italian but asking if you can eat pizza... no offense

Answer 2

ma te lo permetteranno? visto i commenti ho i miei dubbi...i would be scared to wear an italian shirt you never know how some people could react and they are wild beasts....take care

Answer 3

Of course it wouldn't be weird. No matter how much it is, it is a part of who you are...so rep it.

Answer 4

Do wat u want!

but england is better than italy

man u 7 a s s roma 1!

Answer 5

If you are aking this question, then I believe that you are lying about the percentage of your nationality, If you were 75% Italian why would you think about not wearing the shirt. I live in North Carolina and have a buddy who no Italian whatsoever in him, and he wears an Italia shirt. If you like a shirt the freakin wear it, even if it is the Afghan soccer shirt.

Answer 6

Wear it proud fratello, Italians are very proud of their country. But I recommend you find out what part of Italy your grandparents are from, because thats very important. Sicilians don't really like Milanese people too much and vice versa..

Answer 7

Ryan does have a point.  I too know of people who have I love Italia bumper stickers on their car, and don't have a clue to where Italy is located.

Answer 8

im 25% italian and 75% argentinian.. and I dont have to think twice to wear my shirt!

But to be Italian it doesnt only mean to have an italian last name, to eat pasta with your family on Sundays. You should know how to speak the language, know where your family is really from ,and have and live the beautiful values and culture that Italy has.

Forza Italia!