Sweet. I can't say much for those who started speaking to me in Spanish, etc. though. ^^; Different regions, different sets of diversity, it seems. Around here, it's Mexican.

I sort of noticed that to be truthful, but I find that some are more obvious than others. Going by names, it's easier for me to tell, though I'm far from able to tell many, so thanks for the tip :3 (I could pick out Kriese, Romano, and debated a bit on Sliwoski as particular kinds of caucasian ethnicities *looked down, put hand over (nationality)*)

I guess it comes from who you know, hang around, and are surrounded by. Me? Family is ASIAN. Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Filippino, you name it.

XD; Friends? Mixed, but caucasian for the most part, and while I could pick out 'Tetz' as German, 'Jones'... Yeah. To me it sounds common, and thus I can't really put a peg on where it originated from exactly. (A. Jones is my best friend since K. grade. She's the Euromutt I'm talking about--mixed of damn near everything + native American Indian (Cherokee, and something else I believe). I think she said it might have come from England...)

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