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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
I also find it funny when people think they're a part of X culture bc someone in their heritage was...

I'm a Brazilian living in North America, met a couple of people who called themselves "Brazilians" but can't even understand what "Obrigado" means...
gpt
It’s a common trait in North America. I moved to Canada from the UK, and suddenly found everyone and their dog claimed to be British (or Irish, as they don’t understand the difference). I’ve even been asked if I’m Scottish, which if you’ve ever heard a Scottish accent you’d know it was a stupid question.

I don’t know why people here cling to their ancestral roots so much - that was never a thing in the UK. I’ve been here over 20 years now and I still get it happening.