If You Were Born in Another Country

I am part Dutch and wouldn't mind having been born in the Netherlands either. It's a wonderful place and I cannot wait to go back.

But my choice would probably be either Japan or the UK.

You don't always notice anything when your country is as large as the U.S. is. Nonetheless, I love being from the San Francisco area. Everyone knows San Francisco; people come from all over the world to visit it and I'm just like "Yeah, that's my city, yo "

 

Spain, Sweden or Ireland. Or maybe Canada.

 

It would be Japan, I guess...

 

Russia.

 

The United Kingdom or Australia.

 

In most places they don't, you're right. Portuguese and Spanish are similar though, so let's hope that that'll get me by

 

Ireland. So pretty and fun accents.

Or maybe England, so that I have a better chance of meeting the queen. Let me love you, Elizabeth

 

Jamaica......just because....

 

Canada. Because it's basically like the US. Bonus: might actually get good at skiing and not fall on my ass every time I hit the slopes.

 

I would also prefer to have been born in the Netherlands, maybe even Sweden.

 

I was actually born in Cambodia which is in Southeast Asia (95% of people I meet have no idea where it is or that it ever even existed!) and I'm really glad I was but if I could change, I'd probably choose France, the U.S. or like India so I could have to possibility of getting that country's passport and I wouldn't need to worry about Visas (except with France cuz I'm already in the E.U!) and stuff (cuz I'm half Cambodian, I don't need to have been born there to have permanent citizenship ). I really want to live in the U.S., France and India one day.

 

1. A future mars one colony (not really a country, but still)
2. A future SpaceX colony (not really a country, but still)
3. UK in 2050
4. Canada in 2050
5. Russia in 2050
6. Rose Island before being bombed, or as whenever it gets rebuilt and has 100 people or more
7. If the EU ever becomes the United States of Europe, there
8. Austrailia in 2050
9. New Zealand in 2050
10. Antartica research base (not really a country, but they have to eat thousands of calories to survive).

 

I guess I would choose Malaysia (more specifically KL). The reason for this is that half my family live there (my mother was born there), I am really close to that side of the family and also feel like I belong in the Chinese-Malaysian culture just a little more than the white culture (I was born and raised in Australia).

But also I like the idea of being born in Northern Canada and all my baby photos being me as a red blob bundled up in winter jackets xD

 

The Netherlands, I've talked to some people who have lived there, and they said it was a great place. They're also very progressive with LBGT rights. Maybe Sweden, for the same reasons.

 

Ontario, Canada.
I hear it's got cold weather and warm hearts. If that's true, then fuck yeah count me in!

 

I've only ever been to one other country so I'm probably just biased here but definitely Costa Rica. It's small and chill and the people there are generally pretty nice. I also just love the culture and the way of life there. Pura vida!

 

I'm in the U.S. and kind of wish I could live in England.

 

Austria. My bloodline originates from there so I would love to know the country and culture.

 

For practical reasons, I say Finland, so that my citizenship would be easier to maintain than it is as an Australian-born dual citizen.

However, I've always liked Portugal and the Portuguese language, which I sadly don't speak. A few of my friends have lived in Portugal and I'm sure I'd love it as they did, though I suppose many native Portuguese haven't got such rose-tinted glasses.

 

Norway and The Netherlands would be my top choices.