Quebecer   (translated from German)
Quebecer Quebecer (French Québécois [ male form ] or Québécoise [ female form ], English Quebecer or Quebecker; in the Canadian English sometimes ... of the Canadian province Québec . 82 % the Quebecer are frankophon, 7,9 % are anglophon and ... Office languages English and French . Most frankophonen Quebecer speaks Canadian or Quebecer French . The ...
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Irish diaspora
Irish diaspora The Irish diaspora consists of Irish emigrants and their descendants in countries such ... million in 2002). There are also large Irish communities in every EU member state as ... in a sometimes harsh land. The term Irish diaspora is open to many interpretations. ...
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Anglo-Quebecer
Anglo-Quebecer Anglo-Quebecers (also Anglo-Quebeckers) are anglophone ... b. 1918), actor See also Québécois Scots-Quebecer List of Irish Quebecers Acadians Métis List of Quebec authors ...
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Scots-Quebecer
Scots-Quebecer The Scot-Quebecers (French language: Écossais-Québécois ... American Celtic music in Canada Québécois Anglo-Quebecer List of Irish Quebecers
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Talk:Scots-Quebecer
Talk:Scots-Quebecer I believe this article should be moved ... Scotch Quebecers , following the same logic as Irish Quebecers and Anglo Quebecers. Also, we should ...
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Talk:Québécois
... English to mean anything other than a Quebecer of French-Canadian descent. This is why ... I was careful to distinguish between a Quebecer and a Quebecois. I'm not a Quebecois, though I am a Quebecer. Whether or not the concept is racist ... Quebecois people. (All Quebecois are not sovereignist!) "Quebecer is interchangeable with Quebecois in its ethnic ... the intro, when it says that Quebecker/Quebecer is the English equivalent of Québécois, ...
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List of ethnic slurs
... they're just foreigners." etc. 9 AJH (Irish) Usually a northsider (Dublin) coming from "Ah ... e.g. Pacific Islander, Indian etc.) Black Irish (UK Commonwealth & U.S.) an Irish person with dark features. While the term ... inoffensive, the distinction between fair and swarthy Irish people is historically baseless and fundamentally racist. Black Irish often are considered to be of ...
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Talk:List of ethnic groups
... engage in a conversation with an Anglo-Quebecer without bowing to the masters like in ... formed unions among themselves (looking back the Irish-UK split seems increasingly pointless). A federation ... Statistics designated separate codes for the English, Irish, Scots, Welsh and Cornish, debate over! Bretagne ... with such luminous examples as "South-Side Irish". Gimme a break! I notice you left out the Irish-Australians; what tribe did Ned Kelly ...
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Scottish people
... 571 Scottish and 5,323,888 Scotch-Irish United Kingdom (Scotland, England, Wales, Northern Ireland ... Religion: Christianity, Other, None Related ethnic groups: Irish, Manx, English, Frisians, Scandinavians, Welsh, Cornish, Bretons ... and family groups maintained ties across the Irish Sea. These last two were Celtic. The ... is therefore akin to that of the Irish but clearly distinct, however, many people of ... century colonists were planted among the Catholic Irish natives, whom they attempted to displace. ...
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Talk:List of ethnic slurs
... but it does hearken back to the Irish origin of the word, so it's ... Running Rebels and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, so its clearly not limited to native ... 21 (UTC) Pepsi? Pepsi - (Anglophone Canadian) a Quebecer (or "French-Canadian") (from popularity of Pepsi ... S.) a person with little or no Irish ancestory but "acts" and claims to be Irish. Especially common on St. Patrick's ...
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