Can people tell what country you are from just by looking at you?
450373
No, they cannot tell by looking but they like to try and guess. Most likely some features are similiar to their own, so they seem to attempt to find out if I am from a neighbouring country of theirs. Most specifically I think they really mean what culture were I am born into when they say where are you from. Also I find most often it is a foreigner doing the asking, meaning they themselves were born in some other country  than the country they are currently living in. I was born in the country I currently live in (Canada), yet I am faced with the questions weekly "Where Are you From". I get the questions because I have dark toned skin (Italian).  My appearance can be whatever country is currently at war, or Italian, Greek ect.\nWhat a pity!
1115729
You shouldn't have to mention anything about Nationality...  People will like you for WHO you are, not WHAT you are.
475462
It dependes which country you represent and where.
590957
please mention your Country and state of residence.
441009
you mean the USA? Don't know why some people stare. It is rude. People should mind their own business. If they're going to stare they should go up to the person and say something about it.
541578
And what world are you from?
641037
i guess u can consider me Hispanic. I was born in Argentina n lived there for 13 years, but im am mostly british. i think if the typican hispanic person stares at u is because they are afraid of u. many hispanics live with the constant fear of being "different", or being deported if they are illegal. i am sure that if they are staring at you is because they feel inferior, and as a natural animal insctict, the male must do something to protect his family (in this case, show that he has courage and he's strong by just giving a short stare). i dont know, this is my opinion, and many other hispanics i know feel that way.
446567
honoring the country you live in.
394833
maybe you should say more about yourself? Even saying where you are based would be a start
124573
Ask someone in your country
707813
Yes it is possible, in fact it is only pure coincidence, also you can have a double, a person who look exactly like you and was born in another country very far from us..☺
283608
all people u can state your country and passport nationality
82183
a person born in a country not of parent's citizenship but the person can choose the country where he was born
190838
yes, but by the way you act. Not by how you look or where you're from.
225985
It could be, but ONLY if you think that nationality should be a crucial part of your identity. It is normal that you feel conflicted if people permanently ask you what is your nationality, who are you and where are you from and expect a certain answer from you. This is because for the most of them is hard to think about some person out of his/her nationality, origin, gender... But, in reality, nationality is just a construction, not a matter of DNA or something like that and theoretically, you can choose to live in a culture and in a way you want. In fact, you are just a human being, and for me, it is mush more then being English, Irish, Turkish... But if your parents grew up in different cultures, use it as a great advantage instead of being conflicted. Learn as much as you can about them, their history, costumes, their personal memory... You have a great opportunity to become a rich person.
652959
depends on where you from. where are you from?
867736
I just did. They just want to know that you are you. That of course depends on which state you are in.