Classify and guess ethnicity #2

[Rouxinol]

What is he?
Where does he come from?

http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-ash1/v171/50/103/635810397/n635810397_1850692_3720.jpg http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/6494_227299830397_635810397_7555453_2933906_n.jpg

[Arne]

Westerner from Spain

[Rouxinol]

Not from Spain.

[Himera]

Your land comrade...:):thumb001:








:confused::confused::rolleyes:

[Rouxinol]

Your land comrade...:):thumb001:

No.:thumb001:

[Arne]

No.:thumb001:

he looks like a basque

[Raskolnikov]

French?

[Rouxinol]

French?

No... :D

[Groenewolf]

Jewish-American? For some reason I think he looks like a younger Ben Stiller.

[Rouxinol]

Maybe another picture might help (he's the one in the middle):

http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/31884_10150200800315398_635810397_12540727_4120746 _n.jpg

[Rouxinol]

Jewish-American? For some reason I think he looks like a younger Ben Stiller.

He's not American. Don't know if has any Jewish ancestry tho.

[Arne]

He don´t appears to be Jewish to me.

[exceeder]

Arab? Maybe from north african? Moroccan perhaps? I'm basing my judgement largely from the last picture.

[Arne]

Ireland ?

[Rouxinol]

In the last picture he's got a beard and is tanned. Ok, I'm gonna disclose this, ahah!
Is he so unusual for an Italian? He's from Italy, Sicily. ;)

[Raskolnikov]

He is Atlanto-Mediterranid basically so he could have been from many places, so, no.


Is he so unusual for an Italian? He's from Italy, Sicily.

[Sikeliot]

I would have said Jewish from that last picture.

[Don]

In the 2 first pictures he seems spaniard (despite the nose). One of my cousins looks similar to him.

In the last he seems "argentino" (the colour, the form of the smile and the non-closed beard and the face as a whole.) Why? Because many argentinos combine the jewish and italian blood and traits.


Following my first impression in the first pictures (shared with other members, it seems) seeing a spaniard (read in this case "atlantic") look in him, and knowing that he is from sicily, I'm intrigued in knowing if he has some Spaniard blood, some of his surnames is Spanish? -Sicily was a Spaniard territory.-

[Sikeliot]

Because many argentinos combine the jewish and italian blood and traits.


argentinians have jewish ancestry/features?

[Don]

argentinians have jewish ancestry/features?

:rolleyes:

Obviously you are not familiar with Spain or Hispanic Countries.

[Sikeliot]

:rolleyes:

Obviously you are not familiar with Spain or Hispanic Countries.


But you said the guy looked Argentinian because he looked like a combination of Spanish and Jewish. I would have assumed it was because Argentinians often have Italian ancestry.

[Don]

But you said the guy looked Argentinian because he looked like a combination of Spanish and Jewish. I would have assumed it was because Argentinians often have Italian ancestry.

You are confused. Read again.

[Sikeliot]

You are confused. Read again.

My bad.. Jewish and Italian.

In the last he seems "argentino" (the colour, the form of the smile and the non-closed beard and the face as a whole.) Why? Because many argentinos combine the jewish and italian blood and traits.


So I repeat. Argentinians have Jewish ancestry?

[Don]

So I repeat. Argentinians have Jewish ancestry?

Read Again:


many argentinos combine the jewish and italian blood and traits.

[Sikeliot]

Oh ok. I get it.

[Rouxinol]

I'm intrigued in knowing if he has some Spaniard blood, some of his surnames is Spanish? -Sicily was a Spaniard territory.-

I only know his surname and it does not look a Spanish one.

[Sikeliot]

One of the three indigenous tribes of Sicily before the Greeks and Phoenicians was from Iberia. Maybe that has something to do with it. They were called the Sicanians. Also there were an Anatolian tribe (Elymians) and one from Liguria (Sicels).

[Ibericus]

I was also going to say Argentina before reading the answer.

[Peyrol]

argentinians have jewish ancestry/features?

Argentinian are essentially a fusion of Spanish and Italian, with some element of Germanic and Hebrew.
Same thing for Uruguay.