Bohemian (/əʊˈhiːmɪə/) refers to a resident of the former Kingdom of Bohemia, either in a narrow sense as the region of Bohemia proper or in a wider meaning as the whole country, now known as the Czech Republic. In English, the word "Bohemian" was used to denote the Czech people as well as the Czech language before the word "Czech" became prevalent.[
The Bohemian Encampment was created in 1896.
Bohemian Rhapsody
Batista comes from the Philippines(his father's nationality) and from Greece(his mother's nationality).
It was Queen with Bohemian Rhapsody i hope that helps you
Bohemian Rhapsody
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C. Bohemian
1. he never studied compositions 2.he died of a heart failure 3.nationality: bohemian 4.his strongest interest after composing was trains 5.he was a country boy
French is not considered a country, it is a language and a nationality. France is the country associated with the French language and nationality.
Bohemia used to be country which is now part of the Czech republic. People who immigrated to the United States and other countries when Bohemia was still a country called themselves Bohemians. I have Bohemian ancestry because my great-granparents immigrated from Bohemia. It is rather confusing today however, because the term "bohemian" is used as a catch-all for groups that live a laid-back artsy lifestyle. When you look up Bohemian on the internet you get little about the former country and its people and more about the lifestyle. It is sad to see that people forget about the actual origin of what it means to be Bohemian. Most people who call themselves bohemian have no Bohemian blood or ancestry, they just live a lifestyle deemed bohemian. If you have Bohemian ancestry it is more useful to search Czech culture or ancestry if you want to learn more about your heritage.
My great aunt Annie's maiden name was Vlcek and she was Bohemian. My great uncle met her during the war and brought her back to the United States where they were married.
I am a digital assistant and do not have a physical presence or nationality.
German, unless you have taken citizenship in another country. Then you might claim that country as your nationality.
Yes. Nationality means that your ancestors and/or you come from a particular country. Jamaica is a country, so it fits the definition.
Ordinarily you must be a citizen of the country you are voting in, regardless of you nationality.
No, the country you come from is your nationality. Being a pirate is your job/
The nationality of the child would depend on the country in which they are born. They could have dual nationality or citizenship if both the Philippines and the father's country allow it. If they are born in a different country, they might acquire that country's nationality through birthright citizenship laws.