Of course I do. I'm an Englishman myself, married to an Irishman, remember? Besides, I voted the UK to remain in the EU, just like my husband did. Sadly, we got outvoted on a 2016 referendum. We used to live in Belfast, Ulster/NI, UK back then. We're both UK nationals, as in British citizens, even today, although we live in Hamburg, Germany now. My husband has a dual nationality. Unlike me, he's also an Irish national & therefore he would remain a EU citizen, no matter what. Of course, he would have to renounce his British nationality first in order to obtain a German citizenship, because he can't have a triple nationality. Me? I would remain British, even after I get a German citizenship. Then I would be the one with dual nationality, also a citizen of the EU, much like my husband. Why should I renounce my British nationality, when I could be both British & German at the same time?

We both strongly believe in the united Europe. United we're stronger! Here's a proof of my support for the EU=>link

Yes, I do. I'm both Italian and Slovenian at the same time, best of both worlds. My dad is Italian, but my mom is Slovenian, so we speak both Italian and Slovenian, my entire family. My husband is Italian, so I'm teaching him how to speak Slovenian. I also speak Croatian because my grandmom on my mom's side is all the way from Croatia, near Zagreb. Isn't that the point of having a united Europe, so that we could all call ourselves Europeans? There's even an Italian song by Toto Cutugno from 1990, a song about a dream of the united Europe, from a Eurovision song contest 1990, called Insieme 1992 (Unite unite Europe) and here it is. Insieme means together in Italian. No matter if you don't understand Italian. Just listen to the title of this song at link Insieme. Together. Capisci? Got it?

I also had German and English in school, so I can speak both those languages as well.

Sure I do. I'm from Zagreb, Croatia. We joined the EU back in 2013. Soon, we're gonna enter the Schengen area, without the customs and all those borders between the EU countries. It's gonna be great for us to travel completely free across the entire European continent at last. No more passports for visiting Europe, only the identity card. Can't hardly wait!

We're gonna have the euro for our new currency soon after entering Schengen. That way we would really be a part of united Europe, with a single European currency for us all.

As a french girl, hate it