I’m an American expat in Bangkok, Thailand. A long-term resident here.
American living in Japan, long-term.
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There are several Dopers of Indian descent as well (Angua and Anaamika come to mind), though I think we have had surprisingly-few Dopers from India itself.
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I’m an Indian of Indian descent, born and raised in India, but…
… currently studying in London. Does that disqualify me?
Just like Sage Rat, I’m an American living in Japan.
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Well, I’m from Canada, but from Quebec, which I would qualify as a “non-native English speaking land”.
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Same here.
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The “Spanish in Switzerland” Doper is Nava
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The Swiss in Switzerland is me.
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Moght have been Moscow, Idaho. 
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It might have been Moscow, Idaho. But I suspect it was me, posting from Moscow, Russian Federation.
But I’m British, not Russian. I haven’t noticed any ethnically Russian Dopers.
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Charlie Tan (changed from another name, as I recall, but I don’t recall what), is from Skane – i.e., the southern tip of Sweden that was Danish for centuries, and still has its own unique culture – “Swedish but…” the way a Texan, Alaskan, or Hawaiian will strongly emphasize his/her own Americanness but also point out the differences from “whitebread heartland American.”
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I’m also from Skåne, and I have to say you’re wildly over-emphasizing this. We’re Swedish, not but anything. Sure, there are cultural differences but every single region in the country has cultural differences from the other regions. Some people take it more seriously than others - there are a handful of separatist nutters around - but in general terms it really doesn’t matter much.
American living in beautiful Cameroon.