If my parents came from Lesotho but I was born in the UK then I would not be britsh. That sentence is quite accurate.
I did latin at, school... The confusion may well be because would can apply to more than one tense.. Past future perfect for example as opposed to simply past tense. As your mother tongue is not English you may not understand that.. Should I start a new thread
You are skating on thin ice atm. If we use your Lesotho example and use it in the real world.
Bukayo Saka,
English footballer, born in Ealing from Nigerian immigrant parents, played for
England in Euro 2020. Is he not English/British? He certainly sounds as English as me and he chose to play for England with these words
"My whole family has been in England like forever, it would be very strange for me to adapt to an environment that I had never been in since growing up.
"When I grew up all my documents stated that I am English. Hopefully Nigerian people will understand.
He received a lot of racist abuse stating he wasn’t English after missing the penalty in the final. Is he not English?