If someone called you a 'Yankee' would you consider it a compliment or an insult ?

I guess it would depend who said it, and in what tone of voice.

I'd be confused :/

I'm English xD

It depends on their intent when saying it. If they're using it as a slur to start conflict then of course I'm going to take it as such but outside of that it would simply be associating me with my heritage in the place I was born..

An insult. I'm neither a yanker or the Yankee. I mean how would like it if someone called you a ....

Huh? It means what? ..... You're kidding. Really? Then it doesn't mean ...? ... Oh, dear.. how embarrassing.

Er... Um... I'd consider it a complaint.

I don't really know how I would take it, as it wouldn't make any sense to me. My reaction would be more that the person calling me a yankee is kind of dumb, to be honest.

depends on who it came from and where they came from. mostly it'd tell me something about them. and what they know or think they know about me.

Well let's just confirm it is intended as an insult

sticks and stones may break my bones.. but names will make me retreat to my safe space to play with my barbie dolls

[c=#BF0080]I wouldn't really care tbh.. I've been called way worse so I welcome 'Yankee' any day of the week. 😂[/c]

Compliment....how offended would you be to be mistaken for & called a Yankee? Be honest now...🤔

A compliment!

An insult but I am British so I don't really care

I would consider it a joke.

Compliment

insult

In the U.S. it's the term southerners call northerners, so it would make no sense.