No it doesn ' t . GPUboss is a ter 4 ubke website and not reliable . <| sep |> Can confirm both of these things . <| sep |> Of course nationality is not a matter of accent , but if your accent is , say , American , and you sound entirely American , then it is completely reasonable think that being raised in America has probably influenced you more than any other place . And you are confusing different issues now . Claiming nationality in a legal sense is quite different from claiming to be from a place . You can claim to be Cypriot nationality and receive a passport and so on , but it doesn ' t mean you are from Cyprus does it ? Not until you have lived there for a long time and become highly influenced by Cypriot culture . The original question is asking about the cultural attributes of Scottish people . That means people who are from Scotland , who ' s dominant cultural influence is from the place . Citing Gordon Ramsay as an example of Scottish swearing is therefore decidedly dodgy , because actually most of the influence upon him is not in fact Scottish . So how can he be used as an example of Scottish swearing .