Jokes based on cultural customs or stereotypes (can be sensitive).
What do you call a group of synchronized swimmers from Finland? H2Olympians.
Why did the sushi chef go broke? Because he lost too much sashimi.
Why did the French chef get in trouble? He couldn't control his crepe addiction.
Why did the British farmer install Wi-Fi on his farm? So he could have high tea.
What do you call a room full of people who speak different languages? A babel of voices.
Why did the Indian man carry a ladder? He wanted to go to high caste places.
How do you know if a Chinese chef is having a bad day? He starts wok-ing around in circles.
What did the Australian man say before jumping off a cliff? G'day mate!
I asked my Korean friend how they are doing. They replied, 'I Seoul good.'
Why do Italian chefs do well in the kitchen? They have a lot of 'a pizza' experience.
What do you call an Englishman who loves tea? A steeped in tradition.
What do you call a Dutch rapper? Van Gogh.
Why did the Indian man bring a mango to the bar? Because he heard it was a 'naan'-drinking night!
What do you call a group of Spanish people playing hide and seek? Señor-hiding-go-seek.
Why did the Korean man bring seaweed to the bar? He wanted some sea-sons drinks!
Why do Scottish people always carry a kilogram of wool with them? In case they have to weigh a mac-sheep.
What did the Canadian say to his pet beaver? Dam good to see you!
Why did the Russian man bring a chessboard to the bar? To ensure there was no rook-ie mistakes in his drinks!
Why did the Dutch man bring a windmill to the bar? He heard it was going to be a breezy night!
Why did the Greek man bring a goat to the bar? For a baaaah-rry good time!
Why was the Japanese man a fantastic gardener? He had a lot of zen in his plants.