Jokes based on cultural customs or stereotypes (can be sensitive).
Why did the Japanese man bring a map to the bar? He wanted to sake his way home.
What do you call a group of Irish singers? A Shamrock band.
How does a Greek mathematician solve problems? By using a gyro-scope.
Why do Russians rarely play hide and seek? Because good luck finding someone in a bottle of vodka.
What do you call a Spanish magician? Juan deCoin.
Why did the German baker retire? He couldn't make enough dough.
What do you call a happy Frenchman? Joy de vivre.
How do you greet a pirate in Poland? Ahoy, mateusz!
Why do Swedish warships have barcodes on them? So they can Scandinavian.
How does a Japanese man apologize? He sushi.
Why don't Australians play hide and seek? No matter where you hide, you'll always hear 'G'day mate!'
What did the Russian math book say? Nikolai saw.
Why did the Irishman take two L's to the bar? So he could go home with Guinness.
How do you know if someone is Greek? Don't worry, they'll tell you.
What do you call a group of lazy people in the Middle East? Sheikh 'n' bake.
What do you call a Romanian weightlifter? Transylvanian.
Why do Canadians always bring a map to trivia night? So they can Quebec the answers.
What do you get when you cross a Frenchman with a pickle? A dill-icious croissant.
How do you know if someone is from New Zealand? When they say 'fush and chups' instead of 'fish and chips'.
Why was the British meteorologist always calm? He knew how to keep his English cool.
What did the Spanish comedian say to his audience? 'Si, senor jokes!'