How?

Me either!!!

Truth

There are alot of whites,blacks outside of africa and asiatic types that did not get mixed with other race admixture.Most blacks in africa do not have other race admixture.

Most Ethiopian get Middle east and north Africa

@SunsignAquarius geez is semitic language and it is similar to hebrew and arabic, You dont have to speak hebrew or arabic to be semite, geez is as semitic as Hebrew and arabic, like Ethiopia has her own semitic feature, Then middle east includes egypt sudan and Ethiopia too, Do not take middle east as a continent, For example both europe and america are western but in 2 different continent, Like that middle east is the geography around the red sea and persian Gulf and eastern coast of Mediterranean .

She is not Habesha

Most Definitely.

Any source?

@@jesseberlinjames wow thank you. I have heard about middle eastern admixture before 3000 years in Ethiopia and Eritrea. But saying that we are mixed currently is absurd because we Identify with nationality, province or ethnicity and language. It's not black and white.

@@Zeyede_Seyum No we Habesha people identify with our culture - not nationality. The nations you’re talking about are 100 years old, our culture on the other hand is millennia old. We have 9 ethnic groups in Eritrea and 80 in Ethiopia who all have different history - some more related than others. Habesha people, meaning Amhara, Tigray, Tigrinya and Tigre speak semetic languages and write a semetic script, we have a different ancestral history than most of the other ethnic groups. Our script is Ge‘ez which is a language that emerged out of ancient south Arabian, meaning the region of nowadays Yemen, there is many other things that distinguish Habesha people from the true natives of Ethiopia and Eritrea like for example the Kunama.

@@jesseberlinjames after 3000 years we're definitely indigenous

@@Zeyede_Seyum No, because our ancestors immigrated from outside of africa and stayed homogenous. They didn’t marry outside of their group and still have the same traditions as their ancestors. Native would mean we originate from East-Africa like the Nilotes or other tribes that existed in Eritrea and Ethiopia before Habesha existed, which isn’t the case. Actually Habesha were very tyrannical and enslaved most of the surrounding natives, slavery was abolished only 70 years ago. The Aksumite Empire (eritrea and Ethiopia) we’re the only civilization with a script in Sub-Saharan Africa. You have the Kushite Empire also, but they as we are highly mixed with ancient Egyptians ca.

African people are very diverse with features. We need to stop attributing these different looks to European or Asian dna. She’s a stunning African beauty.

No. Ethiopians are around 50% Middle Eastern

@S R Ethiopians (Like Amhara and Tigrayans) speak Semitic language. Why do you think is that? And Middle East doesn’t equal Arab.

@@theassassin9326it says she’s 100% and you still spout nonsense😂🤡

@@hdot1254 she is 100% Ethiopian. But the Genetics of Ethiopians have a ancient dna from the Middle East.

@S R you're mixed, with middle Eastern DNA.

@@junenye how are u telling her that she’s mixed you don’t even know her

@@pinkfrog-h have you seen how close is Yemen to Ethiopia

@@junenyebruh she literally does the dna test it says 100 percent sub Saharan African and you say she’s mixed 🤦‍♂️ do all black people have to look the same to u is that what it is

SO THAT MEANS PURE AFRICAN BEAUTY MUST HAVE LIGHT SKIN AND CURLY HAIR?????

Must be L something from what was shown on the screen. Wish she specified exactly what though.

That is a high number for African American. African Americans are generally around 60-70 percent subsaharan African.

@@KalelaChannelThat’s not true. The amount of SubSaharan African is no lower that 75%. You’re confusing that with Afro Caribbean because I saw at least two of them have that much Subsaharan African with other cultures mixed in their ancestry.

@@Ash_Queen16Depends on where they are from in the US. Creole black people vary alot, between 40-80% Sub Saharan African.

Yess all the time!

It isn't rare in all people groups: I have seen Europeans that are 100% so to Asians.

Yeah it isn’t that rare. In America it might be where it is full of immigrants but on the continent where the different groups originated most will be 100% African, European or Asian.

Well I was born and basically raised there and my ancestors were 100% Amhara I’m not sure what it’s made up of. People that were born in the US may be water down because their ancestors may have been with other races. Just a thought not 100% sure.

@@tegoldenn culturally they were 100% genetically they are not

@@tegoldenn no livht skin person is true black lol they all are mix

@@tegoldenn all east africans are mix

I'm so damn watered down that I don't even have a tribe. Europeans don't even realize that they created a whole new race.

It says I am Amhara on 23&me

@@tegoldenn no, it say that you have a match to 2 Regions (Amhara and Oromoia) not that you are Amhara.

@SunsignAquarius Amhara region you have Falasha/Agaw, Awi ij Gijjam

Yep and this is true for Japanese and Europeans too. Japanese are made up of two groups Jomon and Yayoi and Europeans are made up of different groups as well but since the genes are common across the entire population they just regard it as part of it.

@@BrandonshanesProductions all populations on earth are the direct result of 3 or more distinct populations mixing genetically, culturally and linguistically. And thats not including Neanderthals, denisovans and " African Neanderthal heidleburgensis "

Lies

@@quinncole8122 it’s not a lie, you just can’t handle the truth. Gtfo

@S R you do realize <1% of Ethiopians practice indigenous religions right? And a large portion of Ethiopians speak Semitic languages that originated in the Middle East and not in Africa, right?

A what??

@@tegoldenn Your haplogroups. If you pause your video at 6:58 you will see the Maternal & Paternal haplogroups. BTW, you did a good job on the video.

@@doubleutee8867 Women don't get paternal haplogroups. But yes, her maternal haplogroup would be interesting!

@@rridderbusch518 You are absolutely right!

@@tegoldenn The person that asked the question about Haplogroups doesn’t realize that Ancestry DNA doesn’t assign a haplogroup, but since your sister tested with 23 & ME they do assign a maternal Haplogroup. Since that’s your sister your Haplogroup is the same as hers and your mom, other then that transfer your Ancestry DNA results to Family Tree DNA to find more family members that also tested.

Yesss!! I am lol! Thank you so much!!!💕💕💕

@@tegoldenn I'm referring to ethnicity and I know all Ethiopians don't look the same but I thought you were of West African extraction like most of the Black folks in the Americas. Sorry for the confusion.

@@pietrycranberry6621 oh no you’re good! Unless people know someone Ethiopian that’s around them they don’t usually think I am until I tell them.

@@pietrycranberry6621 look up Omotic tribes

No, she looks somali

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ethiopian dna does not exist...83 tirbe stop the lies....amhara tigre en oromos en somalis dont have the same dna.......she is from amhara region

No such thing all east fricans are nix with arab and italian greeks roman blood and persian

Only dark skin africans are pure africans

@@JohnPaul-hs5os you’ve obviously never been to Africa because if you have you would see that there are dark skin and light skin Africans.

I think it would have to be Ethiopian food even though I'm not the best at it lol

What?

Thank you love!💕