Yes of course

Filipinos are Hispanics and Eurasians

Did you hear of the Indo-European culture? It is theorised/inferred that there was a culture of people who spread and conquered Europe and the northern parts of India. Therefore, most of India now could be distantly related to the Europeans, but that doesn't mean that they are Eurasian, since the definition of that word is a mix of Asian and European, whereas in India they were the same culture but then developed apart.

Portugal & Britain aren't part of Asia

I'm malay scottish mixed from my dad side, if you have scots roots, you should know ya clan from, im from McAngus

Aurora Lavender There are so many stunning women who has won beauty peagents like Jacqueline Fernandez. Indian/south Asian and western mix looks the most stunning. 🤷‍♀️

Are you a good result?

Thanks for sharing! Did not know much about what happened on the other side of the world!

Islam is a religion NOT race, there is Asians, Africans, Europeans etc Muslims.

@@Rapidn911 Jews are both race and religion

And *NO*

im portuguese and you are very pretty xD

Love to see it

I'm malay scottish ;)

Greetings from Indonesia. I am not Eurasian, but I once lived in Larantuka, a small town in Eastern Flores Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia for one year, and I've visited the neighbouring town, Maumere town in neighbouring regency. There were a lot of people with Portuguese surname, such as Fernandez, da Costa, de Rosari, Sakera (Sequeirah), Karwayu (Carvalho), Monteiro, Dores, da Gama, da Cunha, da Santo, da Mendez, Diaz, da Lopes, Riberu (Ribeiro), Parera (Pereira), and there is one Dutch surname in Larantuka, de Hornay, and there is one Dutch/German surname in Maumere, Hillers. Tradition said that when Dutch captured Malacca from Portuguese, some of Portuguese-Eurasians were managed to run away to Larantuka and Makassar in Southeren Sulawesi in Indonesia, and when Dutch captured Makassar, all the remaining Portuguese descendants flee to Larantuka. Eventually the Portuguese-Eurasian settlers from Malacca and Makassar intermarried with native Flores population and producing a great number of Flores people with Portuguese surnames (and a Dutch surname, de Hornay) In Larantuka, and in Wureh village and Konga village nearby, you will hear a language, derived from Malay, named Larantuka Malay or bahasa Nagi, sprinkled with language from the native Flores inhabitants, and few Portuguese and Javanese words. In Larantuka, there is a tradition named Semana Santa, a holy week that starts from Rabu Trewa ( a day before Maundy Thursday) and ends in Easter Sunday. There will be a huge feast in every Catholic family in Larantuka in Easter Sunday, strangely, the Easter celebration are much more live than Christmas 😅

Im Malay/Indian And Chinese

Nouran Ahmad Eurasians who do have a long history do look more localized today. Those new bloods Caucasian looking Singaporeans are not Eurasians with at least 500 or 350 years of family history. So do not assume that we all look Mat Salleh or Orang Puteh, maybe the 1st to 3rd Generations ago yes but today's Eurasian is mixed. New blood Eurasian and Old Bloods are different. Just like if you are a Malay Muslim and you marry Chinese , of course your children will have a mix look as its considered a 1st rojak but if your children marries someone whose Baweanese or Boyanese or Javanese then your grandchildren or great grand children then will look more Malay and Malay is also a mixed ethnic bag of race as well .. not really 1 race

@Jacky Phantom Eurasians in Singapore don't have a lot of European blood. In the Philippines, we wouldn't consider anyone in the video as "mestizo" This is what Spanish-Filipinos in the Philippines look like. They actually look European or mixed with European kzbin.info/www/bejne/Znjbqph3esmtotE

Yep they look 100% Asian

Because married with local people bro.Mix already.

Only current generations of Mixed Race Marriages looks more Caucasian , many of us with at least 350 years of family history either looked more Malay, or more Arab-ish, Indian-ish or Just mixed with a heavier Caucasian look.. Typically Portuguese Malay Matriarch are all Malay women in Melaka Malaysia and Singapore with a few Chinese who marries a Portuguese man or merchant or businessmen and sailors. So if you do go to Melaka, many of the elders do look Melayu or Malay or some say Filipino-ish and yes we do speak Bahasa Melayu or Malay language but we also speak Creole Portuguese which makes it unique as it also has loan words from Arabic, Spanish or Moorish and the Malay language. Those who look more Caucasian in the olden times are usually 1st and 2nd generation but by 3rd or 5th many would have that Malay-Chinese-Indian look anyways

True, most of them in the vid only have name and mix parentage, it's like mom European and dad asian so we are Eurasian but look like typical indian Malay or Chinese, I live in Malaysia, i have slightly brown eyes and hair, my face look more like Turkish or ughyur (my siblings visit turkey last year and find my doppleganger), but my mom and dad are Malay, so does my grand parent and their grandparents, am I Eurasian? Nope in my identification card says im malay, if other ask what race are u? Well my answer is I'm Malaysian, proud to be malaysian 😁

@@MDIS Eurasians in Singapore don't have a lot of European blood. In the Philippines, we wouldn't consider anyone in the video as "mestizo" This is what Spanish-Filipinos in the Philippines look like. They actually look European or mixed with European kzbin.info/www/bejne/Znjbqph3esmtotE