MyHeritage DNA results Korean 🇰🇷 | southkorean DNA

[@turuus5215]

Nice, I’m Mongolian and I got 4% Korean in me.

[@KCDisney1]

Cool results!!!

[@recettefacile5049]

Very good results 🌹

[@deskseven]

Why do I watch this channel? It’s fascinating but it’s a bit of an odd concept... I guess it’s unique. -Subscriber of this channel

[@karipopoaetos1288]

100% GREEK ΕΛΛΕΝΙΚΙ🎪🎪🥁🥁🥁🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇮🇱🇮🇱🇬🇱🇮🇱🇬🇷🇮🇱🇬🇷🇮🇱🇬🇷🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇬🇷🇮🇱🇬🇷🇮🇪🇬🇷🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇪🇬🇾🇫🇷🇬🇺🇬🇫🇬🇺🇯🇵🇹🇫🇹🇫🇹🇫🇰🇿🇲🇭🇨🇩🇲🇻🇱🇺🇨🇩🇲🇼🇲🇬🇨🇩🇲🇱🇨🇬🇲🇦🇰🇬🇲🇭🇨🇩🇲🇶🇲🇻🇰🇮🇰🇮

[@Hero-zd4cx]

Thank you dear Karipopo 😍😍 Greetings from Magna Grecia😘🇬🇷 (Σικελία) 🏛🏛🗽

[@karipopoaetos1288]

@@Hero-zd4cx I do everything for you αδερφος (brother in greek)😍😍💖💖💖 Greetings back from Ατηίνα (athens)🇬🇷💓🤎❤️😍

[@giorgikun]

eastern georgian has many greek dna in their blood. as georgian im proud of it, i respect Greece and greek people

[@mantrasetter]

Bruh☠️☠️☠️

[@Weeping-Angel]

Wow Hannah is very diverse for a Korean. One parent was probably Korean and one parent was probably Chinese.

[@archokadeconat295]

different DNA company，nothing weird。in fact every koreans get like hers in Myheritage DNA

[@뽀뽀함하자잉]

32.3% Chinese : Haplogroup O3 came originally from Manchurians. Actually we lived together in ancient time. 23.6% Mongolian : this also come from ancient people (Goguryo or Buyo). However, Koreans have NO Ghengkis DNA.

[@gustomusic]

@@뽀뽀함하자잉 O3 is spread via Southern China and South East Asia. O1 and O2 mixed and sub-clade diversified from Central China to Northern China. This O1/O2 haplo travel occur from 60,000~30,000 years ago. As agriculture is started the Haplo travel in Asia become slower and fixed. So major 01, 02 and O3 and those sub-clades are fixed in lower paleolithic era. Of course all are ancient without nationality. However, Y haplo shows only recent status due to its unstable feature in human relic. To trace ancient people, mtDNA haplo is much more reliable. Recent study shows centering Korean penisula O1bxxxx and O2bxxx Y haplo sub clade is observed strongly (sum of these are 70~90%) And these group N haplo is observed low around 7% or so. ( I forgot detailed sub-clade ID of O1 and O2,,,, ) O1, O2, N is mega-haplogroup, so you have to use more detailed sub-clade. Haplo takes only 2% of human gene so whole DNA comparison shows modern Korean shows quiet homogeneous DNA similarity it shows quite long time, people are isolated in this region. Most genetically close ethnic groups to Korean are Machurian, Jurchen, Japanese (Yayoi and Kyushu and Kansai people), Mongol then Northern China (Above Beijing). Dividing people using only Y-haplo is quite dangerous idea as I said, this Y-haplo shows only recent status. So see mtDNA and lagnuage and cultural similarity.

[@randomstuff3413]

His Korean, Chinese, Mongolian, and Mesoamerican/Andean are confused parts of his Icelandic side.

[@aravindhrajgowda2446]

South Asian results please🙏

[@dinamycvideosgaming1597]

Interessant results

[@afrenchieinaustralia]

My husband's Zainichi Korean from Japan and got similar results had very high Japanese % higher than Korean and Chinese,Mongol and South East Asia too and even a low percentage with Siberian so I was very surprised haha Beautiful mix you guys have no wonder why koreans are so gorgeous ♡

[@bunnybird9342]

It's because Koreans and Japanese are genetically almost identical and similar ethnic groups will have similar results come up and can be hard to pinpoint exactly

[@turuus5215]

Japanese have Jomon dna which is written on their faces.

[@afrenchieinaustralia]

Well he actually explained to me that his father was half/half he is Korean and Japanese which is why his father ended up in Japan about his mom it is more complex she had her mom born in Phillipines during the war and her father in Manchuria also during the war but with Japanese and Korean descent but my guess is they mixed in the past with all these people. They all moved back to Japan once the war was over.And today they all live in Japan as Zainichis (Korean from Japan). Very complex family history haha

[@山田次郎-e8i]

Let's study a little more history and archaeology. Before BC, the Japanese lived in the southern part of the Korean peninsula, and the Tungusic people, who spoke Korean, lived in the northern part of the peninsula. During the Han Dynasty in China, the Han people from northern China invaded the northern part of the Korean peninsula, and the Koreans moved east. However, when the northern nomadic Xianbei tribe began to attack China, the control of the Han dynasty was lost, and the Koreans of Goryeo defeated the Han people, and they moved south and founded Baekje. The ruling class of Baekje was Han Chinese, the ruling class of Silla was Japanese, and the ruling class of Goguryeo was Korean. In the 7th century, Japan lost control of the southern part of the Korean Peninsula after losing a war against the Xianbei people of the Tang Empire. Later, with the establishment of the Goryeo Dynasty, the language was unified and people became mixed, so today's Koreans have a mix of Japanese and Chinese DNA. The ancestors of Koreans who speak Korean are the Tungus people of Siberia. In other words, they share common ancestry with the Mongols.

[@kurdekibedin1347]

Chinese, Mongolian and Mesoamerican are confused parts of his Greek side

[@AlghiGadisKecilJakartanGypsy]

True 🤣

[@Hero-zd4cx]

@@AlghiGadisKecilJakartanGypsy if we will talk real, Mesoamerican is really confused Greek part because (Greco-Bactriana) in Asia my love Alexander the great was also in Korea😍🇬🇷💖😘

[@kurdekibedin1347]

@@Hero-zd4cx I talk already real bro

[@AlghiGadisKecilJakartanGypsy]

@@kurdekibedin1347 Yes, you re nice, nawe te çie my brother?

[@kurdekibedin1347]

@@Hero-zd4cx Serious question: are Albanians Greeks? If so, why is their language so different?

[@firstnamelastname6071]

What I don't get is the way Japanese and Koreans are grouped together. 🤨

[@μυστηριώδεςΤριλωνο]

Cuz they mix

[@Drakosebax1]

Wow you are 1,2 mesoamerican

[@bamsbeyrek4939]

Bir tek Orta Asya yok 😂

[@mantrasetter]

Moğolistan sayılır :)

[@Dersimite]

%10191919 Turkic! 🤘🏻

[@LASTER1337-c3y]

They are mongols

[@Eldydhdhd]

ur not korean. whats ur intention for uploading this and naming ur title southkorean dna? Im korean and my result says 10 percent japanese and 90 percent korean

[@archokadeconat295]

different DNA company，nothing weird。you test Myheritage DNA，you get the same result like Hannahs result。in fact every koreans get like hers in Myheritage DNA

[@dhyk333]

u need see more Koreans tests

[@山田次郎-e8i]

Let's study a little more history and archaeology. Before BC, the Japanese lived in the southern part of the Korean peninsula, and the Tungusic people, who spoke Korean, lived in the northern part of the peninsula. During the Han Dynasty in China, the Han people from northern China invaded the northern part of the Korean peninsula, and the Koreans moved east. However, when the northern nomadic Xianbei tribe began to attack China, the control of the Han dynasty was lost, and the Koreans of Goryeo defeated the Han people, and they moved south and founded Baekje. The ruling class of Baekje was Han Chinese, the ruling class of Silla was Japanese, and the ruling class of Goguryeo was Korean. In the 7th century, Japan lost control of the southern part of the Korean Peninsula after losing a war against the Xianbei people of the Tang Empire. Later, with the establishment of the Goryeo Dynasty, the language was unified and people became mixed, so today's Koreans have a mix of Japanese and Chinese DNA. The ancestors of Koreans who speak Korean are the Tungus people of Siberia. In other words, they share common ancestry with the Mongols.

[@Eldydhdhd]

@@山田次郎-e8i rofl no. I see where your messed up argument comes from since your name is Chinese. Reported your comment for spamming and misleading information. Hopefully you dont spread that bs to other people because people might actually believe that. Dont trust everything taught in China. Majority of them are pro-communist and they exist for brainwashing.

[@Eldydhdhd]

also why use chinese music. its weird

[@dhyk333]

yes this song is weird,even Im Chinese from north east,however, this Dna company want it)i even don't understand this song, and never heard.

[@bacsmartphone6657]

​@@dhyk333maybe its vietnamese music The category is "chinese and vietnamese" not only "chinese"