MyHeritage DNA Results - WOW, WHAT A SURPRISE!!

[@yavhehe1557]

I am Turkısh and I also had the surprıse Central American.

[@aycalal9968]

Düşünsene ikiniz de aynı yerden çıkıp bambaşka karışıyorsunuz ve şu an bambaşka insanlarsınız çok ilginç

[@abbad707]

it's because you are turkic or it was Genghis Khan.

[@mjhmab]

@@abbad707 Turkic are not mongols educate yourself

[@yogiaol]

Because turkish are from mongoloides.

[@abbad707]

@@mjhmab I never said they were stfu kid, learn to read mongrel.

[@lil_weasel219]

The ancient population from Siberia that carried y dna haplogroup Q and from which the native americans split to migrate to the Americas also mixed with the incoming indo europeans and thus their DNA migrated westwards towards Finland and Scandinavia in smaller amounts. Haplogroup Q peaks in certain places in Fennoscandia at 4%. EDIT: got so caught up mentioning not particularly relevant Paleo Siberians that I forgot to mention that Finns carry Volga Ural admixture, since they came from west Siberia originally (N1c), and are 8% East Eurasian on average. Finland is 61% N1c due to a strong genetic drift.

[@jasonjoseph9292]

Average 7 percent of east asian dna of Finnish many Sami Samoyed connection probably connection Altai region.

[@lil_weasel219]

@@jasonjoseph9292 the altai thing is bs tho

[@diamondsarenotforever8542]

The Altai has been debunked for a long time ago.

[@diamondsarenotforever8542]

Finns are Nordic ppl and the whitest ppl on earth. Watch The video "Which country has the most blondies?" The answer is Finland.

[@diamondsarenotforever8542]

@@jasonjoseph9292 Sami ppl and finns are a different ppl.

[@meralkeskin2865]

İndians yakut - saka turks very similer.They live in siberia.Another turks mixed differant races.

[@TinaThompsonPlayingtheField]

Love the length of this and how you posted images and charts. Most videos like this feature people talking way too long and not showing results. Hope you enjoyed your surprises! I am 3% Central/South American, myself, but I knew that going in. The 36% African was a surprise, though.

[@AlexMoby]

The Baltic percentage is not that surprising since the Finns and the Estonians are culturally related so no wonder your Finnish ancestors mixed up at one moment with some Estonians. I'm French and I sent my dna sample last month. I'm very excited !

[@jopwestra2614]

AlexMoby ik my reply is sooo late but what are your results? 😁

[@aleksandrvasilev6723]

Baltic genes may be Russian

[@danbaltic9678]

@@aleksandrvasilev6723 actually Russian genes are Baltic as Balts lived in these regions long before Slavic speaking people's came. Some 2000 years ago Baltic tribes used to live even around Moscow. There were just Balts in the south and Finns to the North

[@timomastosalo]

@@danbaltic9678 Slavic people lived more south then, when the Balts lived up to the Moscow area. But there's is no separate Baltic gentic backrougnd. The Baltic people are genetically a mix or the Scandinavian, Finnic or Uralic and the Eastern European - often near 1/3 of each. Interestingly the Lithuanains ae those who have the greatest percentage of the Urlaic inheritage - up to 40%, Estonian have nearly 1/3 of each, and the Latvians have the most of the Eastern European DNA. Which could have come during the Russian ruled centuries, because Riga was the most interesting place in the Baltics for the Russians. But the whole Baltic language family is in ancient relationship with the Slavs - so the Eastern European gene pool likely started to be part of the Baltic inheritage very long ago, maybe in the stone age already. The languages later drifted apart, so likely the contacts very rare for awhile. Like if some Germanic people like the Ostrogoths came to live between the Slavs and Balts for some centuries. Maybe the Eastern European genes deminished for some generations then. But very probably didn't disappear altogether. I wouldn't be surprised if the researchers would find a very old subclade of the Eastern European genes found only in the Balts. Same with the Uralic genome. German background brought some Western European blood - but they are a quite mixed nation: so often they brought only more of the same that the Balts already had - except the Uralic, of course. When the Slavs came to the Baltic they also went to Poland, for example. The Polish are the purest eastern European nation aka Slavic. Of course in the border areas they are also mixed with other backgrounds. And there has been a lot of population movement with n the last century or so.

[@danbaltic9678]

@@timomastosalo I can agree on quite some of yours points, but other points are totally incorrect, it seems you are interested with this but do not have much connection to the region. Balts, especially Lithuanians have almost no Scandinavian and Ugric admixture. You can check the site of the biggest gene testing company in Europe Myheritage for this information. Balts like Lithuanians or Latvians on average are overwhelmingly Baltic. Most of the Myheritage results of Lithuanians and Latvians I checked have 80-100%Baltic. To see how a 95-100%Baltic person looks like you can check KZbinrs: Ben Mitkus (scored 97% Baltic ) and Sv3rige (100% Baltic). Often Baltics have Balcan or Eastern European admixture , but usually it's no more than 1/3 and 2/3 Baltic. Up untill the Slavs came from the steppe Baltics inhabited most of North East Europe. It is agreed by researchers that most of hydronims in North East Europe are of Baltic origin. Baltics are also a distinct group from others as it historically was one of the most isolated European groups. Last pagans in Europe, also speaking oldest living Indo-European language. Genetic admixture of Lithuanian peasant hasn't changed much for the last couple thousands of years. And ancestors of most current inhabitants of the Baltics are offsprings of peasants

[@raynuh138]

Welcome ! My family is mainly guatemalan with Baltic and Finnish heritage also !!

[@abbad707]

hey lol

[@SelinaUniverse]

Got my results!! :D - Europe 28,6% English 26,1% North and West European 12,8% Scandinavian - Africa 11,2% Nigerian 2,5% North African 2,3% Kenyan - America 12,4% Central American 1,1% Indigenous Amazonian i'm so happy!

[@MikaElf]

Interesting mix. :)

[@SelinaUniverse]

islam al mahdadi Funny thing is that I was born in The Netherlands 😂

[@patrizia1642]

Amazing results!! Very beautiful mixture!!!☺️👍🏼

[@isaacadkins2344]

Hi from the 2.5 % ✋

[@matilda1568]

Wow 😮

[@Scandinavianman9]

Great results :-) I too received a surprise from MyHeritage DNA test....50.5% Scandanivian & 27.4% Irish/Scottish/Welsh as my main 2 ethnicities, best wishes from England ;-)

[@abbad707]

Scandinavian Man rest?

[@hannibalbarca4372]

I think that "Central American" is an old genetic admixture "Ancient North Eurasian" Hunters Gatherers (ANE),this genetic admixture is a common heritage to some Scandinavian, East Slavic (Russian, Belarussian, Ukrainian), Central Asian, Aïnou (of Japan) and Native American people. ...

[@hannibalbarca4372]

I am 50/50 Algerian/Russian and according to MyHeritage,i am 3.2% Central Amrican,my Brother is 1.1% Japanese :)

[@yussef961]

and it's probably random noise

[@SelinaUniverse]

I can’t wait for my results! My dad was born in the caribbean so he could be literally anything and my mom is from The Netherlands, but I don’t know anything about her grandparents...

[@ronya8662]

I'm a Finn and I got some Central American as well... strange isn't it :D

[@ronya8662]

@sbalaji2019 That's highly possible! I went and uploaded the same DNA data to FTDNA and it showed me 8% Iberian Peninsula, interesting really..

[@abbad707]

ronya Its from the migrations from Siberia which inhabited Finland, its not from some native american who was brought to Spain.

[@Silvestriano]

Thank you for sharing! We're all family if you think about it.

[@jasonjoseph9292]

Average central asian has between 6 to 8 percent native American and Eskimo , Eskimos have Ave. 27 percent central asian

[@FernandoPerez-hx8do]

You have 88% of western Europe as the Finnish standard.

[@isaacx6560]

I got my results as well and I am %65.6 English 19.2 Scandinavian, %13.9 Irish. Scottish and Welsh and % 1.3 Ashkenazi Jewish. I was not surprise for my results because I knew I was English, Ashkenazi Jewish and Irish. But being Scandinavian was so cool 😀

[@JOSECLAUDIUS]

I'm from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 2,5% Finnish.

[@aquariusxristus901]

I am Swiss and Italian of origin but I was surprised to have a Finnish happlogroupe of origin(N) :) good majority and unsurprisingly the test indicated a mainly central and western and southern european origin, a little asia minor also

[@timomastosalo]

I'll continue here in English - I don't speak French very well :) That Asia Minor could indicate your haplotime N comes from Turkey, they have a bit of that. But my main guess would be it's Finnish, who are the main representatives of that haplogroup in Europe. Though their's only 5 million of them. Of course the Balts have 30-40% of that N too. So that direction of the world, is what I bet - Finland or the Baltics. For example, in the 17th century there was the Great 30 years war in Germany and around. It's enough that your ancestor made a baby boy there with German lady, and one of his sons or grandsons moved to Switzerland.

[@aquariusxristus901]

I do not speak very good English (almost not born) Fortunately my friend google translation is here :) yes the German hypothesis seems to me most likely because there is an important German communoty in Switzerland. Besides, certain parts of Germany were part of what was Prussia. There is surely a genetic influence on them.

[@celtiberian07]

I always thought finish was the same as Scandinavian but i guess they are very different

[@merxho95]

You are 100 % Nordic cool love you people :D

[@Cosmicfraud3209]

No she is 2 percent central American native😮 and 98 percent Nordic and east euro

[@Cosmicfraud3209]

Why is finnic. And baltic music so scary like witches or somethin yet scandinavian sounds like outright angelic😂😅

[@SP-ct9os]

That central american had to have been someone that went to the america's in the 1500s had kids and those kids came back to europe.

[@FernandoPerez-hx8do]

That 1.9% has 38% Iberian, from Europe, maybe even from Western Europe. And even more Asian noise.

[@victorypacome7319]

Don't be surprised, MyHeritage DNA results aren't that accurate.

[@m.a.b.p4187]

La tortilla es Española, de España. En Centroamérica no la comen. Es como si dices que te gusta la pasta italiana porque has nacido en Nueva Zelanda...

[@MikaElf]

I mean Mexican style tortilla, where corn tortillas are the basis of many traditional Mexican dishes, such as tacos, tostadas, enchiladas, flautas, quesadillas, chilaquiles, and tortilla soup: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corn_tortilla

[@anaworld4354]

Mika Elf That's called "tortilla de maíz" (corn tortilla), not just "tortilla"..

[@m.a.b.p4187]

+Mika Elf vale entonces sí ^^ ya me estaba poniendo furiosa...besos

[@jhhnn_]

In México we do call it just tortilla ❤️

[@Syratiktak]

Hay que mirarse menos el ombligo ¿eh? Que el que tengamos la tortilla de patatas no nos hace poseedores de la palabra tortilla ni del único plato con ese nombre.

[@Sabri23lintu]

Central America surprised me :D

[@officialVozie100]

I'm native American I knew it sammis are our peeps

[@saarinenj1]

tf is sammis

[@khwistal]

제니Jenni they’re essentially white people but with asian eyes. Björk is sammi

[@hyenalaughingmatter8103]

@@khwistal white people they got "white" because of mixing with europeans. old samis was more asiatic

[@maninedoow5895]

Wow, Central American

[@FreePalestine711]

this is not suprising all results are normal for a finnland people

[@anonymousyoutuber490]

I wish there was an ONLINE dna test 😁

[@cholponkudus8719]

I'm Kyrgyz Uzbek mix. And I have finish blood 1.3% and Amazonian Peru 1%... Looks like Finnish travel so far

[@diamondsarenotforever8542]

They did not travel so much. This DNA-test company is putting finnish and nigerian DNA in everything. Don't believe everything!

[@jasonjoseph9292]

You probably also have central Asia and east asian maybe Mongolian even though it didn't show Finnish people have an Ave. 7 percent east asian in them on other dna test.

[@diamondsarenotforever8542]

I am a Finn with 0% asian dna. And there are a lot of them.

[@yussef961]

it's not a surprise if you know how to interpret results... central american is probably random noise unless proven otherwise, on some tests i have 18% italy then it turned into turkey (yes yes after an update), but all tests indicate 60% lebanon... so that is important

[@phillipp6688]

Amazing video

[@desertboy1162]

Nothing strange about your results.

[@AnaStella]

My Heritage is terrible, I advise you to upload your DNA file to other companies. They said all my European ancestors were Iberian. So they took all my Scandinavian, Greek, Scottish and even African ancestors and called them "Iberian". I told them it's not the same a person from Norway than a Greek person and they (or their volunteers) called me a racist. That's all I can say. So I compared it on Gedmatch and Gencove. I have a video where I compare it.

[@user-xj9wk1un3r]

Tosi ihana ❤️

[@jhhnn_]

Why does it say that México it's in central america? México it's part of north america.

[@M4th3u54ndr4d3]

Jeehn López in Brazil we learn that Mexico is in Central America 🤔😮

[@Bastardissimodentro]

Mexico is a part of North America ffs!!!

[@Hypie582]

@@TheYuriDarks Mexico is north american! look at a map dude.

[@Alvaro_Litti]

Mika, do you know, how many geographic sub regions do myheritage have?

[@josephpashka7369]

Terve ! Hails ! MyHeritage associates ANE (Ancient Northern Eurasian) aDna with New World populations.

[@giacomofazio2335]

In may test results is nigerianischen this was for me an surprise too

[@farrukh_b]

Central American I think was because of vikings’ invasion

[@Hypie582]

uhmm what? The vikings only knew about canada.

[@chillax3623]

i have 7% finnish dna

[@irtap404]

Did you get an update?

[@user-gw5zr4ng9q]

No surprise...you are from asia..and charish gene with central america who came from adia too. Read history of finns

[@ZombiesFan-yn3pu]

central american is confusion for siberian

[@Leahi-sb2br]

That percentage of Central America is nothing but where are you from? I'm curious.

[@serotoninu958]

wrong

[@rockrolldoctor6949]

cuando es un porcentaje tan bajo no es fiable 🤙🤙🤙

[@Ogeroigres]

Hello! How do you upload the MyHeritage video to KZbin? Many thanks!

[@MikaElf]

If you are using Windows 10 there is a build-in screen recorder. Check this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZezk6Vnord3q9E

[@Ogeroigres]

Kiitos! :)

[@FEATUREME]

@@MikaElf how do u get the video because i only get a map and the %’s

[@YusefYandron]

thanks for not making a clickbait garbage video like the others thumbs up

[@Saxofony89]

How did you download the video in order to upload it here?

[@MikaElf]

If you are using Windows 10 there is a build-in screen recorder. Check this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZezk6Vnord3q9E

[@cariocabassa]

So there is an Asian component in Finnish ethnicity...??

[@jokemon9547]

Of course there is. The ancestors of Finns brought the paternal haplogroup N (most common paternal haplogroup in Finland at around 60%) and the ancestral language of Finnish from the east thousands of years ago. Even today, the average eastern Eurasian admixture in Finnish people is 5% to 15%, higher in eastern Finland. This person might also have Saami ancestors in her family because they are from northern Finland. If you don't know who the Saami are, they are people in northern Scandinavia and northern Finland who speak a language(s) that is related to Finnish and genetically they are also somewhat related to Finns, but they have more eastern Eurasian admixture than Finns do. Interestingly however, the Saami actually have less paternal haplogroup N than Finns do with only around 40% of them having it. The Saami also have 21% R1a haplogroup, while Finns have only 7% of that. I1 haplogroup in both groups is about the same, but the Saami have more I1 subclades that are closer to I1s found in modern Scandinavia while Finns have predominately the specifically Finnish variant (also found in Saami) of I1. The "Finnish I1" is further away from the I1s in Scandinavia, because it branched off quite early and developed into it's own thing away from the rest, mainly in the areas of modern Finland about 2000 years ago, give or take a few centuries.

[@cariocabassa]

@@jokemon9547 Waouw ok, I sure didn't know all that...so Finns are quite different genetically from Scandinavians...sounds like it...

[@jokemon9547]

@@cariocabassa Yes, Finns genetically are very isolated when it comes to Europe. This is the result of a relatively small original population, little mixing with their neighbours like Scandinavians and Russians. As a matter of fact, the Finnish population is one of the most genetically studied in the world. But Finns are also very different among themselves. For example, a Finn from western Finland is genetically more further away from a Finn from eastern Finland than a French person is from a German. This site illustrates quite well the genetic diversity of Finland (before the 1950s) with it's maps: www.fimm.fi/en/research/projects/finnpopgen

[@cariocabassa]

Jokemon ok interesting...I always thought that they were pretty much exclusively Scandinavians/North Europeans like their Western neighbours ( Sweden, Norway & Danemark ) That’s quite a news here...ok

[@jokemon9547]

@@cariocabassa Which is understandable, since Finns do have blonde hair, blue eyes and other features that Scandinavians also have. But that is surface level, genetics wise Finns are quite an interesting case. An anomaly so to speak.

[@erhangenc2381]

hello viking

[@aadcf5149]

Hey

[@sterkar99]

Nigga what surprise

[@sterkar99]

How was the Baltic a surprise and central America, if you've been watching any person that's from a central Asian ethnic group you'd know that y'all always get some American

[@xiaxiao7567]

not to spoil but i 743 much dna matches

[@MikaElf]

When I got the results I had that 233 DNA matches. Since then I have got "few" more and at the moment I have 24193 DNA matches. 😃

[@adamjunior54]

tf why are you surprising for ?

[@citlalie9791]

Welcome to the family you are Mexican lol

[@MikaElf]

Haha, maybe. Thanks! :D

[@unom9405]

lol just 2 percent

[@lil_weasel219]

Bigg durprise huh lol

[@dutchyeah9499]

How the fuck can this result be considered a surprise????? I mean seriously, this was all to be expected if you are from Finland....

[@SelinaUniverse]

Dutch Yeah He was refering to the Central American part

[@dutchyeah9499]

I see, but the percentage is neglectable.. so, I still don't get why his video is called "WOW, WHAT A SURPRISE".. but ok, maybe it is just me ;)

[@SelinaUniverse]

Dutch Yeah 1.9% isn’t a lot but I can imagine if you didn’t expect it at all I’d be surprised too :P

[@dutchyeah9499]

True enough :)

[@lil_weasel219]

SELINA [fandoms & everything nice] that actually shouldnt be a surprise if you know something about the genetic history of that area