Reacting to Shocking DNA Results I MyHeritageDNA

[@bluecreeperboy275]

I dont know why im starting to get addicted to DNA ancestry videos

[@jossiem1625]

same

[@sila9431]

Same af

[@tomris225]

Its very interesting yes but myheritage is not accurate

[@ericgonzalez3641]

Same

[@haysnairefohdir4182]

Same 😂

[@gabrielzinho123100]

That moment you're Brazilian which means you're from everywhere in the world

[@anandadaquino3604]

YES!!!! It's a pitty those tests being so expensive here :(

[@leonorleite3323]

Gabriel oh meu Deus😂😂😂 isso foi um bocado mau mas eu concordo plenamente😂😂

[@eri-mq4rq]

Cara, eu tenho uma puta vontade de fazer esse teste mesmo sabendo que vai ser gigante porque eu sou brasileira skslalslskls

[@Scoobydooninja]

Aqui no sul é mais homogêneo, não tem tanta surpresa, a grande maioria ou é descendente de italianos ou alemães e uma boa parte de ibéricos.

[@SaturnineButtermilk]

Brazilian is a nationality tho

[@nutlover3609]

Chinese dude completely ignored 30% Mongolian but acknowledges 11% Japanese and 1% Finnish

[@michaeldukes4108]

What the hell is catchier than Mongolian???

[@haigabavtqqtfafahg]

MICHAEL DUKES Korea, Japan and China

[@michaeldukes4108]

K O ... You mean all the mainstream East Asian nationalities of which, no offense, almost everyone knows a member?

[@affye3127]

Probably because Mongolian come from rape.

[@蔡英文地下党员]

In fact there are more mongolian live in China than in Mongolia.

[@AphroditeX]

I like how the Greek lady had 20% Italian and the Italian lady had 25% Greek

[@supaidaman9750]

I mean, Italy & Greece have a lot of shared history together, where both ethnicities could have intermixed. E.g. the ancient Greek colonies in Southern Italy & the Italian Dodekanes islands.

[@abuangamirangu3244]

Ophelia B the Greek lady wasn’t even Greek lmao

[@lvateinn8258]

Southern Italians are greeks and arabs

[@DarioFKV]

Because she is not Greek, she is Macedonian.

[@federicaxx9452]

@@DarioFKV most of greeks have italian dna.

[@georgiaemily]

The one thing I’ve learned from these DNA videos is that Italians don’t like being anything other than 100% Italian 🤣🤣

[@messergerald1567]

My mom's finnish, my dad's Is italian and i was born and i live in Italy atm. If i had my DNA analyzed i'd hope to be as much finnish as possible (probably since It could be a good way to brag with my friends) *soz for my english*

[@angelaarmendariz3936]

Like if it was such an honor to be italian 😂, as usual egocentric italians...

[@67claudius]

@Demy Troy Italians have no connection with the Romans?? and with whom? with the Klingons?

[@nderimdema7518]

Sean M 👀 huh

[@federicaxx9452]

@Demy Troy man, maybe you don't have connection with romans but italians yes. Sorry not sorry but romans were just one of the Italian tribes native of Italy. So yes, we have romans blood and connection. We have connection with Greeks too but with romans more.

[@HiddenTalent_07]

😂😂😂 6.2% Nigerian *looks at his hand to find the melanin*

[@peikinwinner6255]

I was like lol

[@j.s3933]

Go back to the school, jack ass...

[@gardenmusicnotebook2748]

@JimboParadox well with the amount of black people and mixing over the centuries in Brazil he shouldn't really be shocked, either.

[@Justfun-xx6xe]

Maybe the 6 % is in his trousers LOL

[@CheriSTJohn-mh8wz]

Mihai Avr I seriously doubt it😡

[@Amanda.Porciuncula]

My dad is Brazilian so I ended up 35% Iberian. Not surprised that I got the Portuguese passport. Thanks great grandpa for giving me the opportunity lol. #iberians

[@nanci_sousa]

As a portuguese born, good on you! 😂🙏

[@wwaxwork]

Man those vikings got around.

[@breannathepanda9730]

wwaxwork they traveled around raided villages, got drunk, and raped women. Yes, they got around.

[@ViolentRainbow]

Actually anyone with Scandinavian DNA today would not have gotten it from Vikings, DNA tests only show ancestry form within the last few centuries to around the 1600s at the very furthest which is long after the Vikings had stopped doing their thing so even if you had a Viking ancestor from 1000 years ago ti wouldn't even show up at all in your test results.

[@hannahrozenberg3411]

wwaxwork I know right! I took my dna test with MyHeritage, 91% Ashkenazi Jewish (I knew that already!) 3.3% Scandinavian, 3% West Asian (Dad had some family from Soviet Georgia) and 1.5% North African/Sephardic Jewish! I swear I have been trying to figure out how I ended up having a tiny drop of Viking in me!

[@angyliv8040]

Personal Space Invader it depends. In the Iberian peninsula was conquered by the Vikings, the northwest which is Galician. And people from Galicia go down into Portugal zone.

[@ViolentRainbow]

@@angyliv8040 Vikings never conquered Spain they just invaded a few times and that was well over a thousand years ago

[@artiezonk]

"I identify as a Sasquatch"... I feel you girl i feel ya

[@ThisIsBoots]

Right?! Almost every day :P

[@lenkajunova7419]

That girl has a real sass 😄

[@JuliaDenardin]

funny how people are fighting because of the brazilian guy reaction. he said in the comments that his father is black so i think he reacted that way because he knows he would have african in his dna but his skin is quite pale. i don't think he meant to be racist... also, his results are what you would mostly expect considering brazilian history having european and african in dna. we (i'm brazilian too) joke around about dna because we know we are ethnically so diverse. we are from everywhere lol

[@mapuanindigenous3982]

I wish I could hug you tight

[@seanstrack4022]

like your way of putting out your ideas on the situation. people who are overly sensitive and have no time but to complain about trivial situations like the one you highlighted here sicken me as to how self entitled and pathetic they are. but your comments restore my faith in humanity that some common sense and abstract thought is still used in the world.

[@randomsomaliguy1509]

Júlia Denardin his father is not black stop lying

[@tiny2315]

random somali guy, rebel 777 Idiots, she probably meant his grandfather was “black” as in his skin was black which DOESN’T mean he’s 100% african.

[@jeromehorn]

Brazil is one of the most diverse countries in the World.

[@monocat999]

”you’re part finnish” ”I don’t know where that is” Oof ouch my country

[@ember1794]

I think he said: "I don't know where that comes from!", meaning the Finnish dna and how it came into his family

[@killbuzzygamer3220]

Americans don't know geography

[@2384]

Perkele satana!

[@sila9431]

Perrrrkele

[@kandade4563]

@@killbuzzygamer3220 what, he said "I don't know where that comes from!"

[@andreslopez7267]

Everyone is a foreigner somewhere.

[@andreslopez7267]

Sverion Ruzz you misinterpreted the comment. I meant everyone has somewhere they could go and be considered a foreigner.

[@Springbok295]

And a native someplace else.

[@MrFelixify]

Sverion Ruzz i can almost guarantee you are not. And you can go to another country IN Europe and still be considered a foreigner in that country

[@alexxela8956]

Wrong. Deal with it

[@MrJuulia01]

Sherlock

[@mendsaikhan7168]

I'm 100% human

[@helvetica709]

And that's all that matters.

[@1kingtiger3]

Hello Hooman!

[@jaime963]

omg fuck off

[@seanstrack4022]

Hello fellow Human, I am one as well. Nice to meet you. Your comment makes more sense that most on this comment section. I am third generation American, and my parents have mixed up European and whatever else in the mix. That does not make me European, it makes me a human being from America. Thank you for your logic in the comments.

[@minchen_2265]

​@@youcantalwaysgetwhatyouwan6687 Denisovan, Neandertal and Homo Sapiens are all belonging to the same tree. Just different branches. The Neandertal for example was as much evolved (cultural and social) as his relative the Homo Sapiens. Not being 100% Homo Sapiens means nothing. He's still very much human

[@anamcpalma7903]

So cool to have found this video! My brother and I have done this test a long time ago and it's very accurate! I'm 74,7% Iberian, 10,4% Italian, 1,6% Balkan, and 11,3% North-African (I actually have a blood disease from these regions to prove it right) and 2% Nigerian. Just love it

[@Lionsden49]

My AncestryDNA Test results: 32% Benin/Togo 26% Cameroon, Congo, & Southern Bantu Peoples 20% England, Wales, & Northwestern Europe 9% Mali 5% Ivory Coast/Ghana 3% Nigeria 3% Ireland & Scotland 1% Senegal 1% Norway

[@sila9431]

Wow ur so mixed

[@gmbrusselsprout]

Mr./Ms. Worldwide over here XD

[@alisa_ilse]

I’ve done a DNA test once and I got 80% German .. so pretty spot on 😂😂 the rest was from England/Wales, Norway, Irish/Scottish and Eastern Europe

[@caliblack554]

These tests are also interesting because - as I learned - certain heritage/dna can actually "skip" you. I know for a fact there is a lot of Cherokee/Native American on my mother's side, yet I didn't ..."absorb" any of it, lol.

[@jeffmorse645]

You're like Elizabeth Warren. ;-)

[@frigglebiscuit7484]

same. my grandpa was a decent bit noticeable on the native dna. i got less than 1% lol.

[@AdultThirdCultureKid1971]

I think Scandinavia skipped me. LOL!

[@israeln.j5955]

Wow, Alexandra and Antonella, really beautiful ladies!

[@angelaarmendariz3936]

Yeah! Hot sexy mamas !!!

[@tagizademirasim]

mediterranean women were always beautiful

[@lvateinn8258]

Simp

[@giullianrodrigues3658]

Inviting a brazilian to make this test was a great idea, since our population is so ethnically mixed that a great part of us can't even have much certain about where it is from. We have imprecise ideas, like maybe 95% of us are descendant from the portuguese, african and indigenous (which makes weird that the brazilian guy got impressed for his 6% african heritage: almost all of us is), but these are, in almost all cases, imprecise ideas...

[@FOLIPE]

Giullian Rodrigues the scandinavian part was more surprising.

[@giullianrodrigues3658]

F. OPE Sure! When I told a friend about this guy's percentage of scandinavian heritage, he said: -lol, i didn't even know a scandinavian had ever stepped on Brazil

[@FOLIPE]

Giullian Rodrigues I knew some scandinavians had come but I was still like... Wow. Maybe he has some particular late immigration (20th century or so) heritage, so he'd be less shocked about scandinavia than africa but still.

[@pedrosimoes3486]

Actually having over >20% of scandinavian heritage is normal result for the iberian people (Portuguese and Spanish). Iberian peoples commonly have this genetic pool from major to minor: Iberian, Italian, Western Europe, North African and Scandinavian.

[@pedrosimoes3486]

So indirectly, if he descends from Iberian settlers he will have all that heritage

[@sayJessg]

I’m Colombian and my results are 27.5% Iberian, 18% Sardinian, 8.2% African and 46.3% central and south american

[@koiue.g8709]

Thats so cool , you are half native

[@Scrub_Lord-en7cq]

Sardine

[@payamyazdi7672]

I am not Muslim but many people tell me I look Muslim like Islam is a race

[@Zenguidev]

Payam yazdi your name persian i think, persians looks similar a bit arabic so normal

[@Zenguidev]

i am Turkish and Muslim but people never believe me lol. Americans are only see Arabic or South Asian Muslim so its normal i think. They generally dont know about christians Of middle east or Muslim Of Europe

[@avinashzoom]

You are a yazdi

[@nico5173]

Payam yazdi islam is a religion not a race.

[@nuriageijsel4063]

Stupid comment

[@keen99]

The "am I right" girl is hilarious! cheesy puns all day...feel like we would get along hahaha.

[@Abiodun92]

I think MyAncestry has some problems with it's results since it seems to give everyone a couple of percentages Finnish. I think the "Finnish" that Chandler has is more likely Yakut DNA. I'm basing this on the fact that he also seems to have a lot of Mongolian ancestry, so it isn't too far-fetched considering that Yakuts live quite close to Mongols and Buryats. Finns and Yakuts both carry Y-DNA haplogrou N1c-m46, about 75% of Yakut males have it and so do 60% of Finnish men.

[@mariamesquita1105]

Abiodun92 I did the test and I don't have any Finnish in me

[@Ononorium]

Yakuts carry the haplogroup N which came from the older Haplogroup NO Haplogroup NO split into branches of N and O O is a the haplogroup family that contains Sino-Tibetan and Austronesian groups like Han Chinese, Tibetans and Tongans

[@jaygod606]

NO* born N*, N1* and N1A-N1B- are all gathered in Southwest China, O3 is China's dominant paternal line, O1 China southeast, O2 in Southeast Asia - Japan - Korea. The youngest offspring N1C migrated to Siberia and fused in the YDN-C's wife MTDN-CDG in the central and Siberia Mongols, but most of the N1c gathered in the northern region of Siberia. Mongols YDNA-C is in the middle of Siberia. Before migrating, a N1C was migrated from Northeast China and separated from Siberia N1C. This has been moving westward to N1C to northeast Europe, merging Nordic women. The Mongols Y-DNA is C, the Finn - Sami people - northeastern Europe does not have this gene, suggesting that N1C migrating to Europe does not stay in central Siberia and C fusion.

[@jaygod606]

Mongols, Siberia, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese share a large proportion of MTDNA- matriarchal women, MTDNA-DCMGZ, and these are women with the evolution of Mongolia C in Northeast Asia of Siberia. This maternal Siberia Aboriginal 90%, Mongolia, Korea, Northeast Asia 70-80%, China 60%. NO* entered China to steal the women of the Mongolian ancestor C. It all happened ten thousand years ago. The Mongol C brothers, the Australian Aborigines, have separated for thousands of years and evolved different races. The Mongols C evolved the character of the primitive Mongolia. The Australian C has a black character.

[@samuraiblue3901]

Abiodun92 I also think that Chinese guy's Japanese part is actually from Tibetan the D misidentified as Japanese. From history almost no Japanese migrated to china.

[@iolid4997]

I’m 60% water.

[@ej1722]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Both Funny comments😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@t-t8961]

You mean 71% water

[@bettyandrews1875]

@@t-t8961 its 60% look it up

[@21AdryaSarab]

I'm Mexican, so probably my dna will be Native American, European ( Italian and Spanish ) based on my last names and people say to me I look like I'm from India or Arabia ( I get so many friend request and messages from guys that are from India, Pakistan, Arabia , Egypt. , none Mexican guys lol )

[@RDCFemmes]

you could also be black

[@MsSteeldog]

From the few dna videos i have seen. Most Mexicans have around 3% African dna.

[@21AdryaSarab]

Everything Or Nothing hi, oh you're right !

[@v3ga835]

Adriana Sarabia OMG I'm Mexican but people think I'm Indian,Arab(Persian,Eygptian,Iraqi) too!

[@Dan4x2282]

Adriana Sarabia watch out with that lots of times these companies are being pushed to include African DNA into the results, remember the Africans where brought to Veracruz and Guerrero Mexico, because of the size of the country and poor infrastructure people weren't able to move around like today, especially the poor. I'm sure most men would like to add you, I'm Mexican and I believe you are attractive.

[@AM-lr2xc]

I thought I was 100% Russian but I’m actually 55% Russian 25% Italian and French 20% Georgian, Armenian and Azerbaijan

[@gracegeigler5515]

So your results do say Russian

[@italiangirl231]

🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@salisedan6737]

Sən azəri?

[@adnylo2988]

Amin Kartoev 25% Italian and French together ? I thought that in DNA the Italian population was more associated to Greek and French to German, maybe I’m wrong I’m just asking

[@borivoj_navratil]

Amin? 100% Russian? lmao And Kartoev is an Ingush surname. Made my day mate

[@estherr]

2:46 “my mouth is never opened for that long” you never been to the dentist?

[@maryaurelio1835]

I'm American , Brasilian and Italian but I've ever been told that I have Portuguese , Spanish , Italian and Native South American roots so doing this test would claryfy a loooooot of things for me !!

[@diogeneslima4284]

I'm brazilian 75 % european( portuguese ,spanish and greeks) ,5% Black ,20% Native American

[@vivaeuropa]

Diogenes lima Do you identify as white or brown?

[@yo18momas]

+Sean Ogreen I'm pretty much same % as this dude but I'm super pale and light green eyes so I just go with white, but my last name (Saucedo) throws sum off

[@takod323]

@@yo18momas sorry but you're not white

[@yo18momas]

Tamo Daleko well no shit, I just said I go with white cuz no one believe otherwise

[@takod323]

@Kyle S. it doesnt go that way, one drop rule is still a thing

[@elenedhelvoronwien7403]

0:58 Wrong. Only by Portugal. Spanish people went to Brazil as immigrants (late 19th century and early 20th century), not colonizers.

[@gomes2151]

Search for ''Iberian Union'' and ''Philippine dynasty'' and your comment doesn't make much sense... Pesquise sobre ''União Ibérica'' e ''Dinastia Filipina'' e verá que seu comentário não faz muito sentido...

[@elenedhelvoronwien7403]

Faz todo o sentido na medida em que a união entre os dois reinos só se deu no papel. Na prática o Brasil continuou sendo comandado pela parte portuguesa, sendo os funcionários da administração portugueses assim como os governadores responsáveis pelas capitanias e os senhores das plantations. Sem contar as pessoas comuns.

[@gomes2151]

São Miguel das Missões (RS) foi fundado por jesuitas portugueses. Agora ficou claro. E gaúcho é uma invenção brasileira, os invejosos argentinos copiaram... E fechando a conta, o teste do DNA não aponta ''português'' ou ''espanhol'' e sim ''ibérico'' e talvez seja esse o contexto e não questões cartoriais (até porque papel não transmite DNA para seus descendentes...)

[@elenedhelvoronwien7403]

Missões não era do Brasil inicialmente, era tecnicamente território espanhol, só passou a ver brasileira depois de tratado. É óbvio que os povos do Rio Grande teriam uma maior incidência de DNA espanhol visto que até metade do século 19 era uma região muito mais chegada com as colônias espanholas do que com o Rio de Janeiro e o resto do Brasil, mas daí dizer que espanhóis colonizaram o Brasil é muito errado e longe da verdade. Essas empresas de teste geralmente colocam portugueses e espanhóis no mesmo balaio assim como italianos e gregos porque não têm data o suficiente para dividir DNAs tão próximos, não quer dizer que não exista uma divisão. E por último, colonização implica uma mistura de "sangue" e cultura do país colonizador, o Brasil sempre foi diferenciado do que resto da América do Sul justamente por ser culturalmente lusitano ao invés de hispânico. Então de forma nenhuma dá pra dizer que a Espanha também colonizou o Brasil.

[@gomes2151]

'' mas daí dizer que espanhóis colonizaram o Brasil é muito errado e longe da verdade. '' Eu não disse que espanhois colonizaram o Brasil. '' E por último, colonização implica uma mistura de "sangue" e cultura do país colonizador,'' Tipo, África do Sul, Índia, EUA, Suriname, Haiti? '' o Brasil sempre foi diferenciado do que resto da América do Sul justamente por ser culturalmente lusitano ao invés de hispânico.'' É tão diferenciado que nossos golpes são redigidos em português, nossos ditadores são falantes da língua portuguesa,diferente dos chilenos, argentinos, etc. Ah, sim, e nossas crises são acompanhadas pela mídia em português também. E...tem uma certa Argentina que também se acha ''diferenciada'' pelo alto consumo anual de risole per capita (pelo menos em BA)...talvez não haja tanta originalidade neste quesito ''diferenciatório''.

[@JR-lh3ti]

I am at least 75% Finn. We have been told that it was most likely that Finns actually emigrated from North Asia and Mongolia. For instance my Dads haplogroup originates from North Asia. He is considered 100% Finn though. If you notice, Asian countries even have words similar in spelling to Finnish words or names…..for example: Joki, Maki…..you will see lots of “k” and “I” and “y”…”u”. What makes Finns similar as well to our Asian family is the structure of our eyes and eyelids…. My guess he is from Haplogroup N. It covers over to Finland, all the way over to North Asia….down to Vietnam.

[@25lover25]

yeah myheritage dna usually mistakes certain asian dna for finnish

[@ananya.m.2158]

that's so interesting!!

[@Jorge-xy8do]

Why do people act so surprised? Lmao we're all mixed... relax

[@nico5173]

Jorge it's just because it's fun to know

[@jillian9294]

Yes but it could be normal for an American, but for someone who grew up all his life in one single European country is a bit shocking, I know it would be for me.

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

Say that to any racist, Jorge

[@yeldagoktas5501]

No not true

[@rafaello1996]

I am 100% Slav. deal with it.

[@samuelbrodoff7927]

I did the test a few months ago 71% Slavic/Eastern European 22% East Asian (Siberian) 7% Germanic European

[@aneni]

I like these dna tests because they tell us that in reality no one is 100% one thing, so being nationalistic/racist really proves to be stupid and pointless. 👐 one love

[@avarskiscyth6346]

The thing is tho, If you’re for example 87% European And 13% Asian you will most likely look like a native European, looks already say enough. (Btw race goes much deeper than just skin color) And as to genetic tests, they don’t really say much about ones origins, if I had to explain it in one comment it would become ridiculously long, so I’d recommend you to watch ThuleanPerspective, he has made a few videos on this topic. You should start with a video of his called: What does science tell us about our origins? One more thing, Nationalism is not racism.

[@aneni]

Teofil Giray well does it matter if you look like one or the other, my point is that taking such sick pride in your nationality or race as far as to hate people for being something different is plain stupid, there's no "pure" blood or "pure"-YOUR-something, you're basically a mixture of everything.. if I were to say I'm super proud to be white and European, my dna would show that there's a percentage of Middle east Asia, some Turk, Arab or maybe even Jewish in me, so what am I really being proud of? I'm proud of being a human who can feel at home wherever in the world he goes.. but then again people deceive themselves into believing one is better and superior than the other, because... logic? I'm sure happy to see one who hates French gets to learn he had some French ancestors, and quite frankly, white people, they're never just "white". ..not the same, but equally stupid.

[@Spain456]

Being Nationalistic is much different if you were born and raised in a country then being nationalistic to a certain extent makes sense as long as it’s not to the point where you say every other country is shit

[@vidong1704]

being patriotic is OK, being nationalistic is not

[@jackieblue1267]

Some people do end up being 100% or almost of certain categories e.g. Basques, Finnish, Irish. These tests are based on modern populations so it depends on how closely you match some of the samples. They aren't really going to show older admixture. They are really designed to show how closely you match modern populations so a lot of admixture will be hidden. People take the tests too literally. The biggest consumers are Americans who just want to know what populations they match in the last 200-300 years. Gedmatch is better for showing older admixture.

[@YoungSprink]

I’m Mexican/American because I’m adopted by Americans. I took a DNA test found out I’m all of Europe every single European country or area is in my DNA and 1% Caucasian which is an area in the Middle East Northern part of ancient Persia. I relate more with Cambodian 🇰🇭 culture, and Nigerian 🇳🇬 culture.

[@Lucas_Tulic]

'My mouth is never open for that long!' Your boyfriend must be so frustrated!

[@ThisIsBoots]

AHAHA he's doing just fine - I'll let him know you were worried for him.

[@jenodne3119]

So happy you guys did this video! I loved it! I am mostly Scandinavian(Norwegian)and Balkan(Romanian/Greek) with little bits of Turkish, Scottish, Italian and Finnish (just an average Canadian I guess lol). I love your videos, keep up the great work!

[@dorianhorvat5597]

Balkan i broadly South Slavic and Greek.

[@jenodne3119]

Im adding my combined results from two different companies. I identify as Romanian because my mother was born and raised there.

[@angelaarmendariz3936]

About a tiny spice of Mexican and colombian drug dealer and 20% of rice eater Asian? And your 5% mandatory african, Like all the normal Canadians?

[@angelaarmendariz3936]

LoL 😁😂

[@Niki91-HR]

Well my family is from Croatia....the last 2-3 genrations were born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but there live a lot of Croats. Due to our history I could imagine that there is some turkish blood ( Ottoman Empire), maybe some Italian ( there were a long time at our coast).... But I would still identify myself as a south Slavic, Croatian girl. But it would be interesting to see how much Croatian I am for real.

[@qwertt-tg8rd]

Niki91-HR i m half bosnian serbian(hercegovina) and half maltese. I did the DNA test and it showed i m 68.7% Balkan haha and 22.1% Italian(Maltese). Since my mother is Maltese and her surname was Italian i could guess i ll get Italian heritage but it s quite low compared to the Balkan DNA i got from my father.

[@Niki91-HR]

Sounds cool :)

[@delevator8755]

these tests are never going to show you such small variations. like Nikolaj above said, you're just going to get "Balkan", or "Eastern Europe", or generalized Southern Europe, or "Greek" (which really just means Eastern Mediterranean) etc.

[@Niki91-HR]

Well I know...but still it is nice to see from which regions you have some DNA... it doesn't have to be 100% But I think the more people do stuff like that the more specific it can get...Well at least I assume it

[@abe-01]

Same girl, same I totally feel u and can relate

[@karikling8812]

I'm American, but I more or less feel like a member of the world rather than one specific country because I've lived outside the country for the last few years. My ancestors came from England, Ireland, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Spain or Portugal, so I would love to visit those places some day.

[@movingforward9555]

What rights are being sold along with that DNA? 😒

[@animeguy7192]

MovingForward I want to do a dna test but worried what they do with the information.

[@theelolicious9302]

Animeguy71 they have pretty strict rules so your information is relatively safe, you can look at their websites to see for yourself

[@janeza382]

My concern is simplified commercial categorization .

[@tonytone5300]

just don't commit any crimes like murder or rape so they track you down

[@ofribahat5735]

I'm israeli, my family ran from poland 70 years ago, and i feel very polish

[@TheSiobhan12]

I did another DNA service and found out what I kind of already knew that I was Extemely Irish!!! Was expecting a number slightly over 50% was pleasently surprised to find out it was 83% Irish. They even knew my family was from the North of Ireland (which is completely true) I was born there (Derry) I was also a little British :( (can’t have everyrhing I suppose!!!) These test’s are brilliant and just tell you so much sbout who you really are!!! Would have liked more of a spicey surprise in my dna, but in all honesty Iknew it was not likely!!!! 🇮🇪

[@DragnGo]

If you want some spice, try searching “celtic vs arabic similarities” on youtube.

[@mcrudeboi123456789]

What do you mean by you can’t have everything? You ashamed of the British ancestry

[@koiue.g8709]

Irish Is spice

[@amandasuemathis7907]

I did 23&me and ancestry. I'm 78% Irish, Scottish and English, 11% French and about 8% Scandinavian. There are trace elements from all over western Europe But those are the big ones. I always Identified as Irish, Scottish and French so it works lol Love the Channel. Also, American Woman...you know....when you get a chance haha 😉

[@meta-etherealinfo2445]

you look latin american to me black and more indigenous than you do european..just a bit of iberian thus those tests is a bit biased..and mark people based on their country of residence!

[@Ju-lj5ff]

blue moon virgo You do know Europeans aren't all white and can also tan right ?

[@meta-etherealinfo2445]

yes,,i do and so do others race..they can "tan" even more! and that is my 'entire point" and you do "know" that those who can"tan" actually inherited the phenotype of the Asiatic and blacks..Arabs etc.don';t ya?

[@Ju-lj5ff]

blue moon virgo Since when European is a race ? We are all inheritating from our African ancestors. So what you say is just nonsense.

[@emptytoiletpaperroll9112]

Wait? but that person in your profile pic looks east asian lol

[@ofiuco18]

Why did you take off so fast the results, i wanted to read it for myself :(

[@Abdul__Hadi]

then pause the video n resume again

[@giuliaroberto]

I'm from Brazil, and I do not know much about my ancestry. Half of my family is white, my father and part of his family's side is black, and my maternal grandmother is clearly a mixed race of indigenous with whites. So I imagine it to be the basic mix of Brazilians: African, Indigenous of South America, and Iberian.

[@Julian-qk6vd]

I feel very German, because I was born and raised here, but my mom is from Spain (Galicia) and my dad from Italy (Sicily). But I felt since I was a little child very Scottish and I was very interested in celtic languages, history and more. My DNA: - Italian 27,8% - Iberian (Spain/Portugal) 23,8% - Greek 18,6% - Irish, Scottish and welsh 12,5% - middle eastern 12,3% - Balkan 2,8% - North african 1,3% - Nigerian 0,9% All of it makes so much sense. The celtic people lived for a long time in northwest Spain and mixed with the indigenous Iberien people, especially in Galicia. My mom always says to me that she hat a gypsy ancestor and she could be from the Balkan region. Sicily was for a long time a Muslim 'country' and many people there were mixed with Arabs and Italians. Greeks settled also there. Thank you for your atention.

[@Miquelalalaa]

Jandid Chi So no German at all.

[@Julian-qk6vd]

@@Miquelalalaa that's true, but my passport says that I am German - and that's what counts.

[@takod323]

@@Julian-qk6vd if a dog is born in a cradle does that make him human?

[@Julian-qk6vd]

@@jimkillerx I know. But my maternal grandma always says that they have a Gypsy ancestor probably from the BALKANS. I know that they're (probably) from South Asia. And I know that not all Balkan people are Gypsies. And yes, I do think that they have mixed with each other. It's the same with European Jews.

[@takod323]

@@jimkillerx definitely NOT an insignificant minority, especially when you look up prison population of Balkan countries

[@links2films201]

Brazilians always get like really surprised with their results because they grow up with their black mummies with blond dyed hair and blue contact lenses saying that grandpa and grandma were from southern Scandinavia.

[@links2films201]

@@hiphipjorge5755 The European family belongs to 3 "R" Haplogroups , the R1a , R1b and RI ( I1 , I2b , I2a1 and I2a2). The haplogroup E1b1b is African and the most frequent in north Africa , the haplogroup T is African and the most frequent in east Africa. This African genes can be quite high in European populations if you add them. Albania 28,5% , Austria 9% , Belarus 4% , Belgium 6% , Bosnia 18,5% , Bulgaria , Bulgaria 25% , Croatia 10,5% , Czech Republic 7% , Cyprus 29,5% , Denmark 2,5% , England 2,5% , Estonia 6% , Finland 0,5% , France 20% , Germany 9,5% , Greece 34,5% , Hungary 8% , Ireland 2% , Italy 24,5% , Kosovo 47,5% , Latvia 1% , Lithuania 1,5% , Macedonia 23% , Malta 13,5% , Moldova 14% , Montenegro 27% , Netherlands 4,5% , Norway 1% , Poland 4% , Portugal 16,5% , Romania 15% , Russia 13% , Scotland 2% , Serbia 15% , Slovakia 7% , Slovenia 6% , Spain 23,5% , Sweden 3% , Switzerland 8% , Ukraine 7,5% and Wales 5%. The E1b1b and T frequencies can go as high as this in the European themselves but if you tell the Brazilian that they are 0.5% Nigerian they get really surprised and don't look very happy at all. www.eupedia.com/europe/european_y-dna_haplogroups.shtml The European that have less African genes have more middle eastern or Mongol like the Finnish and northern Scandinavian that are more Mongol than European. Brazilian main European ancestry is Italian. In Italy the R frequencies are lower than the African like in northern Scandinavia the R frequencies are lower than the Asian. Here in Black the African and Asian genes in the Europeans. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHjdhWCnfraJp5Y The Italians are on average only 53% European but the Brazilian are 100% because their grandpas are from Italy.

[@williambarzgar2960]

I'm Norwegian/ Iranian but I've lived in Sweden for most of my life so I identify as swedish. I've no idea of anything more than that because I've never taken a DNA-test.

[@ShallExplore]

5:12 "Sister!" 😂🤣

[@anandadaquino3604]

Brazil was colozined only by Portugal, dude.

[@imagesfromLA]

The Spanish had a presence there for awhile.

[@anandadaquino3604]

no one said they never were here, but our colonization was been made by Portugal (and I'm Brazilian supporting Portugal here, never thought I would do it in my whole life)

[@Alanbug]

You are actually right. I made a mistake. See ya

[@david_contente]

Brazil was colonized by Portugal AND HOLLAND

[@pedrojioia]

A a no lol holland just invaded brazil a part of brazil for a few years thats all

[@mlola74]

I like very much this video! Could you do a second part? It was pretty interesting

[@tasoslts3480]

Amazing video!! Do more of this!! I am Greek :)

[@kasnarfburns210]

Alexandra is a laugh riot!!! So basically Antonella who identifies as Italian is MORE Greek than Alexandra who identified as half-Greek. So Alexandra had to give back her Greek card, am I right?

[@MustBe1980]

This is so interesting! Good video! 😃 👍🏻

[@carlosbalaguer2602]

I've lived in Spain for my entire life and all my family members are Spanish. It was so cool to me to know that I was (other than 88% Iberian), Italian, Finnish and Ashkenazi Jesish too!

[@carlosbalaguer2602]

Turns out most people with green eyes and curly hair have Finnish ancestry and that's just how everybody else in my family looks

[@carlosbalaguer2602]

john doe That sounds conspirational. Also I think it's really out of context.

[@carlosbalaguer2602]

john doe Do you say that to everyone remotely related to the jewish? I'm just a 5% ethnically jewish. But I'm not jewish. I'm an atheist and I really give 0 fucks about Hollywood cause they make horrible movies. So I'm just saying I really can't find what triggered your comment.

[@blackcoffeebeans6100]

@@carlosbalaguer2602 finns have generally straight hair or slightly wavy. Also percentually finns have got most blue eyes with estonians in the world.

[@freyalove3831]

​​@@carlosbalaguer2602curly hair is from Jewish side, not Finnish.

[@Rasfa]

"Brasil was colonized by [...] Spain" hahahahhhahaa

[@Jaqueli9er]

Actually there was spanish people alongside portuguese people during the colonial Brazil period. And also a lot of french and dutch came not long after.

[@jayrick5174]

Brasil was colonized by Portugal!

[@jayrick5174]

Jaque line Obrigado pelo link. Os espanhois podiam ter marcados os primeiros passos no brasil mas portugal fez a colonização.

[@Jaqueli9er]

@@jayrick5174 eu acho que os portugueses tentaram apagar a parte em que os espanhóis estavam aqui ao mesmo tempo que eles.

[@rosathais]

But Spain did colonize part of Brazil for a while

[@sheppeyescapee]

Interesting results, wonder what the results will look like after MyHeritage finally do their update. My mum is half English and half Mauritian Creole and she got this Europe - 49.5% Scandinavian - 21.4% English - 15.0% Balkan - 7.7% Iberian - 5.4% Asia - 32.0% Thai and Cambodian - 13.3% Japanese and Korean - 6.8% Chinese and Vietnamese - 3.8% South Asian - 8.1% Africa - 17.7% Nigerian - 11.3% Central African - 3.4% Kenyan - 3.0% Oceania - 0.8% Papuan - 0.8%

[@Earthfield-GeopolymerWorld]

No sure why everyone reacts so surprised at these results. None of them are surprising in any way whatsoever. ( also these tests are a relatively superficial or generalised look at "genetic ancestry" , eg: "English" is not a genetic ancestry - "English" itself is a huge mix of various antecedents )

[@Keith-sw6vl]

I identify as African American. I took the test from another company and got 84.8% Sub Saharan African 13% European and 1.4% Native American.

[@witchf4ce310]

How didn't Alexandra's results say Greek? I took a DNA test and got Greece/Italy in one...? I'm Greek btw

[@ThisIsBoots]

I am as shocked as you are!

[@FireGriffon]

Well, her results did say 23.7% Balkan, and geographically speaking Greece too is in the Balkans. Thou, when I hear Balkan I automatically think of South Slavs, which I think this test is referring too. Just saying "Balkan" is too loose of a term imo. Historically Greek were friendly and intermixed with some of the Balkan Slavs, so that DNA can potentially come from a Greek person. She did say that she's half Greek, so if her dad is Greek, it's very possible that it won't show on a DNA test. That's because in females they can only track maternal DNA. I'm not too sure about that, I'll have to research it a bit more.

[@wonderlandian8465]

Well it said Balkan and Italian. Firstly, Greece or part of Greece is part of the Balkans. Then Italy and Greece have intermingled PLENTY so i was not surprised that Alexander had Italian and the Italian girl had Greek, quite funny actually having them together for it :P

[@Akaki1999]

Yeah some of this DNA tests doesn't fully show the country. I'm from Georgia but it shows West Asia including Turkey, Iran, Armenia, Azerbaijan.... go figure out the percentages of each nation also it really isn't West Asia but more of South-East Europe... I guess it will become sophisticated overtime but for now it shows mostly regions

[@kingace4427]

I am 46% Ukrainian, 12% Italian, 18% Polish I also had Chinese 8% as well as small percentages of Indian and Malaysian and German.

[@linafrostmarut]

They should test more Brazilians, very interesting

[@sherryedwards695]

I just received my results from Ancestry DNA. I am 49% German, 49% Ukrainian and 2% Baltic. I'm not surprised because my father is 100% German and my mother is 100% Ukrainian. I love that Blue Jays hoodie!!!

[@IsraelOzeri]

Great idea of a video, must admit I was suprised how good it was. It might be intersting ordering one and taking this test. Does anyone know if they ship this kit to Israel?

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

You can try clicking on the link and see if that is possible :)

[@IsraelOzeri]

Dating Beyond Borders Thanks Marina. Glad to learn you're somewhat Jewish.

[@leonorleite3323]

Israel Ozeri i think that the site says where it ships to :)

[@timtravasos2742]

Great video. I knew the Brazilian guy had some Latin or Middle East in him. Alexandra is a lovely mix.

[@fanniboda1353]

25.8% Greek "you stole it from meee!" 😂

[@67claudius]

@Κorína .ΧΡΔ. The southern Italians are largely descendants of Greek settlers, in northern Italy they are Celtic and Germanic.

[@federicaxx9452]

@@67claudius no, Northens italians are releted to French and Spanairds as all the Italians not to Germans. Southern instead are just Italians with some Greek in them.

[@67claudius]

@@federicaxx9452 I believe that the French are genetically related to the Franks, a Germanic people.

[@federicaxx9452]

@@67claudius no the southern one. Those are releted mostly to north Italians and Spanairds.

[@andruxa333]

I know all 6 generations of my family, and all of them were 100% russian. But my DNA Results said..: 87.9% East European (probably Russian) 8.5% Batlic (probably the brothers of Estonians who lived in Northern Russia, which were assimilated) 2.6% Ashkenazi Jewish (also understandable, alot of Jewish People lived in Russia) 1.0% Central Asian (I would guess Tatar, if MyHeritage categorize Tatar as Cental Asian... If not, then probably Kazakhs who immigrated to Russia a long time ago..)

[@sakurahime2146]

My mom comes from Indonesia and my dad from Kosovo I feel like if I’d take the test it would come out something so weird😂

[@AloysioWisnu]

Wow how did your mom and dad meet?

[@sakurahime2146]

@@AloysioWisnu they met in italy and that's where I was born🤣

[@vivianlau9853]

Personally as a Chinese, I have my Asian pride. So dunno why people usually appears to be a little bit disappointed when they found out about their Chinese DNA.

[@McFanick]

"My mouth is never open for that long" said no woman ever

[@justonetime6179]

McFanick but the one in the video did

[@lil_weasel219]

Believe it or not that isn't actually true wtf come and meet reality

[@leonorleite3323]

McFanick IADYIADJJADJ THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID

[@barumbadum]

That clearly was a lie...

[@xdx2653]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AD-yq8rl]

3:50 I didn’t understand why he laughed so much.I mean, Finnish(Uralics) Dna (N haplogroup) came from Asia and Uralic people have got asiatic features.

[@blackcoffeebeans6100]

Finns are blond withblue eyes.

[@nathantisdale2013]

I wish this came out before I did mine haha I'm 56.3% English 40.1% Irish Scottish and Welsh and 3.6% Nigerian the Nigerian was an absolute shock I am a typical blonde hair, fair skinned, blue eyed Brit It's crazy what you find out

[@jeffmorse645]

3.6% of a particular race is really nothing mixed in with 96% of any other race. It won't show.

[@Prockski]

Welcome brother! 🙌🏾

[@001islandprincess]

Jeff Morse Actually “race” has nothing to do with DNA as race is not a scientific, biological, or genetic term. It is a socio-political term to stratify human beings for social, political, and economic gain. All these tests do is compare your alleles to various reference panel groups. Nothing more and nothing less. By the way, the continent of Africa contains the most genetic diversity than ALL continents combined. Thus, an indigenous African group is genetically distinct from another indigenous group 10 miles away.

[@adad-ec6ht]

One Nigerian guy might have fucked one of your female ancestors.

[@bryanwolfe6975]

Nathan Tisdale aww your black one drop and your black I’m whiter than you 😝

[@david894]

As much fun as it may be to do these tests, I can tell you they are 50/50% accurate. A friend is a geneticist at a university, and when I asked which one of these company's tests is the best for me to take, he said: "don't waste your money, they are not accurate at all." He said with current technology, it is IMPOSSIBLE to get an accurate reading.

[@TheoDaJunk]

Wait not accurate at all but you its has some accuracy with the the continents right

[@carolinaaraujo9730]

I'm kind of pissed with the brazilian guy, cause I'm brazilian! And so I think he should know that: yes Brazil was colonized mainly by portugal and spain (and europians in general), but Brazil also had a huge african charge on its population by the slave trade. That explains his nigerian heritage! And it wasn't nice his reaction of looking at his skin color after knowing the nigerian heritage...

[@Alanbug]

Carolina Araújo take it easy, Carol. I actually know about slavery and everything else. I was just shocked. And my reaction was supposed to be funny cause of my lack of melamine. Don’t get it so literally. :-)

[@carolinaaraujo9730]

Nice then... I wasn't sure if it was just a joke! Thx for making it clear!

[@Alanbug]

No worries :-) Give it a like to Marina and share it. She put a lot of work on this video :-)

[@carolinaaraujo9730]

Already did

[@joaoteixeira211]

Alan Silva it did not seem that way. Acho que voce tem um complexo racial como o resto do Brasil, vai ver o psicriata!

[@Ruthlessleader]

The lady who said "haven't showered for three weeks" is just freaking me out!!! If I haven't showered for three days I'll feel flithy and hate myself..

[@mesut5984]

Antonella is truly a Roman Goddess

[@rivertonhigh-v4t]

China is a very big country, and not homogeneous. Based on his results, Chandler is probably from northern China, as opposed to Canton/Guangdong or Fujian.

[@sergiosierra6849]

My God!! Alexandra is so beautiful

[@esraaalagha6149]

I did a DNA test ancestry, I’m iraqi and I am medium toned people think I’m mixed with indian cause my skin hur I have an arab nose and Babylonian eyes got 45% turkey and the Caucasus 18%middle east and 35% Iran and Persia surprisingly no indian

[@ЯковФинкельштейн]

Just wondering if you change your name during the registration for something like Chang Chui will they find some Chinese DNA if nothing's there?LOL

[@numbaoneg101]

Яков Финкельштейн looool

[@alexandracaprilest]

That's a good idea xD

[@franciscoespiritu3923]

My friend with similar Jewish Germanic name registered under the name of his wife who is Romanian. The answer: 99.8% Ashkenazi. I think that the genetic analysis is not based on presumptions such as name, country of origin etc.

[@1vespa]

I'm Portuguese. My DNA test told me that I'm 99,9% European and 0,1% unassigned, of which: Southern European 91,8% - 83,1% Iberian (Portuguese and Spanish), - 5,6% Italian, - 3,2% Broadly southern European. Northwestern European 7,4% - 3,2% British and Irish, - 2,3% French and German, - 2,0% Broadly Northwestern European.

[@otavjr]

which company did you do your test?

[@1vespa]

@@otavjr 23&Me

[@freyalove3831]

Nice,!

[@v0calbeatzlaughs]

Funny how the Brazilian wasn’t surprised about being Native, but he was surprised that he was a little African 🙄🤦🏾‍♂️ I hope he was joking 😪

[@gomes2151]

Unfortunatelly, many brazilian people deny african heritage...he at first said that Brazil was colonized by Portuguese and Spanish as if indian and black people were invisible for brazilian social standards. Indians (in spite of slaughter) for centuries have being seen as a kind of ''moral paradigma'' of some brazilian writers and poets that saw in indigenous people virtues renegade to another people like former afro-brazilian slaves. Lima Barreto, an afro-brazilian writer said that in Brazil is better being indian than be black people. Brazil is a racist country(veiled racist), but there is a myth of ''racial democracy'' that endures up till now here..

[@v0calbeatzlaughs]

Gomes21 yeah, I know a little bit about racism and colorism in Brazil 😪😪 so sad

[@gomes2151]

Dani, surely that you don't know about the Brazilian State eugenic politics (c19th, c20th) that promoted imigration of Italians, Germans, Polish, etc seeking a kind of ''whitening'' of Brazilian people, following racial theorists that said that Brazilian people only will be civilizated if they got ''white blood'' in its social composition . This is the reason why some people in Brazil have more than 60% of european dna in spite of being ''phenotypical' black. Brazilian myth of racial democracy comes from this ''whitening'' racial policies These eugenic politics(these papers can confirm) were successfuly done, but veiled brazilian racism goes on until now - you can got 60% of ''white'' DNA but if you have black phenotypical features your place is on''service elevator'' (a Brazilian apartheid icon)... www.scielo.br/pdf/hcsm/v16n3/en_12.pdf www.scielo.br/scielo.php?pid=S0104-59702016000900093&script=sci_arttext&tlng=en

[@v0calbeatzlaughs]

Gomes21 That’s still crazy to me. They actually paid Europeans to come live in Brazil to whiten up the country. I think this happened in Cuba too 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Alanbug]

My father is actually black. It was a joke about my lack of melamine. Take it easy, guys :-)

[@norbertpecheq3427]

I am Czech as native,but my results are :52% Germany,28% Celtic(English,Scottish and Welsh),15% Slavic and rest is from Balkan .....Now I know ,I am 100% confused..!!

[@dariendodge5932]

I did the 23&me before I am of Polish and German origin but, I found out I am of 73% Swedish and 27% Irish descent! 😐

[@nono6764]

Darien Dodge Don't know about Poland and other Eastern European countries, but all those DNA tests seem to have problems to identify German DNA. Especially when you have northern German ancestors you get Ireland, British countries and Scandinavian countries as results instead of German. They simply don't have enough samples. Also people from GB are also descendants of Germans (Germanic tribes) , which can make things quite complicated when analyzing DNA.

[@frigglebiscuit7484]

im 88% west European, but ancestry dna wont tell me where. using my mom and dads surnames, ive basically found out im Swiss, Irish, and German. my dads sides was Norman, and my moms was Switzerland.

[@freyalove3831]

My brothers/sister have done different DNA test, basically it conclude with the same results. I am still processing the results. Not sure how I feel about it

[@sofiaferreira6864]

Love the video! And I would love to do that test!

[@lenela3141]

Please remove the music, it's way to loud and anoying, I can hardly hear what they're saying.

[@welshwind]

Chandler? You were surprised that you were 1% French? Well, before independence, Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia were all together in a place called French Indo China. So, it is possible to have French in your Vietnamese DNA.

[@lilarodrigues2698]

The Brazilian guy went " Brazil was conquered by Portugal and Spain", errr wrong, only Portugal conquered Brazil.

[@goodaimshield1115]

Spain also participated, actually, the coast were settled by Spaniards first, then gave it to Portugal. Most of Brasil, anyway, was conquered by Brasil after its independence with the Brasilian Empire.

[@jessicatyllmeis]

I'm Swedish, but my ancectors(?) were Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish and German.

[@freyalove3831]

Interesting! Finns are different ethnic group thank Scandinavians.

[@ahanadutt5572]

I am from India, state of West Bengal but as I am from a community of traders who went overseas, I am curious to know if I have genes of any other country. There are few members in my family who have had blond hair, light coloured eyes, non-Indian body types. I would love to find out about my ancestry 😃

[@themanwhosoldtheworld99]

Ahana Dutt persian or balkan maybe ?

[@ahanadutt5572]

Darlingga Oling I was thinking more to the east of India...

[@themanwhosoldtheworld99]

Ahana Dutt You mean more like mongoloid or southeast asia ?

[@ahanadutt5572]

Darlingga Oling yes 🙂

[@themanwhosoldtheworld99]

Ahana Dutt mongoloid don’t have blond hair. I’m from southeast asia btw.

[@faithromanazzi4878]

I’m told I’m at least 80% Italian. I’m getting a dna test. Let’s seeeee if that’s true

[@eleanorthomas5352]

Love this xx

[@janeza382]

nice comercial

[@dinokross3844]

Italian and Greeks are somewhat interchangeable when it comes to dna because of of heavy intermixing back in the days when these folks ruled and the world.

[@wonderlandian8465]

yeah, i was totally not surprised when Alexandra had Italian and Antonela had Greek

[@Archiv3sofpa1n]

"And 6.2% Nigerian!" *looks at skin*

[@thalesbatista3209]

Hey guys this is a pretty intersting video!!! I am from Brasil and I would to like some corrections about what Alan said. First he said that he were colonized by Portuguese and Spanish, he was part right. But he forgot about our african roots,native american roots and also our japanese, german, lebanese and italian colonization.Those ethnicities make more influence than the spanish itself. So I dont get why he got so Stunned about nigerian roots. This is a great video to show us all that first we are human beings! Hugs from BR

[@thalesbatista3209]

Just saw the comment below saying the same thing and saw Alan's comment. Anyway, we brazilian should be proud of our variety! Excellent video Marina!

[@sunu84]

I did the test im Iberian, Englisch, German and Italian.

[@jerrylee7866]

Susana Nunes these are pretty much the same country

[@janeza382]

Western Roman Latin

[@Misticaraissa]

@@janeza382 not the German and english

[@cloudspinner]

I'm American with ancestors from Russia, Romania, Poland, and a really tiny bit Austria as well :) I don't know how far my Romanian ancestry goes back, but I'm fascinated by Dacian history. All the countries have interesting histories and, aside from Romania, I'm particularly interested in Russia being such a huge country and the early times of Poland! I've been told I look Italian, Greek, French, and Armenian, which all make sense considering other factors of how I look lol ~ this stuff is awesome! :)

[@aneni]

I like the am-I-right-girl. haha

[@ThisIsBoots]

Anne S. 😘

[@aneni]

The Humbug 😘😘

[@cutekiwibird9997]

Where we can buy those equipment?

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

Go to the link in description

[@meta-etherealinfo2445]

my heritage results were: 20% plus iberian or portuguese 18% plus italian 16 plus % north/west european 26% central american.which i was surprised.as i m from brazil 1.5% native american 13% black african and .......3% north africa from the portuguese now...123 and me was a total ...disaster there were dna nearly everywhere as if they were not sure! where they went looking.