Loved the video , hope see you more often Christina

@@henryqu19 😄🙏

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@@hlgi9948 W comment 🤝

Yeah, for my point of view is weird that.

So u just contradicted yourself. American is an ethnicity. Stop excluding Native Americans

True but same could be said about everyone in the Americas.

@@greenmachine5600 but then the indigenous people of the Americas would identify ethnically with their nation or tribe instead of their nationality

Most people in the world associate American with being White American, usually those people have Anglo or Germanic heritage.

@@ArcasBelissari i think it's 50/50.. but it's more like leaning toward to people with british backgrounds.. because people who have other non-british ethnicity tend to respond with a more recent ethnicities.. english americans have been in the us for a long time and they just mixed each other with new comers.. so there's no "real" like english americans or german americans or whatever.. they just mixed.. and maybe "american" is more like people who tried to simplified or respond with their nationality not their ethnicity.. cause their ancestors have lived in the us for a long time and they just like disconnect with their ethnic origin.. but i'm sure about 75% of americans at least have 1 english ancestors.. but they just mixed with other ethnicities.. so there's no such a "real" english americans

Same 😭

He is Pakistani Korean not Indian Korean. He wants to be represented as Indian Korean

@@dia61843 you his dad?🤣

@@sachitagarwal8940 you his mom?

​@@dia61843 any proof?

Maybe because she's from New England.

Could be the Irish, some Irish are pretty dark with paler skin

I guessed Russian and German so location wise really close

As a Romanian myself, I would have never associated him with Romania or any Balkan country. The colour of the hair was definitely too black. We lack extreme hair colours, like white blonde or jet black. The range is more from gold blonde to dark brown.

Ukrainian Kozaks are quite dark haired and they can grow mean mustache ;)

@@greenmachine5600he clearly said it’s because his Ukrainian side is Jewish

Lol

According to historians and DNA results the impact of wars on our ethnicity was essentially negligible. The offspring of rapes were often renegades and did not reproduce any further. Of course there are some descendants, but to such a small extent that it is not visible in the composition of our population. Our ethnicity is basically no different from the other nations of Central Europe, we have the greatest similarities with Hungarians (a little surprising for some, but it actually makes sense), then with Slovaks, Austrians and eastern Germans. In short, a mix of the dominant haplogroups of Central Europe - Slavic, Germanic, and quite a bit of Balkan and even a little Scandinavian and Baltic. Of course, there are also other types of haplogroups, but they are present in the neighboring countries to the same extent, so to say we are a mix of everything is pretty ignorant and short sighted given our history and ancestry.

True, we Romanians are more south european looking, more similar to our south slavic neighbours and to Greeks while Czechs are more north european looking similar to Germans. A normal thing considering the geographical position of our countries.

@@ctiradperunovic im from Moldova ,and when i come to Romania i spoted the difference in looks and accent, romanians ussualy but ofcourse not all ,but a significant part look more south like , brown , in Moldova because we were 200 years under Russian empire we got mixed with slavs (many ukranians and russians till this day) ,in Romania especially in the south they got mixes with turks or bulgars ,also many gypsies . It takes one hour in Chisinau looking at the people and you see the difference , like 90% if not more look slavic/german like , many blondes and red heads ,in Romania for some years i live here i see rarely blonde people ,and even the blondes are mixed with clear southern facial features. Also romanians are shorter than moldavians ;) .

Imagine a man reacting like that, he would be almost arrested for that in these days. 🤣🤣

@@Pidalin wtf no but a woman complimenting another woman is another level, you perceive it differently just like a man who compliments his gender

Yup .. 😉 Lucky Christina

personally i like the first girl 🥰

They're usually models working in Korea that's why

which one?

@@ahmedimrani for sure

Yep

Really, she clearly tried to hit on her 😂

Exactly! I don't blame Christina for not getting it right. If I were her, a US American would never even enter my mind. Also, for Native Americans, it wouldn't make sense for them to identify by the US nationality and flag when talking about their Native ethnicity (tribe). It would make more sense to say Lakota, Apache, Cree etc.

@@Onnarashi hmm good point!! Either way being American is just a nationality not ethnicity

You just contradicted yourself then. There are many Native Americans. So you can definitely consider American as an ethnicity and then which native group as a sub ethnicity

My understanding is that in some European/East Asian countries, (White) Americans are sorta seen as their own ethnic group. Distinct from the various European countries their ancestors were from.

We where developing into our own ethnicity but we ruined it when we flooded our gene pool with more Europeans

The first girl was Romanian + Czech

there are Tatars in Ukraine. Maybe that why he have this kind of look ;) interesting indeed

He's ashkenazi Jewish, which means he's middle eastern if you go back far enough

Ikr

Yeah exactly!! I was confused why are they mentioning him as indian-korean.

Because Indian can be used as an ethnicity as well.

​@@equityjustice2695 nope it can't be. You need to learn

I think he is the one who is lying to them😂 He even appeared in one more video claiming that he is Indian. He is the wrong one here

She won't figure out my ethnicity. My ancestors were multiracial due to colonization

I never heard any Japanese and Chinese name Kim

It's easier to tell apart Japanese from Korean and Chinese, because their names tend to have more syllables, but 'Kim' and 'Lee' can also be Chinese family names. However, 'Kim' is pronounced 'Jin' in Mandarin, and it's definitely way more common in Korea than in China, so she's smart to know that.

She also seems to not know russian flag. When the girl sticks the flag, she says "oh, ok....", alike "I have no clue what flag is it, but' let's keep on..." And at the end appears again very amazed when she is told "so I'm russian american"

I'm puzzled by how "American" is an ethnicity. It doesn't even fit for Native Americans, since they go by their tribe.

pakistani hai woh

Porki hai woh don't call him indian

кавказцы чуть по другому выглядят, скорее он выгляит как украинец смешанный с русским в восточной украине

Yes, it's a bit confused, I suppose it's whatever each person wants to identify as. I'm from the US, but my ethnicity is Bavarian/Swiss. Can I have three flags? I'm gonna need a bigger white board hanging around my neck.

Exactly. You can’t be half U.S American. You can’t be half Brazilian, half anything from the Americas, really, unless you are native. They should’ve stuck to the old world because that’s more genetically tied. Lots of people don’t get the difference between nationality and ethnicity.

@@hannahwalmer1124 I'm going to give the Russian-American girl some benefit of doubt though, and say that maybe she was thinking this was about culture or where you grew up, rather than ethnicity, so a mixture of nationality/upbringing. Sometimes I think these channels aren't clear about what the video is about (maybe miscommunication). It's a South Korean channel, and eventhough many of the non-Korean people that ferature in these videos speak Korean, some words maybe be hard to translate, like perhaps nationality vs ethnicity.

I'd consider native American as being ethnically American so yes you can be actually

@@greenmachine5600 I said *unless you're native*. Read first before trying to get a "gotcha" on someone.

which one you don't know?

Punjabi definitely not more of a marathi ethnicity

It’s used as an ethnicity by Indians outside of India. Usually how it goes, my family from Spain, in Spain our ethnicity is Galician, outside Spain we just use Spanish as our ethnicity

Turns out he is actually Pakistani and most likely Punjabi.

😂 I'm from Bihar and many bihari people looks Punjabi

@@imawarrior4527 you can look like anything. That doesn't define your ethnicity

How can you be "half-American", unless we're talking Native American? "American" (showing the US flag) isn't a Native American tribe or identity, it's a nationality.

@@Onnarashi maybe her parent who is american in nationality doesn't know their ethnic roots beyond america? Like for instance i have no clue what ethnicity my grandma was or where her family roots came from so default shes just american to me 🤷‍♀️

@@SnowdropDaisy wrong

@@SnowdropDaisyyes that’s most likely it. some europeans have been in american for so many generations that they have just become known as white american

It stems from Hungary, but it's became common in central European cuisines and beyond. In Poland we have it too, we call it "Gulasz" (pronounced: Gulash)

Me too.

Origin of this dish relates to Hungarian cuisine, but in Russia and Ukraine it's also very popular 😊

It is originaly from Hungary, but Czech guláš is pretty different and one of the most popular foods here. I think it's very popular even in Austria.

@@Pidalin I really like potato pancakes with goulash, sour cream and some hot sauce. Oh it's sooo good!

Based on looks I immediately thought the first lady was European. I can see why people might think her accent was American but I can hear European in certain words. For example when she said specific.

@@anndeecosita3586me too, i could hear the slight eastern european accent. also her facial features definitely look east european! i correctly guessed she was partially russian

@@keeptaiwanfree She is not partially Russian though... the first girl is half Romanian half Czech

No it’s not a country

Is not a real country more like a colony

Puerto Rico is a territory

I’m pretty sure Meadow mentioned being a 05 liner so she’s 17 turning 18

You are Armenian and Romanian?

@@obliviongigan6360 Yep!

I'm an Indian and I'm requesting you to stop calling that man Indian. He is not indian but Pakistani idk what kind of identity crisis that man has but it is the second time I'm seeing him pretending to be an Indian.

There u go then

@@JasonMenayan Regardless, American is just a nationality and that is it

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Но при этом ты Финно-Угр ( Монгол ), а они этнические славяне))))). 😃

На самом деле большинство россиян вьіглядят как монгольі+азиатьі потому что вьі вовсе не словяне!

​@@arimakishou8605ты был там хоть раз? Какие нах этнические славяне? Там в этой куяве каждый второй выглядит как продавец арбузов у нас на рынке😅😅😅

​@@gruden_87забавно, но я не понимаю почему вы на это так агритес, ведь вы реально в некотором роде похожи, да и не стоит забывать что в России кроме русских проживают другие народы различными расами, неудивительно что некоторые русские тоже выглядят иначе

Look at the description box he is PAKISTANi but sorry i don't know his name..

A native polish would be white by race polish by ethnicity and a polish national if legally has some duties there. White isn't an ethnicity,may be only in the USA, but in Europe and other countries is different since an ethnic group is defined by an unique language, history and territory, so for example there are German Brazilians like Giselle bunchen or whatever her name is spelled, she is an ethnic german,white by race and a Brazilian national

Spoken like a true US-American... White is not an ethnicity, ffs. Polish is a nationality and an ethnicity.

white is not an ethnicity. ffs.

@@andyx6827 they sound like little h*tlers. no one says "race" when talking about humans... here in germany you would get beat up if you ask someone their "race" or talk about "race". like bro.. this ain't the 1940s anymore. the fuck

@@andyx6827 How do you know they're an American?

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cea mai frumoasa a fost.

Lol they don't all sound American

@@christophermichaelclarence6003 you're clearly never been to America lmao

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing 🤔

@@ParadiseDB7 I've been to America dumbass

How are they going to look American when most Americans are ethnically European and have European phenotypes? Huh

It's funny how you think you can guess ethnicity by haircut, this "Korean" haircut is very popular in these days even in Europe, many young people have it, for some reasons, it's very typical for LGBT people.

@@Pidalin That's actually a Korean haircut to begin with.

Identity crisis

There are some French, Norwegian, American and Latin American guests that have African blood. But, there is no guest from African countries. I think it's because there are not many people from Africa continent that live in South Korea and be able to join this channel

@@visenyatargaryen9130 oh I guess it makes sense then, thank you !

How often are Europeans represented in African videos?

Yup .. the girls are pretty 😍

very!

he is pakistani . i wonder why he is using india's name

It's more common in the UK than the US, but I've met a few Daisies here in the US. I've never heard the name Felix where I live, but Maria is not uncommon.

I’ve only met one daisy I think. She was Hispanic. I always thought it’s a cute name.