We all have Mongolian birthmark, greetings from Cheyenne nation.

You can include east Asians, southeast Asians, Polynesians, micronesians as well if you want. They also have eastern Eurasian ancestry

There were 2 migrations the Inuit and the mongool ppl are the same not the ones in the south

You bastard what about the other Asians?

@@forextrader6246 🤣

even her accent sounds filipino

And you will have beauty insurance as you get older....you look like you are of those blessed skin that gets very few wrinkles 😉😂

I was thinking she looked and sounded Filipina, went straight to the comments

i saw somewhere that it say that filipinos are mexicans , when the spainiars went to filipines they took aztec ect and some stayed there

@@deboraballes9044 mmmhmmm 😊

There are millions with no Spanish DNA

The Yucatan is overwhelmingly native, 30% of the population still speak native languages. The other 50 to 60% have no European but speak Spanish.

I've calculated my dna ancestry, and did find out that i'm 12.5% corean; 44.075% european and the rest of me is 43.425% mesoamerican. What a genetical mess.

46% for me. Including 27% British Isles. That was a shocker to me. I'm a rice and beans guy.

@@dontworrybehappy8080 XD

Why disappointed!

Nobody is native to North America 😂🤣

you are disappointed about your ancestry? thats a bit racist dont you think

@@sicilianr1... Nobody is native to anywhere except Africa.

You should be proud. You hit the genetic jackpot. Only about 8% of people in the world are white. We are the rarest race on the planet right now.

@Michelle nah not really

How did you comment 12 hours ago

@@mariomario-ih6mn im smart

@@non-indexed2896 because his last name is Castro 😅😂😭 and white people hate him :'(

@@non-indexed2896 Lol. That's what I'm trying to find out. I'm genuinely confused.

That's true They came from the Altai region in Central Asia,look at my grandmother on profile picture, she was Salvadoran

No. Many people are more descended from Spaniards.

MesoAmerican = native American All native American on the America conitinent came from a single gene pool from about 26,000 to 35,000 years ago. They share the same gene as Asian from North Asia, such as Siberia, Mongolia, Northern China, some from middle Asia and East Asia region. In other words Native Americans are Asians. The migration from Asia continent to America continent was a slow process over thousands of years. There are some subtle differences to their look but they are all Asian. Similar story with Philippines and Indonesia. Mexicans who have native American blood are basically Asians who live on the America conitent. Mexicans and Asians are blood relative.

@@misterhill5598 they aren't Asians. they are Asiatic because of shared genetic markers. but to be considered Asian, their recent ancestors would have had to live in the continent of Asia, right? words have meaning, let's use them correctly and in proper context so as to not cause confusion

@@misterhill5598 dude 35000 years ago?! Get a grip thats an fn long time ago. Might as well say were all africans, monkeys, or humans 😆

@@Arcoriris26 not true I’ve seen plenty of dna results their indigenous dna is more compared to having Spain

What about the other 34%?

Mexican American, but they are already Americans. America is a continent, friends, be careful with your words because in reality they are planting small seeds in your brain that by association end up convincing you that America is the USA and the rest are just accidental homeless people.

Nel...ya quisieran

I think she is extremely attractive with an engaging and welcoming personality. So if you know a place where there are more women like her, don’t hold back tell us where specifically that is?

I'm Peruvian and many people look like her. Some have more Spanish than others but lots of people look like more or so like her.

I think she might be Otomi or Mazahua mixed with Mixtec. Mazahuas are confirmed to have a Colombian and Peruvian origin. They also have a similiarity to people of NEPAL via the D1 haplogroup.

Hahahaha

This is so nice 😍 Thank you!

No. She has Vietnamese

100% agree 👍

@@reflexboxer2ndlt807 So are you 100% sure that the original Toltecas didn't have any Vietnamese blood?

I thought she looked like a princess. Very noble face.

You can pass as half white

Nah she looks Polynesian or even Indian (from india)

It's a fallacy that everybody is mixed with Spanish in Latin America.

She's not Native American...that's a term coined to describe the indigenous people of the United States, which she is most definitely not. You can call her indigenous, aboriginal, etc...but not Native American.

@@ulical The term Native American, is for all indigenous people in the Americas, not only the United States.

@@ulical also indigenous people before colonisation didn’t have these borders lol you could find the same native groups in Mexico and the US or US and Canada.

@@ulical The name of the continent is America! North, Central and South so any person native to this continent is a Native American.

@@ulical She is entirely Native American... you just don't understanding the meanings of words.

Technically Native Americans are Asian.

You're not Latina tho. Latinas are literally people from Italy .80% of Mexicans have C2, B2 and D1 haplogroup in them, this would explain you're asian eyes not the 'Latin' European side. The Latino brand or label is a tribute to the persistence and continued potency of the Roman Empire's enduring legacy.. are you proud to be Roman-Italian? I'm proud to be Mexican first and not term pushed for me by Kissinger. Mexicans have C-Haplogroup which is from South east and Northeast asia. We also have B2 from Altiac from the Euro-asiatic regions of Russia. Some Mexicans like the Mixtec and Otomi and the Andean Peruvians carry D1 Haplogroup, this one is razy beause it's related to the JAPANESE Ainu. Kennewick man in Seattle was found and confirmed to be AINU Japanese and he was dated back to 6000BC , this would explain so many similiarities between Edo Mex Mexicans and Japanese ; our words, color theories, proverbs- dichos, foods etc. Some of our Nahuatl-Otomi words are also found in Russia through the Ket influence like Xochtli; Sochi Chiquitle. Theres also the Dene Caucasian(Uto-Aztecan) hypothesis that confirms this. You're only Latino/a if 80% of your features are strongly western european- meaning at least one parents(grand parent) hails from W.Europe. So if you're from Monterrey then yea you're a Latina but you will not hae Asiatic features like the Mexicans in Edo Mex. The majority of White Mexicans thats ancestry is from Iberia actually came from the 1930s under the migration of Franco. Vicente Fox, Gael Garcia Bernal all those novela stars; their grandparents were 1st generation Mexicans that arrived to Mexico in the 30s. But none of them have that 'Asian'/'Chino' look. Diaz Ordaz(President of Mexico during Tlateloclo masscare) is descended from Bernal Diaz and is also related to Porfiorio Diaz. None of them have the Chino look. Ana Gabriel is also half Chinese & Native and she passes for Otomi (Pre-Nahautl-Native Central Mexicans) and Lakota. .. Ana Gabriel looks Chinese. Lila Downs is half Mixtec-Native and half English but she doesn't carry the 'chino' look, instead she looks more Indian-hindi. Which proves that Otomi and Nahautl peoples are a descendant of the North East Eurasians and South East Asians. I've also found that first names in French Polyesia have similar Nahautl-Otomi names like Tepito, Tetuanui , . So the Austronesian link also exists. It's only the Americans with deep roots in Turtle Island that do.

@@chibiromano5631 well said!!! 👏👏👏

@@chibiromano5631 I'm Latin American.. Happy now?

@@chibiromano5631 AMLO falls into that category as well. His mother is the daughter of Spanish immigrants and his father was a mestizo from Tabasco.

What you mean your own root, you mean cultur? Cos all Asia and South American,Indigenous American,North Russia are all from the same root.

I also get confused with Filipino as a result many of my good friends have been Filipino.

I know the Lucas the ignorance is astounding

That is so true and it’s crazy smh .. like I’m full Mexican and look at my skin ! lol I didn’t get that beautiful brown skin but it is crazy how we look so different and it goes way back too why

No creo que leiste los resultados bien. Yo diria que ella es casi 100 por ciento indigena si no lo es por completo.

@@ulical Tienes toda la razón, ya sumando los porcentajes de otras etnias del continente, da 98.8% Es increíble esta chica, ojalá y todos pudiéramos tener nuestro análisis de ADN para aprender sobre nuestros antepasados. Saludos.

Y tomando en cuenta que muchas migraciones de los primeros habitantes de América llegaron de distintas partes de Asia... Bien podría ser que su herencia asiática provenga de siglos atrás...

@@efimeraexistencia.enunpequ9663 Sí, es muy probable

See you are contradicting yourself when you say that the population of mexico was 25% Negra. you would not be 96% Amerindian. I'm Zapotec Amerindiam and Tarahumara.

I can't tell you how much I think she really looks like a Filipina. She also has an accent and voice that makes herself look more Filipina.

She is pure indigenous 🥰 and sometimes it shows as asian

Even though Spain are pussies today they did colonize a lot of people/land. That’s probably why she looks Asian.

@@michaelangelo789 You must be from one of those "tough" countries that was just forced to retreat out of Afghanistan lmaoo .And your comment about asians and Spain doesn't make any sense

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f9mRaMZi1ZzFc2Q.html

And I'd love to visit the Phillipines. I like the idea of making a video comparing both countries.

@@LaKarencitaMX yes Queen!!! 👑👑👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I'm More Excited About That. 😍😘😍😘

@@LaKarencitaMX Please don't make a video Filipinos think they are not Asians and are confused already. Filipinos are also close to full Indigenous Austronesian.

@@telltruth7027 latin american considered bro

@@rhodalague7474 NOPE. You have to be from Latin America to be Latin American/Latino/a. Not from Asia. Filipinos are from Southeast Asia!

You're getting warmer. The problem is DNA is proof massive changes don't take millions of years - actual observations in other species (mammals and insects) shows major mutations can take place in 7 generations...

The DNA tests we buy aren't a fraction as sensitive as the tests that investigators have to use for migration research, so the test this lady did is unlikely to be sensitive enough to pick up the markers to say what happened thousands of years ago. Also, when you have a small percentage like 1 or 2% this is considered a trace amount and usually the company comes back after a few months to say that actually that nationality isn't in your dna after all.... Which doesn't mean that those migrations didn't happen, of course, just that this home dna test isn't evidence of it.

Funny. Years ago I brought up the correlation to Chinese people while in China. They smiled and scuffed at my suggestion unveilievingly.

There probably is some connection. I'm Polynesian and we came through Taiwan and are spread out through the Pacific. I look more Mexican than her, and I don't have any connection in the america's.

@@albertosorxaburu6895 years ago, I read an article in a major mag, maybe Smithsonian or something, that did DNA on a north American indigenous people, sorry I cannot remember which one, and their DNA was exactly the same as a particular area of China. One of the tribe members even traveled to that area of China, and the first hour he was there, he saw an old woman in the street who looked exactly like his grandmother, same mannerisms and all.

yea but those pure indigenous people were in the sun 24/7 she’s definitely not

Siii!! Le atinaste. Es una pena que no sé ningún idioma indígena

@@LaKarencitaMX Pero puedes aprender! Hay mucha gente hoy en dia que hablan nahuatl, maya, zapoteco, etc. Tengo una amiga oaxaqueña aqui en E.U. que habla y enseña el zapoteco. Yo aprendi unas canciones en nahuatl, son muy bonitas. Disfrute mucho tu video:)

​@@margaritakleinman5701 Me gustaría aprender más sobre esas culturas y los idiomas y también documentarlos en mis videos. Podría ser un tema delicado pero espero que se dé la oportunidad en algún momento. Gracias por ver el video!

@@LaKarencitaMX De nada Karencita, me gustan mucho tus videos:) Ojala que en el futuro puedas investigar y aprender mas sobre las ricas culturas indigenas de Mexico.

La categoria "Mesoamericano e Andino" no refiere a los indígenas puros, sino a los mestizos, o sea, al mexicano o peruano promedio, ya que MyHeritage aparentemente utiliza a los mestizos como su población de referencia. Es probable que esta muchacha tenga más genes indígenas que españoles, pero no es tan "pura" como muestran estos resultados. Ella debería hacer la prueba de ADN con 23andMe o AncestryDNA, ya que los algoritmos de estas empresas distinguen mucho mejor el componente indígena, europeo y africano.

Yes - The trace amounts of Chinese, Vietnamese, and Inuit is very likely DNA picked up from Indigenous Americans' ancestral journey from Asia to the Americas through the Bering Strait. 23 and Me connects these two peoples through a category they call "Broadly East Asian & Indigenous American".

Mexican Indians seem more related to South East Asians than North Asians according to tests

Pues no hubo sorpresa para losq somos de México... todos tenemos sagre nativa y europea

Ok

I think you are European and indigenous. That gives you the “Asian” look. That’s my guess. My husband is from Sinaloa and he looks thai, but his results came back native indigenous and European 🙂

Norwegian

@@prime8nate ?

Which archaeologist theorize this? I have never heard of such a thing and metallurgy in the Americas was for the most part used for decorative and religious artefacts not weaponry or for forging.

@@Fan_Made_Videos Off the top of my head? I have no idea, but if memory serves me correctly, based on what I have read previously Andean civilization achieved full metallurgy and used metals in art, as well as money and as weaponry in the form of axe/mace heads. And based on the metallurgical properties found in metal artifacts in Western Mexico, I have read theories that metallurgy was diffused into Mesoamerica from Andean trade links. It’s been several years since I have read this information, so whether or not it’s still considered viable is beyond my ability to say. I will try to find the source from which I read.

@India Noname As someone who is also of Native American descent, I was saying it was cool to see Karen’s DNA results. I am perfectly aware of the different forms of genocide perpetrated by the various European colonizers. I don’t, however, see how my original comment is anyway related. And please realize that while, yes, Native peoples are related to Asian peoples, Native Americans reached the Americas before the Asian ethnicities you mentioned developed. In most cases, besides the Inuit of Alaska, Native Americans were separated so long they became distinct but related groups from their Asian cousins. The same can be said for Polynesians. While I think it’s great to point out the connection between Asians and Native Americans, I don’t appreciate conflating both groups. Nor do I appreciate the conflation you are drawing between Africans and Polynesians, based on appearance; such simple classifications have been disproven with DNA analysis.

@@brianburgess5746 The Incas ,weren’t the only ones with metallurgy capabilities,their territory stopped at t southern Colombia in the Pasto region close to Ecuador.many indeginous nations in Colombia,The Quimbaya for one lived bordering the Andes and had a very sophisticated way of fusing gold with bronce for tonalities,also Panama and Costa Rica also had skilled craftsmen that dealt with metals.

Metallurgy was brought to Mexico by the Purépechas in modern day Michoacan, and it was due to this fact that they were the only tribe that was never conquered by the Aztecs.

Hi 👋how are you doing?

Hungarians speak a language that came from Asia (having come with the Magyars, who were Uralic/Ugric-speaking) but genetically they are mostly European (though many do have traces of Asian DNA). But the Huns were Asian/significantly Asian and were likely an Altaic/Turkic-speaking ethnicity originally from east central Asia.

@@skellagyook i watched a video on this. A group of south east Asians speak the same language or have the same lingo roots as Hungary or some other eastern Europeans. The language stayed in EU, but not the people.

@@TheQsanity I don't think any southeast Asian group speaks a Uralic language (like Hungarian is).

@@skellagyook There's also a Siberian language related to some Native American languages: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mrNji8x_zJzcYoE.html

@@discontinuuity Yes. I know. Ket. It's related to the NaDene (and Nde generally) languages in North America.

Yes. Share your results when you have them

@@LaKarencitaMX yeh! Sure I will! 😊🌷

@@oshisantosprado5414 what’s the results?

@@israeliteking1761 55% indigenous 20% irish 25% iberian

You look like your European genes are strong. You are most likely mestizo. 50/50 Spanish/Amerindian.

No way, I’m a descendant of the Mohawk tribe too, crazily enough I’m from Australia. I’ve legit only ever talked to my own extended family about this part of my culture I’ve never heard anyone else talk about this tribe

I don't think DNA tests go back as far as that. Of course we all came from Africa according to science now.

@@starrynight1657 they do, most of asia belongs a,b,c,d and m for india

@@starrynight1657 you would be surprised. Some of the oldest tribes on earth carry specific dna crucial when comparing to us. The y gene is also extremely old as it is a direct copy but mutations affect the y. Neanderthal dna in humans are being studied.

@@Sufi_Shadow_Bunny The mitochondrial DNA seems to go back further, though not all companies do that.

@@starrynight1657 The statement that "we all came from Africa" doesn't really mean anything, especially when you take into account that the current indigenous Americans and Eurasians, owe their genetics, physical features and cultural traits not only to one single human species (homo sapiens, Africa) but to other human species that were native to Eurasia like the _homo neanderthalensis,_ which was a human species that naturally had fair skin and ultimately evolved, merged and inhabited in Eurasia, not Africa. But yeah, if you want to go even further than that Afrocentrist theory, you could also say that we all came from the sea.

I think you're probably right. It's very interesting!

It happens the other way around too, Asian people get a small percentage of Native American, especially the Mongolians. If we consider that Ancestral Native American (Mesoamerican and South American) was 60% East Asian and 40% Ancient North Eurasian (a dissipated ancient European population that lived in Siberia), then the average Hispanic person really is about 20-30% East Asian and considering this girl is almost entirely Native, she will likely be 50-60% East Asian ancestry.

The so-called:" Native American" are Siberian Russians, Mongolians, and Asians that migrated to the Americas 20,000, 15,000, 10,000, and 5,000 years ago. These people mixed and created other groups of people constantly mixing up to the present time. Filipinos are mixed with Asians, Spanish, and Africans. Same with Hawaiians. and the Pacific Islands.

@@LaKarencitaMX I’m only around 8 percent indigenous American my Abuela is from Venezuela, but I’m still proud of that indigenous dna 😎

@@LaKarencitaMX do you know how to speak the indigenous Aztec language?

I see it u look rlly white, don't be ashamed if ur of spanish, french, etc blood!

There's up to 10% Filipino dna found in Guerrero due to the Manila - Acapulco galleon trade

Nah not really

Her results prove Mexicans and Filipinos don’t have shared ethnicity.

Filipinos share ancestry because of Espania Spain we have their last names as well. When the Spanish American war was won by the Americans they took over the Spanish colonies of the Philippines. Philippines shares the same Spanish mentality just like in Mexico. Philippines has corruption just like Mexico and America all this corrupt ideas came from outside invaders influences. Us simple people are always victims from these rich colonists, that exploit our countries. Now look what’s happening on earth. Soon it will be doom an gloom to look forward to. Then maybe a golden age will come afterwards.

Only some Mexican specially southern mexico. North are totally different.

Mexico and Philippines were conquered by Spain however is what they do have in common.

This is pretty much he correct answer, we know from fossils of ancient Siberian’s migrating thru Beringia. Hence the epicanthic folds and dark skin as an ancestral trait.

Native Americans came in different waves. The Inuits came in last and are related to East Asians. But andeans and other groups have inhabited the region since at least 18500 thousand years, and it's weird that the oldest settlement in the Americas is in Chile and not in north America. 20 thousand years ago our planet was in the middle of an ice age, and temperatures around the poles were extremely cold, and even now they are frozen wastelands and harsh on human life, so the hypothesis that humans actually crossed the Bering land bridge is falling out of favor. Most likely they rafted all the way there following the coast line. Also at least one third of native Americans DNA traces back to Western Europe, according to this study.

All ya'll are white

@@aleyssa.dancer She is the topic of discussion here. She asked the question "why do I look Asian?" It is possible that her ancient ancestors were Asian. I am not the topic of discussion but, I like a lot of people, am from a number of continents and countries. Not that this is relevant to the question asked by the originator of the video. Perhaps we should focus on her and her question.

@@aleyssa.dancer They used to be until Nixon got into office. When he was president the classification system began to change and people of Hispanic and Latin American heritages were no longer viewed as "white", which is stupid because many of them are definitely white in appearance. These days the classification system is really more of a cultural thing than a genetic classification.

MyHeritage no es una buena opción para gente de Latinoamérica, ya que su algoritmo tiene una falla fatal. La categoria "Mesoamericano e Andino" no refiere a los indígenas puros, sino a los mestizos, o sea, al mexicano o peruano promedio, ya que MyHeritage aparentemente utiliza a los mestizos como su población de referencia. Probablemente tienes más genes indígenas que españoles, pero no eres tan "puro". Te recomiendo hacer una prueba de ADN con 23andMe o AncestryDNA, ya que los algoritmos de estas empresas distinguen mucho mejor el componente indígena, europeo y africano.

@@Ayazidas Gracias! Es cierto, ya había yo leído que los que mencionas son más específicos en etnicidad. ¿Te has hecho un test de esos? ¿Hiciste un video?

@@Ayazidas yo me hice uno con 23&me y me salió más de 50% Native American y la gente siempre me pregunta si soy de Filipinas

Tiene lógica si los de asia emigraron hasta Latinoamérica convirtiéndose en los indígenas es normal q un gran porcentaje de personas de México Ecuador Bolivia en donde se presenta mwnoa mestisaje tenga este porcentaje

Osea eso quiere decir que los Mexicanos que se ven como asiáticos, son más nativos!

Most Indonesian is Austroasiatics please learning abouth histories , Dna and Culture ..Indonesian they Austronesian is Part with Filipina/Malays/ Polynesian because Language is vey close

@@kireinadesune2607 , a lot of Indonesians and Malaysians came to the Philippines and settled there before the Spanish colonization. The native Filipinos actually are the Aetas and they look more like short Africans with darker skin and kinky hair. Pacific Islanders were seafarers by nature and they traveled from Asia to the Americas.

@@coconutmix Haida, on the coast of British Columbia, Canada, traded with the Maori for hundreds of years before Europeans arrived.

@@stedgar369 , Polynesians were traveling by sea around the world since 300 BC as evidence of their ancient artifacts were found. Some American natives were most likely breeding with European traders back then since most of them now have larger noses and taller statuettes but with south Asian skin color and facial features. That's just my theory.

There was a land bridge between the Artic part of Russian Asia and what is now Alaska and the .As glaciers shrank during warming periods people went across these land bridges.This warming and cooling happened several times 10k -12 years ago.

Thats kind of hard to prove,migration from South America to Mexico would have been very difficult at the Darian Pass,which till this day is difficult,I could only imagine then.Also there’s the difficulty of even integrating any of th groups in Central Mexico,that weren’t the most welcoming for any foreigners.

@@nycbass78 by boat there is evidence

You are correct

No, el ADN MITOCONDRIAL solo pasa de mujer a mujer y se puede rastrear perfectamente el linaje etnico.

@@GregGarciaHouse what about the Y chromosome?

@@DM-1111 El ADN mitocondrial es independiente del ADN Nuclear de la célula. ¿Que significa esto? Significa que las mitocondrias se reproducen de manera independiente cuando la célula eucariota se divide. Es decir, el ADN mitocondrial no se encuentra en los cromosomas. El ADN mitochondrial solo se transfiere de mujer a mujer porque él ovulo sí tiene citoplasma que es donde la mitocondria puede vivir. El espermatozoide no tiene citoplasma y no tiene mitocondrias. Así, cuando ocurre la fecundación, el nuevo ser humano obtiene siempre sus mitocondrias de la madre.

@@GregGarciaHouse entonces... que significa eso

Yeah white and black

Lol, that is white and black. Literally.

What percent of each?

Y'all got me 😂😂 but yeah that is black and white fam

Y’all got me cracking up 😂

She looks nothing like a Middle Easterner

People will say anything and don't even belong there

In el Salvador people do not look like this, maybe in guatemala but El Salvador had alot of Spanish