Also Iranian and mesopotamian..

in North America it means white however, people of the Caucasus are different tbh

@@viktorias63 how

There is no such thing as a European race. Genetically, Europeans are an admixture of West Asian (Caucasian), sub-Saharan (sub-Equatorial origin African), Far-Eastern (Mongoloid) DNA. There is additional scientific evidence of the presence of Neanderthal DNA in European populations. All these mixtures are reflected in the hybrid facial structures of the Europeans.

Not sure why KZfaq is censoring this; if they have evidence to refute it (which would be astonishing), they can post it here instead of arbitrary censorship. As noted, there is no such thing as a "European" race as such. Genetically, Europeans are an admixture of West Asian (Caucasian), sub-Saharan (African), and Far-Eastern DNA. These mixtures are reflected in the hybrid facial structures of many Europeans. It would be interesting if these so-called ancestry tests could provide percentages of the R1A and R1B gene haplotype presence (along with other haplotype percentages). People would find some interesting info there.

Doooo it! It’s so interesting to see what it actually shows!

I did mine and found my biological father who had been searching for me. I finally got to meet him and my half brother and sister. I'm mostly English, Irish, Wales, Northern European, with a touch of West African (that was surprising) and native American.

Lol what are you talking about that 1% isn’t “white” that’s Iranian aka Northern Indian 😂🤦🏾‍♂️

And my parents are Jamaican I got 89% African 11% English/Scottish

Same, I feel like it would be pretty awesome if we Albanians found out what we were before, because we know too little

I have not. I have always wanted to

I have and I love it!! Still haven't found moms bio parents but I have faith

I have not , but think it would be interesting

I did and I have like 12 nationalities. Haha!

I’ve done both Ancestry and 23 and Me. Slightly different results, but nothing shocking.

Amaaaaazing!

⛄Olaf???

This sounds like mytrueancestry, if yes, then most Europeans have some relation with a royal or noble family.

@O P 🤣🤣🤣 yes, your right. I guess I'm extra white then?🤣

@O P I think she meant mixed ethnicity. You need to get out of your American way of see things. Finnish people are indeed " white " but genetically speaking have quite distinct admixtures that are quite different from other Europeans. Including a language family that is distinct.

We are so happy to be back!

@@SalehFamily Ehh screw rocking the boat, Will is a great guy.

Thank you SOOOO much for your kind words, brought tears to OUR eyes. Bless you

im adopted by 2 moms from croatian and im romani(indian) or south asian when i found my 6 sisters and 4 brother i learned about where i did came from ad im so happy

I need you girl

@@dinozaurpickupline4221you're going to be alone forever

I have heard the Point before re twins and the validity of dna testing. I’m thinking that in fact the tests bring about more understanding about twins and that even when identical, the DNA is not 100% identical. On another point, my mom (Dublin born) always said she has Spanish in her. Her results actually showed 6% Iberian! We have found two first cousins through DNA testing.

Your cousin discovery is amazing.

Thank you! We were amazed at the results!

Thank you! We are honoured

Go for it!!

My dad was adopted in 1963 in Buffalo New York. His biological mother came from a strict polish family and she got pregnant she was in the Marines and she was a lesbian. She had been assaulted in the military and thought that she conceived my dad as a product of that assault when in reality she had a one-night stand with a man who lived a few blocks away from her and Lackawanna New York Lackawanna has a huge yemeni population and he was in fact yemeni I know this because my dad's DNA test results came back and my dad's DNA came back as 38% Arabian Peninsula and 12% African. I always thought I was 50% Italian and I'm not I'm actually 90% yummy and 6% African. What a great surprise and I'm starting to learn more and the way I found out that it was yum in that my family was from and not Saudi Arabia or Oman which is another place we could have been from I found out because I reached out to one of the girls that runs the First Ward Lackawanna Facebook group and she did some checking around with the two names I gave her of my great-great-grandparents and they are in fact from Aden Yemen and came here. Why my grandparents were told that my dad was 100% Italian I'll never know the only thing I can think of is that he has a dark complexion like a full-blooded Italian. He has a dark complexion from being yemeni and African. When I talked to the lady who ran the Facebook group that found out about my biological family she said I look so much like a lot of the yemeni women. Maybe that's why I'm a lot of people didn't believe me when I said I was half Italian I have black hair and black eyebrows and curly hair and I get it from my yemeni and African roots. You might get a surprise like I got. My dad wants to sleep for eight years thinking of his father had assaulted his mother and he was the product of that assault when in fact he wasn't and it was consensual. I think that might be why she converted to being a lesbian and after she gave him up for adoption. He said the weight lifted off his shoulders knowing that his father did not solve his mother and he wasn't the product of that was amazing. He had his ancestry down in 2014 and I had absolutely no idea then he got done quiet it wasn't until I got mine done in found out that I'm actually yemeni in the African when I started to do some more research. You should really do yours you might find something that surprises you. They have sales on Ancestry around the holidays Father's Day they should have a sale. I am now in the process of learning more about Islam and maybe converting. I highly suggest if you want to get it done you go and get it done you will not be disappointed.

That’s true I’m Pashtun and my aunt took an ancestry test. That’s exactly what she got

@@zainabfarhan5823 did she do a 23andme test?

What test did you use

YES

True.

Even Pakistani and North India are from the caucasiod race.

They were originally White however...overtime Islam brought racial mixing to the table en masse.

West Asian isn't middle eastern, they are white and indo Europeans. Azeris are turks.

@@snowstreams7503 I don’t know. I never thought about it.

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For every company they base the ethnicity on their reference panel of people, who can prove their family lived in an area for a certain amount of time (or their specific ethnicity like Jewish) all related to their matching algorithms. So yeah, as they update their reference panel and/or tweak their algorithms your results update and change. That's how they all work.

Hi 'Marie Moss' (I guess that's your name) the Wikipedia page on 'Moss surname' states that it's of English 'and Jewish' origin My mother's name was also Moss as her father was Jewish (basically it's an anglicised Moshe, Moses) Not saying all Moss's are Jewish but a lot did become them

@O P From what I found, it is a region in Syria:)

@@melissamysweet16 Wow so you are either lebanese or Syrian or even palestinian, it makes sense because these countries migrated to latin America long time ago 👌

Omg hi from a fellow Syrian! ik it would be Syria. My family told me my grand grand mother had children who left to Latin America and they never heard anything about them since then. It was popular back then to leave to Latin America. I thought that those who left will most likely even forget the language and where they cane from by now!! Omg I think you should dive into it more.

​@@Sara-iy3ozI think many arabs were settled in latin america after both the world wars. Especially, coptic christians.

We love your support Fatimah! Thank you!

@@SalehFamily siblings only inherit 50 percent from each parent. So, unless you are identical twins you can all look different if you inherited different genes. Also, having blond hair and blue does not mean you are or mixed. Have your hubby look at Paula patrons son. He looks 💯 Anglo white and his dad is white and mom is mulatto….aka biracial

It's not Indo Pak, it's Only India🙂

I took a cheap DNA test that I felt wasn't accurate. I read the reviews and people who were nearly 100% of one ethnicity were getting results that didn't seem correct. The response from the company was " We only test your ancestry, we don't analyze your race". I've seen some KZfaq videos that compare different tests. I'd love to do a more extensive test since my DNA test didn't match what I've traced my family history to.

I can't remember the company and it was difficult to trace my maternal grandfather's side because they kept so few records and sometimes baptism records were mistaken for birth dates and such.

Ive thought about doing my family tree lots of times but i wouldn't have any idea how to go about it & I think it would be so much hard work that i think maybe i will just leave it until later lol

Youd be surprised at what you might find hehe

Do it. I'm so happy I dit it and discovered from which parts of the world were my ancestors from. I'm from a country that has been inhabited by people from all over the world, people have no ideas where their ancestors were from so as someone who had no clear idea it was such an amazing experience. I had my sister do it few months ago and just a few hours ago, I ordered one for my brother. I want to test all my siblings to see the difference between us and my parents so I will know from who did we inherit this and that etc...

@@lawtraf8008 Yes indeed. It's going to be an exciting experience.