No they aren't, culture I know its different, but ethnically they r more similar to Manchu Chinese, Northern Han Chinese, Siberians and some Tibetans.

@@efootballunitedyt.4685 is that why koreans and mongolians look the same and chinese don't look anything like either of us?

​@@efootballunitedyt.4685 manchurian and korean are genetically very similar.

@@tewkewl Lol, why do you mongolians keep saying/wishing that you look like Koreans? You don't at all

@@cualcualcual No, manchurian and Korean are not genetically similar. You sound dumb

good to avoid china

Lollll

Nowadays most of them speak very well

Japanese, Korean and Mongolian have the same sentence structure so it's very easy for us (I'm Mongolian) to learn the other two languages.

Lol, you wish. The languages are completely unrelated and we look nothing alike either

@LawyerSean Lol. Ok, mongolian pretender

@@blahz7152You're obviously a troll. It's common for Koreans to say how Mongolians look similar, and how they speak Korean better than any other ethnicity

​@@eaje3etthe two languages have same sentence structure but have very different vocabulary. Japanese and Korean sounds similar but not Mongolian.

You wish. Koreans are not related or originate from mongolia, you're saying stupid lies. Korean language is completely unrelated to mongolian and the culture is completely different. You mongolians need to stop lying as if you were some original people

No need, THE WHOLE WORLD LOVES CANADA. If you don't believe me, ask a Canadian, they'll tell you.

.... How about Burkina Faso ?

Football, Beaches, Big booties, Jungles Forests, Coffee, speaks Portuguese

I think she was in America for a while. Her English was so good.

I see. Her speaking style (including upspeak and fillers) is not taught but rather it's picked up. Quite common with American teens, young girls especially.

I noticed that, I'm from California and she sounds like she's from here.

Was she from an international school in Mongolia?

I know.

We are not related

Stop spreading misinformation. Genetically speaking Koreans and Mongolians are not related. Koreans predominantly belong to Y-Haplogroup O1b2 (also found in Japan); associated with ancient rice-farming culture, but which is completely absent in Mongolia; and O2 which is shared with Chinese. Inner Mongolians like Khorchin have some Haplogroup O2, but in Mongolia (Khalkha people) mostly have Haplogroup C2b. Other Mongolic peoples like Buryats and Turkic speakers with Mongolian culture like Tuvans, Tsaatan (in northern Mongolia and south Siberia) are mostly Haplogroup N. In terms of language, Korean is a language isolate (the world's most widely spoken isolate language), which means linguists consider the Korean language to have no living extant relatives in the world.

@@YummYakitori Actually, around 20 percent of South Korean males still carry Y-DNA Haplogroup C, which is common among Mongols, Manchus, and Turkic speakers. Proto-Korean speakers originate somewhere in Manchuria. Central and Southern peninsula was inhabited by Peninsular Japonic in ancient times.

@@YummYakitori Koreans and Mongolians look way more similar than other east Asians like Chinese or Japanese. I've been to Korea before and most of them look Mongolian. Chinese and Japanese look different from Mongolians.

LOL who says mongolians are the strongest? The average male height in mongolia is 5 ft 6 in lol

@@blahz7152 Height is not the same as strength but okay.

@@ArturBaidi Ok, then show me where anyone besides mongolians have ever said mongolians are known for being strong? North and South Koreans were known in history for being bigger than other Asians, including mongolians

​@@blahz7152 Mongolians in Mongolia have lived under essentially lived in Poverty since the Eradication of the Junggar Mongols, and after the Soviets took over Mongolia, Living Conditions slightly got better but it wasn't that good either. Genetics have a huge role in Height, but Enviroment also matters alot. Mongolians have alot of Genetic potential, you see how if under good living Conditions, Mongol people get much taller, like in Inner Mongolia and Buryatia, Most Mongol Men who grew up during the Soviet times were 164-168cm tall. 5,5 to 5,6 feet tall Anyone who grew up when Ulan Bator became developed after 2005 is 170 to 180cm (5'7-5'11) now, although its a little hard to estimate because most of those people aren't adults yet You see how Inner Mongolians and Buryats from China and Russia reach 175-185 on an average (5'9 to 6'1)

@@ivanthominski1085 Meaningless excuses. Mongolians have never been known to be tall at any point in history. Facts

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at one point korea was invaded my mongolia if thats what your pointing out

With your dumb logic, then North Africa, Europe, and West Asia belongs to the Italians because they were part of the Roman empire

Dumb

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