My message is quite late but when you transfer your 23andme data to Wegene for free (on the wegene website it‘s very easy) you can get much more information. Especially in chinese ethnicities because Wegene compares your data to their mostly asian data base while 23andme has mostly white customers.
@@MamitagAdventures Austronesian is originated in Mainland Southern East China and Austronesian people are the one who populated the Philippines that's reason why Filipinos exist today. According to U.S census Austronesian is refers to the languages family that's the reason why Austronesian speaking people look so different because language family is different from bloodline ancestry. Like for example Austronesian speaking melanesian Austronesian speaking micronesian Austronesian speaking Polynesian Austronesian speaking malagasy And others who speaking related to Austronesian languages When it comes Austronesian is race not a language family. People in the Philippines have the highest Austronesian ancestry among the the other Austronesian speaking people because the geography is closer to China and taiwan. Philippines play an important role because the country was both linguistically and genetically Austronesian, Philippines is home of different Austronesian languages and house of Austronesian people. AGAIN Austronesian is refers to a language family rather than bloodline ancestry that's reason Austronesian speaking people look so different because language family is different from bloodline ancestry although linguistic evedents shared some genetic but people in the Philippines is now a Austronesian homeland because Philippines is home of different Austronesian languages and house Austronesian people. Austronesian people are originated in Southern china and they belong to mongoloid race from what is now Filipino
I like how he’s 2% Spanish and calls himself Spanish, but African Americans have way higher percentage of European DNA, but refuse to call themselves mixed, wanna know why? Because Filipinos have been fed the idea that they are Latinos. African Americans have pride in their African DNA
Clara de Vera He doesn’t have a Spanish part of his family. You’re such an idiot, it’s 1 person from 100s of years ago, don’t you see he clearly wants to be set apart and be exotic by having European blood, even if it 2%, to even call himself Spanish? You can’t pull blood from 2% and call yourself shit! 2% is fucking nothing! Literally all the genes from his Spanish ancestors have died out. And yeah we’re attacking Filipinos because they claim to be Latinos ALL the fucking time! Most of them aren’t even any % Spanish, they are pure Asian. Colourism is clear in the Philippines as they are the #1 leading skin bleaching country. Racism is much alive and well in the Philippines too😂. Nobody does that shit, if they’re Spanish, then so is everybody else on the fuckin planet.
Clara de Vera 😂It’s just statistics sweety, facts don’t gaf abt ur feelings. He claimed he had a Spanish side of the family, which if you don’t know, means they are Spanish😂.
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No. Austronesians originated from Taiwan, down the Philippines, and then, towards the pacific. Austronesians were the original inhabitants of southern China before the hans ever came.
There is no spanish there, not even in blood or architecture. They try to associate themselves to other ethnicities because their people has done nothing. Their biggest achievement was being colonized several times.
I really recommend uploading your information to wegene. They break down asian dna better since they have more asian samples. They can break it down to specific ethnic groups instead of generalizing by country.
If 6000 years ago, then they were not Hmong but ancestors or predecessors to Hmong people. I would be surprised if Hmong identity has been around for even 1000 years.
I skipped ahead to the results and saw the ladies results and knew she had to be Hmong. Then I read the description and sure enough she's Hmong. lol My Husband is also Hmong. :)
Your ancestors aren't from the Pacific islands, only a filam is confused by this. Austronesians are East Asians from pre-Han China that migrated to Taiwan, then to the Philippines, then Indonesia/Malaysia, then to the Pacific and Madagascar. They are boat builders and sea people
@@omgreensexpress5396 who said anything about Austroasiatics or other SE Asians? Also Malays and Indonesians are approximately half Austroasiatics and half Austronesian
That taiwan theory is already outdated and now is challenged by sundaland theory by studying the dna of austronesian people. In sundaland theory, austronesian people is the original inhabitants of sundaland (that includes phillipines), and migrate to taiwan and other places, not otherwise... in this research our civilization scientifically proven to be the second oldest civilization of the world, much older than taiwan, chinese, indian and others... be proud...
I've been wanting to do something like this for a while. My family tree is all over the place, so I would love to have a test to see if I could goes even further! So interesting to see it all laid out for you
I was originally from Taiwan. These are my Wegene results: 97.92% of the Chinese nation 69.09% Southern Han 22.85% Northern Han 2.79% Tibetan 2.42% Miao-Yao language group 0.74% Gaoshan ethnic group 0.03% other 1.86% South Asia 0.19% Northeast Asia 0.02% other The Indian and Korean ancestry are interesting but there is no SE Asian detected as you can see. Wegene supposed trace genetic history much farther down than 23andme. I do trust 23andme. My 23andme updated results are 96.8% Chinese-Taiwan, China(down from 99.2%), 1.1% Indonesia, Thai, Khmer&Myanma-Malaysia(up from 0.6% SE Asian), 1.8% Broadly Chinese & SE Asian, and 0.3% European(same). There is no know ancestry actually from SE Asia. My family on both sides emigrated to Taiwan from Fujeng Provine early 1600’s. But I realized the Southern Han people has been mixing with SE Asian ancestry for much longer time.
WOW! I'm mind blown on how big of a breakdown you can get % using the Wegene. That's so amazing! My wife and I will have to check this out soon, and may do an update using Wegene. Hopefully, 23andMe will do an update and give us more information about our DNA, instead of giving us a more broader region.
Mamitag Adventures- There are several more minority groups within the reference populations(I got 0%). Keep in mind, Wegene is only more accurate for the Chinese ancestry(not SE Asian). They do give many of Chinese tested S. Asian ancestry for some reason. Upload your wife’s raw data from the Chinese Version and use Google translator to translate. There are interesting wellness reports if you use Chinese site. “Free of charge!”
This is so weird because I just did a DNA thing for Ancestry. Very similar. Spitting into the tube was interesting. I'm still waiting from my results (6 - 8 weeks or something). It needs to hurry up!
Ha, 96% is pretty amazing! I totally assumed he'd end up being more mixed (just because I assume that of everyone really. lol). And really, she was about 90% Chinese so neither of you really had any shocking results... sometimes you see the ads or viral videos for these kits and figure everyone's going to have results that they're partially from like, Iceland and Liechtenstein or something. lol
It doesn't mean you're mixed, it means it's flawed and the sample size was not large enough for statistics. Try the Chinese DNA tests; the tests in US are based on their own sperms and a sample size of 10.
I am not entirely sure why Filipinos want to be Spanish and Vietnamese want to be French SO badly lol. If you happen to know why, drop a comment 👌🏻 #beyourself
That's so interesting, I thought that you had to give blood , but spitting in a tube!? Hahaha that's a lot of spit. You guys seemed to be quite surprised by your results. I think it's always so interesting to find about our ancestors. I had no idea you could use this service to find DNA relatives.I really want to try this now!
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In the unboxing one was dna and health. So did that one show more info? You mentioned it cost another hundred. I've had friends post some results but never had the process explained. So thanks for that.
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Austronesian are people that occupied Maritime South East Asia ( the archipelago that spread along South East Asia) and the Malay peninsula. They live in the pressent day Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and southern Thailand. They also migrated long time ago to Pacific islands and more recently to Madagascar. They had great ancient kingdoms in the past like Srivijaya kingdom from 1000 years ago.
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I had a friend whose parents were from Argentina, they took this test and they were shook to find out that one of them had 8% Iranian identity. :/ It’s another reason to try this test, you could find some unexpected results.
I really need to do this! Neither Justin or I are 100% sure of our heritage so it would be cool to actually see what it is. And then I want to visit those countries of my heritage :)
sorry but filipino are not pacific islanders. Of course Melanesian, Polynesian and Micronesian are Austronesian. But filipino are not one of Pacific islanders people. because they're not Micronesian, Polynesian or even Melanesian.
@Han Jihan yes they are. Filipinos are Austronesian. Hawaii people and other pacific Islanders are Austronesian as well. But to categorized Filipino as Pacific Islnders, notably Polynesian/Melanesian/Mirconesian are funny as hell. LOL😂. Because they’re not!!! And never!!
@@aldiron8587 Yes, that would be an insult to Filipinos. Unlike the Pacific Islanders, Filipinos actually retained the progressive nature of our precolonial culture, while other Austronesians are becoming more misogynistic.
Filipinos are actually closer to Pacific islander cause we have the same ancestors so it's fair to say Filipinos are a Pacific islander to a certain extent
@@GunStreets-ct1kj Native american came from Asia. It has nothing to do with mexican. You are clueless. Go back to school. I felt bad for you. I'm filipina. My DNA result said I'm mixed with 13% Baltic, 6% eskimo/inuit and 16% african.
Such a cool video, it's always interesting learning about where you came from. My brother did one and showed me the results and was about what we thought. But Im still going to do one.
Assuming minimal cousin couplings, that means that one of his 32 to 64 ancestors 5-6 generations ago was a full blooded Spaniard. That is not to say he's a Spaniard, just that there was a Spaniard at some point in his lineage likely towards the end of the Spanish period in the Philippines. This is totally expected since Spanish colonization and immigration to the Philippines ended 125 years ago. That's about 6 generations.
Interesting to see this video ... because I asked myself the question to make this test but hesitating on the quality of the results ... But it is necessary to reflect when I see your results ... thank you for sharing.
Pretty cool results, I would say they are average Filipino results. Most of us are almost entirely asian with a hint of European or Chinese. I got something like 97% East Asian and Native American (Filipino) and 1.9 % European from Britain and Ireland. I’m only something .6% Spaniard. It’s cool to see traces of our ancestors
I also tried it . I thought It would be 100% Filipino but the result is 65.7% Filipino (Philippines) 15.3% Iberian(Portugal and Spain) .9% Chinese(China) 6.1% British and Irish (United kingdom) 7% French (France and Germany) 3.5% Native American (Mexico etc.) 2.5% unknown I think it's because my mom was half Filipina And probably my grandparents on her side is also mixed.My dad is very originally filipino
It is Taiwan... but most austronesian groups were culturally assimilated by ethnic Han groups... there are also some austronesian groups in Hainan Island and they are also Muslims like most people in Malaysia and Indonesia
What? Why would his ancestors be from the Pacific? That was one of the last areas to be populated by Austronesians, the Philippines was migrated to very early on by austronesians
I don’t understand how my results showed me as having Northern European ancestry, although my mother’s side definitely had family that came from Sevilla & Barcelona. Could it be a 23 & me analysis error?
Your Native American blood and European blood may have come from the “galleon trade” Spanish galleons would trade between Philippines and Mexico. Mexican sailors who had mixed Spanish and Native American blood may have come to the Philippines and had children with local women. Spanish trade between Mexico and Philippines went on for 300 years so it wouldn’t be surprising if this kind of thing happened.
@@Dude-gx2ul you must not have seen the video. It’s about actual DNA. You know, science. This person have native American and European DNA is a fact. I’m trying to give an explanation of why some people in the Philippines do not have 100% asian ancestry. Of course you can be stupid and not acknowledge that different groups have come into the Philippines and pretend we are all “pure bloods” like some Nazi. Speaking Spanish is not indicative of anything. Unfortunately you must have a poor education.
No, It came from a Spaniard, not a Mexican Mestizo, many indonesians also possessed a native american bloodline, yet never interacted with the Mexican mestizos.
@@rodrigoo147 Filipinos are NOT Spaniard decedents STOP DREAMING and living a LIE!...You are ASIAN! ...1% Southern Euro doesn't make you mixed theres a 1% margin error in all DNA test...Mestizo are LATINS. . ,Filipinos are NOT mixed....Mixed is when you have Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Native American and at least half of your DNA is European...1% Euro is NOTHING!
Dudes that's so cool! We wanna do it too, partly because we're interested and partly because we're almost certain we're not from where we're supposedly from haha.
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han chinese in South China got ancestry from ancient people in South China during han chinese conquest.. as known as Austronesian people today.. we all know original han chinese their eyes are small, and dont have double eyelid and deep eye socket.
It says Filipino and Austronesian because, technically, it was the Filipinos who voyaged further downwards and eastward the Pacific after the Formosan aboriginals intermixed with the Negrito Filipinos and stayed in the Philippines for 1000 years.
@Clara de Vera we are extremely proud of our Spanish DNA and our native American DNA as well.. in the Latin American hemisphere so much so that anything below %10 European is considered like having no European ancestry.
@Clara de Vera I think you are confused! Here in Latin America, we are a mix of races European Amerindian and Black. Some have more than others of each race. As people, we all love each other like cousins since most of us have Spanish roots and connect Linguistically historically, and genetically, Whether you are from Mexico or Argentina we are brothers and sisters. Now if we start speaking about European ancestry in Latin America because the Spanish concentrated in immigration to Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, and South America they genetically mixed with the natives. Most Latin Americans have at least half of Spanish ancestry. I am proud the only way to be proud is to know your history. I still speak the native tongue of my grandfather and his grandfather all the way back for 100s of years. Also from my understanding, the Spanish never sailed directly from Spain to the Philippines. The Philippines was actually a Viceroyalty of New Spain which is now Mexico Just like New Spain which is now Mexico was a Viceroyalty of The Motherland Spain. Basically, The Philippines was governed by Mexico via Acapulco. Look it up on google. They had Trade routes from Acapulco Mexico to The Philippines. This is why the genetic distribution of European DNA Spanish ancestry is so low in the Philippines. And this is why only a small percentage of the Philippines speak Spanish and have Spanish surnames. The Philipinos who do have Spanish surnames and speak Spanish are probably located in the town where they had shipping ports or trade directly with Acapulco. Sorry, I forgot to mention to you I have a Masters's degree in Latin American History and Another In Iberian history post-conquest of the Americas and Iberian History pre-conquest of the Americas.
@Clara de Vera My Philipino brother you would have to travel to Mexico to understand Mexican culture. Being Mexican literally means being mixed. We have a special connection to our native country Mexico and our motherland Spain. They were not oppressors but contributed genetically linguistically and historically to our culture you can't love one side you have to love both. Being Mexican is very complex as you have stated I talk too much.
@Clara de Vera Here is another video click on the link here_ linkczcams.com/video/OwyV7KqwWa4/video.html&ab_channel=LapRecors this sums up how I feel in regards to my culture history language and how I feel about the Spanish conquistadors contributing to Mexican Cusine, Art, Language, Music, Architecture. The list goes on.....
She has 80% Chinese genes, including 10% Vietnamese genes, and you think she looks like Vietnamese? Do you have problems thinking? I can accept her as Vietnamese, if she wants, Or is it because you think she doesn't look like the pretty girls on tiktok, so you put her down? In fact, the genes of Vietnamese people are also East Asian genes, not Southeast Asian genes, it's just not close to the Han ethnic group, it is separate like Japanese, Korean, Mongolian people. 😏😏
My mother is a Jamaican and she’s mixed but my dad is from Canada and he is half Jamaican. I was told my dads side is Italian and my dads mother French Canadian native Indian like nipping 7th generation Métis and my room ancestry test that’s not 23 and me , did not show the Italian in me but say I’m native Indian but don’t tell me that much but ancestry keeps updating randomly then I Saw Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 in my dna on my grandmas native Indian side that’s 3% . I did found out that my grandmother was taken away by her mother and put in a church and the nuns in Canada treated her very badly and later found her family but I’m very confused. Can I pass for Sri Lankan if my dna 🧬 is 3% or more ?. I want to buy 23 and me and I am confused about my dna . I’m not sure what’s the truth who I am . I am born in America Georgia. Should I wait to get the 23 and me test ? 12:53
Have you tried uploading your DNA data to Living DNA? I suggest you do. :) Fine-tuned/updated ancestry results from MyHeritage + Living DNA: :) Philippines: 82.25% Austronesia: 2.1% Japan and Korea: 3.05% South Asia/Indian subcontinent: 2.8% Arabia: 0.8% Broadly Northwestern Europe: 2.65% English: 0.7% Italian: 2% Basque: 1.1% North Africa: 1.55% Nigeria: 1% True-blue Filipino with bits of other interesting nationalities! :) ❤️
@Clara de Vera I am Puerto Rican and my European breakdown is: Southern European overall: 60.9 percent 51.2 percent Spanish 3.7 percent Italian 6 percent broadly Northwestern European overall: 14.1 percent 6.1 percent British/Irish 4.1 percent French/German 3.9 percent broadly northwestern European And 0.5 percent broadly European Added up it comes out to 75.5 percent. The reason why I have northwestern European is most likely because one of my great grandmothers was French/Irish. I am also 11 percent African and 10 percent Native American.
there are many filipino nationalists out there who want to stamp out the spanish and american colonial period..people who ddisregard their history will never be able to move forwrd
national geographic made extensive testing of filipino dna and they found large percentage of malay polynesian 62 % and northeast asia 30%, few percent of spanish dna and asia india
The Filipino guy obviously is a native Filipino descent. But what more about the Filipinos who are mestizos? They will definitely have more percentage of european/spanish ancestry
@Round One I'm half Filipino half American, and my mom who is full Filipino has no Spanish ancestry in her. Though it does say my mom and me both have some Cambodian, Thai, and Burmese in us. Which makes sense since in precolonial times, most Filipinos were Hindu and Buddhist and were trading with other Hindu and Buddhist kingdoms located in present day countries like Cambodia and Thailand. Very few Filipinos actually have any Spanish ancestry.
i'm mestiza... i did the test and I was more ore less 40% filipina 17%chinese and 30% spanish and a little of north africa. Wasn't expecting it since my family has been in the philippines since the the late 800'
I don't believe 23andME, Ancestry.com DNA, or MyHeritage DNA when it comes to Asian ancestry. They have the least reference panel of Asian ethnic groups in the world. I took a DNA test from DNAConsultants.com back in 2007, and they said that I am predominately Filipino with Japanese, Chinese, and Cambodian ancestry. I also took a DNA test from National Geographic Helix DNA test, and it to said that I am 40% Southeast Asian&10% East Asian descent (I'm half Filipino half European American btw). Which makes sense b/c my mom said she had an ancestor who came from China to the Philippines back in the 1800's. Plus mytrueancestry.com also detected my Asian DNA matching with ancient people living in Japan, China, and Southeast Asia over 1,000-2,000 years ago. So I know for a fact I have Japanese, Chinese and Filipino ancestry because DNA companies like dnaconsultants.com get their reference populations directly from Asian countries showing it me on my DNA Fingerprint Report, and they even publish their data reference populations on their website. Anyway, there is one DNA company that tests specifically for people of Asian descent, and that company is called GeneLife (based in Japan). So if you want to know if you have any other Asian ancestry other than Filipino, next time your in Asia, you should test with GeneLife. I plan to take their DNA test next time I go to Philippines. They have more reference populations from Asia (obviously since it's based in Japan), where as 23andME, Ancestry.com DNA, and MyHeritage DNA does not. Here are the links for GeneLife DNA test and a youtube video of Singaporeans discussing their results (these Chinese Singaporeans have more diverse Asian ancestry than they thought). Since Filipinos were trading with people from Japan, China, and Mainland SE Asia over 1,000 years ago (as depicted in the Boxer Codex), we Filipinos are also ethnically diverse (even Jose Rizal had Japanese and Chinese ancestry). So you should check GeneLife out sometime. sgshop.genelife.asia/products/genelife-generations-ancestry-dna-test czcams.com/video/FJ5Sh0heJ9E/video.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxer_Codex
The native American part of Filipinos often comes from Acapulco. Many Acapulco people have Mindanao blood and many Mindanao people have Mexican- Acapulco (Spanish-Native American mix)
MONG live in northern VIETNAM. This doesn't MAIN MONG have VIETNAM dna. Mong DNA also shows NORTHER CHINA dna. That's inner Mongolia. NATIVE American is MONGOLIA DNA 100%. Mong only have MIAO Dia DNA 10%.
Those results is coming from a board result only for the majority that live in a certain country it does not take account the minority group that don’t integrate with the society as the hill tribe so it’s not really accurate when talking about the Hmong people.
vietnamese means absolutely nothing. Chinese names the region "Southerners" which is vietnam in Chinese language. Vietnam is just a name that Chinese gives to that region when Chinese general arrived there about 2500 years ago.
My results (thinking I was 100% full blooded Filipina): Filipino & Austronesian 95.2% Indonesian 1.0% Broadly Chinese & Southeast Asian 1.5% Broadly Northern Asian & Native American 0.1% Broadly East Asian & Native American 0.2% Broadly Southern European 0.4% Broadly Northwestern European 0.1% Broadly European 1.0% Senegambian & Guinean 0.1 % UNASSIGNED 0.3%
I though she would be Cambodian. Something from that pennisula. Vietnam and Laos are neighbors. He looks Filipino so I didn't question that. Paternal haplotype D is fairly rare. I think yours, D-L1366 (i.e. D2), is the one that back migrated into Africa and the Middle East. Meaning your ancestors stayed. You can get health results for free if you upload your raw data to wegene com/en. Then switch to the Chinese version of the site using a browser that can translate the page.
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My message is quite late but when you transfer your 23andme data to Wegene for free (on the wegene website it‘s very easy) you can get much more information. Especially in chinese ethnicities because Wegene compares your data to their mostly asian data base while 23andme has mostly white customers.
@@MamitagAdventures Austronesian is originated in Mainland Southern East China and Austronesian people are the one who populated the Philippines that's reason why Filipinos exist today. According to U.S census Austronesian is refers to the languages family that's the reason why Austronesian speaking people look so different because language family is different from bloodline ancestry.
Like for example
Austronesian speaking melanesian
Austronesian speaking micronesian
Austronesian speaking Polynesian
Austronesian speaking malagasy
And others who speaking related to Austronesian languages
When it comes Austronesian is race not a language family. People in the Philippines have the highest Austronesian ancestry among the the other Austronesian speaking people because the geography is closer to China and taiwan. Philippines play an important role because the country was both linguistically and genetically Austronesian, Philippines is home of different Austronesian languages and house of Austronesian people. AGAIN Austronesian is refers to a language family rather than bloodline ancestry that's reason Austronesian speaking people look so different because language family is different from bloodline ancestry although linguistic evedents shared some genetic but people in the Philippines is now a Austronesian homeland because Philippines is home of different Austronesian languages and house Austronesian people. Austronesian people are originated in Southern china and they belong to mongoloid race from what is now Filipino
I like how he’s 2% Spanish and calls himself Spanish, but African Americans have way higher percentage of European DNA, but refuse to call themselves mixed, wanna know why? Because Filipinos have been fed the idea that they are Latinos. African Americans have pride in their African DNA
Clara de Vera Because he said “that’s gotta be the Spanish part of my family”😂
Clara de Vera He doesn’t have a Spanish part of his family. You’re such an idiot, it’s 1 person from 100s of years ago, don’t you see he clearly wants to be set apart and be exotic by having European blood, even if it 2%, to even call himself Spanish? You can’t pull blood from 2% and call yourself shit! 2% is fucking nothing! Literally all the genes from his Spanish ancestors have died out. And yeah we’re attacking Filipinos because they claim to be Latinos ALL the fucking time! Most of them aren’t even any % Spanish, they are pure Asian. Colourism is clear in the Philippines as they are the #1 leading skin bleaching country. Racism is much alive and well in the Philippines too😂. Nobody does that shit, if they’re Spanish, then so is everybody else on the fuckin planet.
Clara de Vera 😂It’s just statistics sweety, facts don’t gaf abt ur feelings. He claimed he had a Spanish side of the family, which if you don’t know, means they are Spanish😂.
@Clara de Vera india would like to differ
Hey shut up idiot
I wish that this service is locally available in the Philippines.
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@@MamitagAdventures they can deliver to philippines? salamat
Me too, I wish my dad took this before he passed away
@@nenabunena you can still get dna through his body
@@carlosmiguelcruz8209 like his hair?
No. Austronesians originated from Taiwan, down the Philippines, and then, towards the pacific. Austronesians were the original inhabitants of southern China before the hans ever came.
The austronesian in southern china were tai race that became tai-kradai language.
I like your last name Mananzala, sounds original.
@@AsianTurtleee They all branched out from a common origin.
Philippinos are really proud of their supposed Spanish ancestors
There is no spanish there, not even in blood or architecture. They try to associate themselves to other ethnicities because their people has done nothing. Their biggest achievement was being colonized several times.
No theyre not just curious
@@ekcagzare you sure? I Goggle it and it says different from your statement 😮
@@ekcagz that is so true. That's why it's hard to defend a country full of clowns.
@@AmorFate123 mga pangit kasi kayo because hindi kayo nahaluan kaya galit kayo sa mga magagandang filipino..wallow in your own bitterness
I really recommend uploading your information to wegene. They break down asian dna better since they have more asian samples. They can break it down to specific ethnic groups instead of generalizing by country.
We the Hmong 6000 years ago, originally lived in Hebei, Henan, and Shandong provinces, China. Hmong belongs to the Dongyi Tribe.
hmong and han have same ancestor.
If 6000 years ago, then they were not Hmong but ancestors or predecessors to Hmong people. I would be surprised if Hmong identity has been around for even 1000 years.
I skipped ahead to the results and saw the ladies results and knew she had to be Hmong. Then I read the description and sure enough she's Hmong. lol
My Husband is also Hmong. :)
According to 23 and Me, you're most likely my 2nd Cousin! Hello!
Your ancestors aren't from the Pacific islands, only a filam is confused by this. Austronesians are East Asians from pre-Han China that migrated to Taiwan, then to the Philippines, then Indonesia/Malaysia, then to the Pacific and Madagascar. They are boat builders and sea people
no, only filipinos are distinctly austronesians the rest of southeast asians are austroasiatics including indonesia
@@omgreensexpress5396 who said anything about Austroasiatics or other SE Asians? Also Malays and Indonesians are approximately half Austroasiatics and half Austronesian
That taiwan theory is already outdated and now is challenged by sundaland theory by studying the dna of austronesian people. In sundaland theory, austronesian people is the original inhabitants of sundaland (that includes phillipines), and migrate to taiwan and other places, not otherwise... in this research our civilization scientifically proven to be the second oldest civilization of the world, much older than taiwan, chinese, indian and others... be proud...
I've been wanting to do something like this for a while. My family tree is all over the place, so I would love to have a test to see if I could goes even further! So interesting to see it all laid out for you
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Pretty interesting, I've never done something like this but I might have to try his. Looks pretty fun to see the results
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I did the Ancestry DNA test. I think its fun when you get the results and get to really learn more about yourself.
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Thanks for sharing! You can upload your raw data to the Wegene to further break down your Chinese(
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I was originally from Taiwan. These are my Wegene results: 97.92% of the Chinese nation
69.09% Southern Han
22.85% Northern Han
2.79% Tibetan
2.42% Miao-Yao language group
0.74% Gaoshan ethnic group
0.03% other
1.86% South Asia
0.19% Northeast Asia
0.02% other
The Indian and Korean ancestry are interesting but there is no SE Asian detected as you can see. Wegene supposed trace genetic history much farther down than 23andme. I do trust 23andme.
My 23andme updated results are 96.8% Chinese-Taiwan, China(down from 99.2%), 1.1% Indonesia, Thai, Khmer&Myanma-Malaysia(up from 0.6% SE Asian), 1.8% Broadly Chinese & SE Asian, and 0.3% European(same). There is no know ancestry actually from SE Asia. My family on both sides emigrated to Taiwan from Fujeng Provine early 1600’s. But I realized the Southern Han people has been mixing with SE Asian ancestry for much longer time.
WOW! I'm mind blown on how big of a breakdown you can get % using the Wegene. That's so amazing! My wife and I will have to check this out soon, and may do an update using Wegene. Hopefully, 23andMe will do an update and give us more information about our DNA, instead of giving us a more broader region.
Mamitag Adventures- There are several more minority groups within the reference populations(I got 0%). Keep in mind, Wegene is only more accurate for the Chinese ancestry(not SE Asian). They do give many of Chinese tested S. Asian ancestry for some reason. Upload your wife’s raw data from the Chinese Version and use Google translator to translate. There are interesting wellness reports if you use Chinese site. “Free of charge!”
This is so weird because I just did a DNA thing for Ancestry. Very similar. Spitting into the tube was interesting. I'm still waiting from my results (6 - 8 weeks or something). It needs to hurry up!
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My hubby and I did these a while back! It's very cool to learn about genetic makeup and where are roots are!
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Ha, 96% is pretty amazing! I totally assumed he'd end up being more mixed (just because I assume that of everyone really. lol). And really, she was about 90% Chinese so neither of you really had any shocking results... sometimes you see the ads or viral videos for these kits and figure everyone's going to have results that they're partially from like, Iceland and Liechtenstein or something. lol
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I got Norway, but it said Iceland, Norway and Faroe Islands on Ancestry
It doesn't mean you're mixed, it means it's flawed and the sample size was not large enough for statistics. Try the Chinese DNA tests; the tests in US are based on their own sperms and a sample size of 10.
Did you try to upload your raw data to GEDmatch they have more detailed breakdown on asian subgroups and its free i hear.
I've been so busy this past month, I have yet to upload it. Hope so soon.
Try uploading it to Living DNA, too. Did the same with my results from MyHeritage..:)
GedMatch is great. I used GedMatch to fund the specifics on my Asian heritage.
I thought she was going to do the reading for him , as soon as it got to the European side he got so excited and literally was on her face 😂
I am not entirely sure why Filipinos want to be Spanish and Vietnamese want to be French SO badly lol. If you happen to know why, drop a comment 👌🏻 #beyourself
@@plvsvltraspain no they dont
@@plvsvltraspain vietnamese dont care about france
@@plvsvltraspain we have nothing to do with them
@@plvsvltraspain We only want it because it’s very rare
Remember the Hmong people came from northern and mid China and were driven south over time. Some called them the unwanted people.
As soon as you guys said "Hmong," I knew you just wasted $100. There's absolutely no way 23andme was picking that up as an ethnicity.
hmong is an asian ethnicity. the test is accurate
That's so interesting, I thought that you had to give blood , but spitting in a tube!? Hahaha that's a lot of spit. You guys seemed to be quite surprised by your results. I think it's always so interesting to find about our ancestors. I had no idea you could use this service to find DNA relatives.I really want to try this now!
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So if you spit after eating...the dna might say you are 20% chicken and 20% french fries?
Aguijon1982 my type of ancestry😎
😂😂😂👍
I'm 100% Filipino/Autronesian. Anyone else out there?
In the unboxing one was dna and health. So did that one show more info? You mentioned it cost another hundred. I've had friends post some results but never had the process explained. So thanks for that.
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there you go the two of you pure blooded south asian, true blooded pinoy ka brad.. pretty awesome so far one of the most high percentage dna outcome..
South Asian? Like indians, Pakistanis, Sri lankans, etc? Filipinos and hmongs are from Southeast Asia, very different from South asia
Oohhh we did this too! It was so fun to see our results. We didn't do the health option but tempted to do that now.
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Austronesian are people that occupied Maritime South East Asia ( the archipelago that spread along South East Asia) and the Malay peninsula. They live in the pressent day Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and southern Thailand. They also migrated long time ago to Pacific islands and more recently to Madagascar. They had great ancient kingdoms in the past like Srivijaya kingdom from 1000 years ago.
no austronesians in philippines are disinct and came from taiwan. the rest of southeast asia are austroasiatics including indonesia
@@omgreensexpress5396 Wait, are Malagasy Austroasiatic, then? Or they were still Filipino Austronesians, but lived in Indonesia?
@@omgreensexpress5396 learn your precolonial history bro...
Nice video! You should try Wegene, its a Chinese DNA testing company. I heard its the best for Asians. Gedmatch also gives more insight.
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23mofang is the best DNA company in china
It is interesting! My mom did it too and there was a lot of surprises! Never heard of Austronesian! Great idea for a video--good idea! Thank you.
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Austronesians... Think of Hawaiians, native New Zealanders, igorots of the Philippines, native Taiwanese aboriginals.,etc
I had a friend whose parents were from Argentina, they took this test and they were shook to find out that one of them had 8% Iranian identity. :/ It’s another reason to try this test, you could find some unexpected results.
I really need to do this! Neither Justin or I are 100% sure of our heritage so it would be cool to actually see what it is. And then I want to visit those countries of my heritage :)
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Yea. Many people found out they had other siblings who did the tests, some found their second father.
sorry but filipino are not pacific islanders. Of course Melanesian, Polynesian and Micronesian are Austronesian. But filipino are not one of Pacific islanders people. because they're not Micronesian, Polynesian or even Melanesian.
Filipinos as austronesian lmao esp the ilocano which their ancestors was gaoshan (taiwan natives)
@Han Jihan yes they are. Filipinos are Austronesian. Hawaii people and other pacific Islanders are Austronesian as well. But to categorized Filipino as Pacific Islnders, notably Polynesian/Melanesian/Mirconesian are funny as hell. LOL😂. Because they’re not!!! And never!!
@@aldiron8587 Yes, that would be an insult to Filipinos. Unlike the Pacific Islanders, Filipinos actually retained the progressive nature of our precolonial culture, while other Austronesians are becoming more misogynistic.
Filipinos are actually closer to Pacific islander cause we have the same ancestors so it's fair to say Filipinos are a Pacific islander to a certain extent
I can’t believe that you have some Native American ancestry in you! 😮🙌🏾👍🏾
Native Americans are descendants of ancient east asians thats why
@@GunStreets-ct1kj Mexicans to the Philippines during the Spanish era.
@@renesarabia6442 that too
@@GunStreets-ct1kj lots of Mexicans settled in the Philippines, their descendants are overrepresented in the showbiz industry
@@GunStreets-ct1kj Native american came from Asia. It has nothing to do with mexican. You are clueless. Go back to school. I felt bad for you. I'm filipina. My DNA result said I'm mixed with 13% Baltic, 6% eskimo/inuit and 16% african.
Such a cool video, it's always interesting learning about where you came from. My brother did one and showed me the results and was about what we thought. But Im still going to do one.
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Let us know how much your results vary from your brother's.
Assuming minimal cousin couplings, that means that one of his 32 to 64 ancestors 5-6 generations ago was a full blooded Spaniard. That is not to say he's a Spaniard, just that there was a Spaniard at some point in his lineage likely towards the end of the Spanish period in the Philippines. This is totally expected since Spanish colonization and immigration to the Philippines ended 125 years ago. That's about 6 generations.
Interesting to see this video ... because I asked myself the question to make this test but hesitating on the quality of the results ... But it is necessary to reflect when I see your results ... thank you for sharing.
Pretty cool results, I would say they are average Filipino results. Most of us are almost entirely asian with a hint of European or Chinese. I got something like 97% East Asian and Native American (Filipino) and 1.9 % European from Britain and Ireland. I’m only something .6% Spaniard. It’s cool to see traces of our ancestors
97% east asian + 1.9% british+ 6% spaniard? So 104.9% in total?? There’s definitely something wrong with you data 🤷🏻♂️
@@jokina9289 .6 not 6 lmao
@@ajseb hahhaha ok 0.6% 👍👍👍
.06% is nothing no traces there only 100% delusional
haha that’s cool! i just heard an advertisement for it earlier this week. i was thinking about it, but now im going to check it out too!
Thank you for watching! I really appreciate the comment! Do it! Well at least you know what is half of you cousin...sort of...LOL
Hey at least you can follow directions perfectly. That's a win!
thinling about 2 and me... really liked your video
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She is 100% Hmong because it refers to her ethnicity.
He didn't want to say Spanish in the beginning lol...
I also tried it . I thought It would be 100% Filipino but the result is
65.7% Filipino (Philippines)
15.3% Iberian(Portugal and Spain)
.9% Chinese(China)
6.1% British and Irish (United kingdom)
7% French (France and Germany)
3.5% Native American (Mexico etc.)
2.5% unknown
I think it's because my mom was half Filipina
And probably my grandparents on her side is also mixed.My dad is very originally filipino
Liar
@@chimpodabananalover4031 you can't call a stranger/someone a liar without knowing them, that's just being rude
@@dregus3385 inferiority complex
Your fantasy dreams don't count.
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Naah... Most likely, your lineage has ancestors of Pacific islanders instead of the other way. They are originally from the Philippines.
Semporna Buhay nah were originally from Taiwan
It is Taiwan...
but most austronesian groups were culturally assimilated by ethnic Han groups...
there are also some austronesian groups in Hainan Island and they are also Muslims like most people in Malaysia and Indonesia
Yeah, Philippines is near the centre of the Austronesian expansion. Taiwan is the centre but the Chinese pretty much turned it into a Chinese island.
@@nehcooahnait7827 q
What? Why would his ancestors be from the Pacific? That was one of the last areas to be populated by Austronesians, the Philippines was migrated to very early on by austronesians
I don’t understand how my results showed me as having Northern European ancestry, although my mother’s side definitely had family that came from Sevilla & Barcelona. Could it be a 23 & me analysis error?
Funny how ole dude ain’t acknowledge the African % even though it wasn’t much
@Coco Chanel it’s sad 🤦🏽♂️
My dad is the native my mom is Filipino like me but I have Siri races it is Filipino native and Chinese by my name is Layla
Looks accurate. I get Austronesian vibes but no Chinese vibes from Chris.
Seems that Spanish colonization of the Philippines was pretty thorough
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Yup
That slaver them and made them plant rice dances periodt
Victor Vicente well 2% is not even a grandparent it’s just a trace amount. That’s not a whole lot
But without the 2 percent you will cease to exist
Your Native American blood and European blood may have come from the “galleon trade” Spanish galleons would trade between Philippines and Mexico. Mexican sailors who had mixed Spanish and Native American blood may have come to the Philippines and had children with local women. Spanish trade between Mexico and Philippines went on for 300 years so it wouldn’t be surprising if this kind of thing happened.
No one speaks Spanish in the Philippines. stop pretending Filipinos are Hispanic. You're not
@@Dude-gx2ul you must not have seen the video. It’s about actual DNA. You know, science. This person have native American and European DNA is a fact. I’m trying to give an explanation of why some people in the Philippines do not have 100% asian ancestry. Of course you can be stupid and not acknowledge that different groups have come into the Philippines and pretend we are all “pure bloods” like some Nazi. Speaking Spanish is not indicative of anything. Unfortunately you must have a poor education.
No, It came from a Spaniard, not a Mexican Mestizo, many indonesians also possessed a native american bloodline, yet never interacted with the Mexican mestizos.
@@rodrigoo147 Filipinos are NOT Spaniard decedents STOP DREAMING and living a LIE!...You are ASIAN! ...1% Southern Euro doesn't make you mixed theres a 1% margin error in all DNA test...Mestizo are LATINS. . ,Filipinos are NOT mixed....Mixed is when you have Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Native American and at least half of your DNA is European...1% Euro is NOTHING!
@@rodrigoo147 Full blooded Spaniards never went to Phillipines from Spain
Dudes that's so cool! We wanna do it too, partly because we're interested and partly because we're almost certain we're not from where we're supposedly from haha.
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What a great idea for a vlog. I would love to do this! Good work guys and reply well presented.
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It's not surprising that Filipinos have Chinese and Spanish in them based on Philipinne history
han chinese in South China got ancestry from ancient people in South China during han chinese conquest.. as known as Austronesian people today.. we all know original han chinese their eyes are small, and dont have double eyelid and deep eye socket.
I’m Filipino I’m negative and I’m Chinese my God sure is Chinese Filipino native
Did your results update? If so, what’s it say?
So, genetically, she is 80% Chinese. 😳 Did she know about her so close Chinese heritage?
Austronesia (Indonesia, Malaysia) !!
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It says Filipino and Austronesian because, technically, it was the Filipinos who voyaged further downwards and eastward the Pacific after the Formosan aboriginals intermixed with the Negrito Filipinos and stayed in the Philippines for 1000 years.
Makes sense, because of colonization in the PI
Can dna test results be wrong? I am Filipino but have no Filipino in the results. I posted a video about it too..
2.1% European "That must be the Spanish side of my family" in the Latino/Hispanic hemisphere that's the equivalence of 0.002% European. No disrespect.
Yes ~Minusule amount😈😉
@Clara de Vera we are extremely proud of our Spanish DNA and our native American DNA as well.. in the Latin American hemisphere so much so that anything below %10 European is considered like having no European ancestry.
@Clara de Vera I think you are confused! Here in Latin America, we are a mix of races European Amerindian and Black. Some have more than others of each race. As people, we all love each other like cousins since most of us have Spanish roots and connect Linguistically historically, and genetically, Whether you are from Mexico or Argentina we are brothers and sisters. Now if we start speaking about European ancestry in Latin America because the Spanish concentrated in immigration to Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, and South America they genetically mixed with the natives. Most Latin Americans have at least half of Spanish ancestry. I am proud the only way to be proud is to know your history. I still speak the native tongue of my grandfather and his grandfather all the way back for 100s of years. Also from my understanding, the Spanish never sailed directly from Spain to the Philippines. The Philippines was actually a Viceroyalty of New Spain which is now Mexico Just like New Spain which is now Mexico was a Viceroyalty of The Motherland Spain. Basically, The Philippines was governed by Mexico via Acapulco. Look it up on google. They had Trade routes from Acapulco Mexico to The Philippines. This is why the genetic distribution of European DNA Spanish ancestry is so low in the Philippines. And this is why only a small percentage of the Philippines speak Spanish and have Spanish surnames. The Philipinos who do have Spanish surnames and speak Spanish are probably located in the town where they had shipping ports or trade directly with Acapulco. Sorry, I forgot to mention to you I have a Masters's degree in Latin American History and Another In Iberian history post-conquest of the Americas and Iberian History pre-conquest of the Americas.
@Clara de Vera My Philipino brother you would have to travel to Mexico to understand Mexican culture. Being Mexican literally means being mixed. We have a special connection to our native country Mexico and our motherland Spain. They were not oppressors but contributed genetically linguistically and historically to our culture you can't love one side you have to love both. Being Mexican is very complex as you have stated I talk too much.
@Clara de Vera Here is another video click on the link here_
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this sums up how I feel in regards to my culture history language and how I feel about the Spanish conquistadors contributing to Mexican Cusine, Art, Language, Music, Architecture. The list goes on.....
That's crazy, I was guessing she was a bit Vietnamese, she looks like she has a bit Vietnamese to me. And I was right!
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Many Vietnamese have Chinese bloodline. Just look at their aodai national costumes, hints of cheongsams
She has 80% Chinese genes, including 10% Vietnamese genes, and you think she looks like Vietnamese? Do you have problems thinking? I can accept her as Vietnamese, if she wants,
Or is it because you think she doesn't look like the pretty girls on tiktok, so you put her down?
In fact, the genes of Vietnamese people are also East Asian genes, not Southeast Asian genes, it's just not close to the Han ethnic group, it is separate like Japanese, Korean, Mongolian people. 😏😏
Austronesian are tawainese indegenios people who lnhabituted many islands they are the biggest dna in these islands
This sounds interesting, i should give it a try, never knew this comes at home and stuff. Always thought it must be done in a lab.
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Pakjab you may find some decent amounts of melensian lots of Indians have melensian
"what is austronesian?" ahhahah
I knew I was mixed . My grandpa had more Spanish, Portuguese, Moroccan and Algerian mannerisms and my Grandma was basically just German .
Your surname is from the Tagalog region and means "trapper".
My mother is a Jamaican and she’s mixed but my dad is from Canada and he is half Jamaican. I was told my dads side is Italian and my dads mother French Canadian native Indian like nipping 7th generation Métis and my room ancestry test that’s not 23 and me , did not show the Italian in me but say I’m native Indian but don’t tell me that much but ancestry keeps updating randomly then I
Saw Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 in my dna on my grandmas native Indian side that’s 3% . I did found out that my grandmother was taken away by her mother and put in a church and the nuns in Canada treated her very badly and later found her family but I’m very confused. Can I pass for Sri Lankan if my dna 🧬 is 3% or more ?. I want to buy 23 and me and I am confused about my dna . I’m not sure what’s the truth who I am . I am born in America Georgia. Should I wait to get the 23 and me test ? 12:53
Jut did mine 96% East Asian and 3% European..
I'm filipina. My DNA result said I'm mixed with 13% Baltic, 6% eskimo/inuit and 16% african.
Have you tried uploading your DNA data to Living DNA? I suggest you do. :)
Fine-tuned/updated ancestry results from MyHeritage + Living DNA: :)
Philippines: 82.25%
Austronesia: 2.1%
Japan and Korea: 3.05%
South Asia/Indian subcontinent: 2.8%
Arabia: 0.8%
Broadly Northwestern Europe: 2.65%
English: 0.7%
Italian: 2%
Basque: 1.1%
North Africa: 1.55%
Nigeria: 1%
True-blue Filipino with bits of other interesting nationalities! :) ❤️
I'm 15 percent Hispanic and 85 Asian mostly Chinese
@Clara de Vera I am Puerto Rican and my European breakdown is:
Southern European overall: 60.9 percent
51.2 percent Spanish
3.7 percent Italian
6 percent broadly
Northwestern European overall: 14.1 percent
6.1 percent British/Irish
4.1 percent French/German
3.9 percent broadly northwestern European
And 0.5 percent broadly European
Added up it comes out to 75.5 percent.
The reason why I have northwestern European is most likely because one of my great grandmothers was French/Irish. I am also 11 percent African and 10 percent Native American.
No one speaks Spanish in the Philippines. stop pretending Filipinos are Hispanic. You're not
@@espanaeslamadrepatria4042 im Puerto Rican too and my sisters results came back roughly 70% European 25% indigenous and like 5% sub Saharan African.
Why is Korina Sanchez here?
you two looks like my people, Indonesian, especially Chinese-Indonesians (peranakan).
Magkano po ba pa dna test at saan po ang.legit lab?
Use wegene that give u accurate data 23 and me more docus european genes wegene for especially for chinese people
there are many filipino nationalists out there who want to stamp out the spanish and american colonial period..people who ddisregard their history will never be able to move forwrd
Never seen anyone under, ethnic Filipinos before. Only native South East Asians
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@@MamitagAdventures What haplogroups did you get?
They better recognize the FILIPINO AUSTRONESIAN ORIGIN!
national geographic made extensive testing of filipino dna and they found large percentage of malay polynesian 62 % and northeast asia 30%, few percent of spanish dna and asia india
I thought you're supposed to shake it after?
The Filipino guy obviously is a native Filipino descent. But what more about the Filipinos who are mestizos? They will definitely have more percentage of european/spanish ancestry
@Round One I'm half Filipino half American, and my mom who is full Filipino has no Spanish ancestry in her. Though it does say my mom and me both have some Cambodian, Thai, and Burmese in us. Which makes sense since in precolonial times, most Filipinos were Hindu and Buddhist and were trading with other Hindu and Buddhist kingdoms located in present day countries like Cambodia and Thailand. Very few Filipinos actually have any Spanish ancestry.
i'm mestiza... i did the test and I was more ore less 40% filipina 17%chinese and 30% spanish and a little of north africa. Wasn't expecting it since my family has been in the philippines since the the late 800'
Go back to Spain
@@annalisasana7773 Lier
I don't believe 23andME, Ancestry.com DNA, or MyHeritage DNA when it comes to Asian ancestry. They have the least reference panel of Asian ethnic groups in the world. I took a DNA test from
DNAConsultants.com back in 2007, and they said that I am predominately Filipino with Japanese, Chinese, and Cambodian ancestry. I also took a DNA test from National Geographic Helix DNA test, and it to said that I am 40% Southeast Asian&10% East Asian descent (I'm half Filipino half European American btw). Which makes sense b/c my mom said she had an ancestor who came from China to the Philippines back in the 1800's. Plus mytrueancestry.com also detected my Asian DNA matching with ancient people living in Japan, China, and Southeast Asia over 1,000-2,000 years ago. So I know for a fact I have Japanese, Chinese and Filipino ancestry because DNA companies like dnaconsultants.com get their reference populations directly from Asian countries showing it me on my DNA Fingerprint Report, and they even publish their data reference populations on their website.
Anyway, there is one DNA company that tests specifically for people of Asian descent, and that company is called GeneLife (based in Japan). So if you want to know if you have any other Asian ancestry other than Filipino, next time your in Asia, you should test with GeneLife. I plan to take their DNA test next time I go to Philippines. They have more reference populations from Asia (obviously since it's based in Japan), where as 23andME, Ancestry.com DNA, and MyHeritage DNA does not. Here are the links for GeneLife DNA test and a youtube video of Singaporeans discussing their results (these Chinese Singaporeans have more diverse Asian ancestry than they thought). Since Filipinos were trading with people from Japan, China, and Mainland SE Asia over 1,000 years ago (as depicted in the Boxer Codex), we Filipinos are also ethnically diverse (even Jose Rizal had Japanese and Chinese ancestry). So you should check GeneLife out sometime.
sgshop.genelife.asia/products/genelife-generations-ancestry-dna-test
czcams.com/video/FJ5Sh0heJ9E/video.html
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxer_Codex
The native American part of Filipinos often comes from Acapulco.
Many Acapulco people have Mindanao blood and many Mindanao people have Mexican- Acapulco (Spanish-Native American mix)
Indonesian, Thais, Myammar and Laos ... one blood ??
No
she said she will read his result but he end up reading it himself.
pretty interesting activity... hey man proud pinoy! im shocked im not yet subscribed... will change it right now.. see you around 😎👌
Thanks bro! Subscribing to you right back.
MONG live in northern VIETNAM. This doesn't MAIN MONG have VIETNAM dna. Mong DNA also shows NORTHER CHINA dna. That's inner Mongolia. NATIVE American is MONGOLIA DNA 100%. Mong only have MIAO Dia DNA 10%.
Those results is coming from a board result only for the majority that live in a certain country it does not take account the minority group that don’t integrate with the society as the hill tribe so it’s not really accurate when talking about the Hmong people.
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vietnamese means absolutely nothing. Chinese names the region "Southerners" which is vietnam in Chinese language. Vietnam is just a name that Chinese gives to that region when Chinese general arrived there about 2500 years ago.
My results (thinking I was 100% full blooded Filipina):
Filipino & Austronesian 95.2%
Indonesian 1.0%
Broadly Chinese & Southeast Asian 1.5%
Broadly Northern Asian & Native American 0.1%
Broadly East Asian & Native American 0.2%
Broadly Southern European 0.4%
Broadly Northwestern European 0.1%
Broadly European 1.0%
Senegambian & Guinean 0.1 %
UNASSIGNED 0.3%
And what you thought was absolutely right!
I though she would be Cambodian. Something from that pennisula. Vietnam and Laos are neighbors. He looks Filipino so I didn't question that.
Paternal haplotype D is fairly rare. I think yours, D-L1366 (i.e. D2), is the one that back migrated into Africa and the Middle East. Meaning your ancestors stayed. You can get health results for free if you upload your raw data to wegene com/en. Then switch to the Chinese version of the site using a browser that can translate the page.
Cambodian people are darker, have deep eyes, thick eyebrows, thick lips, more like Indians
He looks pacific islander
I obviously knew you were not 100% Filipino from the start
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"Spanish side" of my family
the biggest lie Filipinos deluded themselves, that they have Spanish blood
some have it and some dont,,...maybe you dont that is why you have an aboriginal face
youre filipino but dont know whar austronesian is? bruh…
Nicr
I dont need to spend 200$ for a dna test to know my family heath problems Lol. 100% died of cancer. I am screwed.
All.asians re mix with black
🤣,No,you're dreaming😌
U look hispanic native american
@@hiphipjorge5755 That's who I was referring too
@@hiphipjorge5755 He looks mexican. Mexican looks like him. He does not look like average filipino. I'm filipina by the way.
@@chiebraza824 NO, he does NOT! . . .He looks Filipino
i have also mestizo grandfather I probable 10 % spanish blood more or less ^_^
Ancestry test 100% tobacco after a couple of cigarettes.