I just watched your last dna video and ended up here! Perfect timing because you just posted this 😂 I got here searching for the African ancestry test after watching the last video so I’ll be on the lookout for it
People with Irish (and sometimes Scottish) ancestry have Sweden & Denmark in their results, mainly because of the Viking influence in these regions a long time ago, or do I've heard a number of times, so the disappearance of this from your results may have been corrected into the increase you have for Scottish and/or Irish results previously. It's not always the case (I guess over the many generations many lose this, as when you get back last 2nd and 3rd great grandparents there a good chance for some of them you haven't inherited any of their genes, for a certain ancestor). It may come back, who knows.
According to AncestryDNA, I'm 98% African & 2% European; they missed out on a lot, such as the Indian (Taino and possibly South Asia) and French. I also learned that my maternal line (mums, mums, mum) is of East Asian origin, so I could have some Malagasy ancestry as well, but 23AndMe, I heard from people based on their results that they are more accurate than AncestryDNA as It pinpoints the regions of the country they are from even though their labelling I don't like and will give that to AncestryDNA, but I will still do it just to compare the two companies
Do they go into more detail for the Cameroon-congo-west bantu? All bantu ppl dna will read similar, cause they originate from Cameroon- but most blk ppl in usa & South America are the ones taken from Angola
Yes, Ancestry provides more details about the regions. It's way too much to write on here but here is the broad desciption they provided: "Extending through the heart of Africa, our Cameroon, Congo, and Western Bantu Peoples region winds through tropical rainforest, humid savanna, and semi-arid desert. Starting about 3,000 years ago, Bantu-speaking peoples spread from an area around the border of modern-day Cameroon and Nigeria through much of sub-Saharan Africa in one of the greatest migrations in human history. Today the region is home to unrivaled ethnic and linguistic diversity."
That isn't true in the U.S. at least. Only in South Carolina were Angolans the largest group of imported slaves. In every other colony they were mostly from other origins. In total only about 25% of slaves came from Congo, Angola and Namibia combined.
@@someonenew3478 it’s hard to know, usually it lists 40% came from Angola . In Virginia, they said the slaves were only speaking kimbundu, and the melungeons were started from a slave claiming he’s Queen nzinga’s of Angola secret son and the Angola penitentiary in Louisiana was originally named Angola plantation. The USA is claiming most came from Angola and Congo but ppl from other countries are saying that’s not correct. Who knows
@@tahliah6691You're right, DNA doesn't lie. You'll find that looking into your mitochondrial DNA will tell you that your, *our*, ancestors originally came from the East African region. Feel free to do your own research too. 👍
I just watched your last dna video and ended up here! Perfect timing because you just posted this 😂
I got here searching for the African ancestry test after watching the last video so I’ll be on the lookout for it
Awesooome! Thanks for tuning in!..I'm super excited to eventually pinpoint my African tribe
The People ie.Tribe, basal Origin. 😉
People with Irish (and sometimes Scottish) ancestry have Sweden & Denmark in their results, mainly because of the Viking influence in these regions a long time ago, or do I've heard a number of times, so the disappearance of this from your results may have been corrected into the increase you have for Scottish and/or Irish results previously. It's not always the case (I guess over the many generations many lose this, as when you get back last 2nd and 3rd great grandparents there a good chance for some of them you haven't inherited any of their genes, for a certain ancestor). It may come back, who knows.
Interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for tuning in! :)
Mbuti are pygmies and khoisans are found in Tanzania, South Africa, Namibia and Botswana.
According to AncestryDNA, I'm 98% African & 2% European; they missed out on a lot, such as the Indian (Taino and possibly South Asia) and French. I also learned that my maternal line (mums, mums, mum) is of East Asian origin, so I could have some Malagasy ancestry as well, but 23AndMe, I heard from people based on their results that they are more accurate than AncestryDNA as It pinpoints the regions of the country they are from even though their labelling I don't like and will give that to AncestryDNA, but I will still do it just to compare the two companies
Those tests are for entertainment purposes only
Do they go into more detail for the Cameroon-congo-west bantu?
All bantu ppl dna will read similar, cause they originate from Cameroon- but most blk ppl in usa & South America are the ones taken from Angola
Yes, Ancestry provides more details about the regions. It's way too much to write on here but here is the broad desciption they provided:
"Extending through the heart of Africa, our Cameroon, Congo, and Western Bantu Peoples region winds through tropical rainforest, humid savanna, and semi-arid desert. Starting about 3,000 years ago, Bantu-speaking peoples spread from an area around the border of modern-day Cameroon and Nigeria through much of sub-Saharan Africa in one of the greatest migrations in human history. Today the region is home to unrivaled ethnic and linguistic diversity."
That isn't true in the U.S. at least. Only in South Carolina were Angolans the largest group of imported slaves. In every other colony they were mostly from other origins. In total only about 25% of slaves came from Congo, Angola and Namibia combined.
@@someonenew3478 it’s hard to know, usually it lists 40% came from Angola . In Virginia, they said the slaves were only speaking kimbundu, and the melungeons were started from a slave claiming he’s Queen nzinga’s of Angola secret son and the Angola penitentiary in Louisiana was originally named Angola plantation. The USA is claiming most came from Angola and Congo but ppl from other countries are saying that’s not correct. Who knows
The one I did changed recently too. Very minute
The Khoisan People Are the First People To Start the Human Race, And Started The Humanity To.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 not true …. I have no Khoisan dna no southern African dna.. dna doesn’t lie… people do
@@tahliah6691You're right, DNA doesn't lie. You'll find that looking into your mitochondrial DNA will tell you that your, *our*, ancestors originally came from the East African region. Feel free to do your own research too. 👍
Beautiful.
@@zeldeure1765 We all come from Noah and his three sons who repopulated the world who are Shem, Ham, and Japheth
@@ta974th the Bible is false. It would be impossible for the earth to repopulate with three sons if everyone was related. Everyone would die.
they keep updating mine as well but im still more or less 50% germanic and 50% eastern european
Does your Ancestry and 23 and me results match up now after the updates from both companies?
Slightly..however, there are still some discrepancies.
@@sincerelyvali hopefully it gets a little clear later
You butchered a number of those people and countries names sis. 😅
Oops! I tried my best though lol