My Sister Does A DNA Test (same as me?) 😱 | How to Ask & Answer 'Where Are You From' in Finnish!
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
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0:00 AD MyHeritage
1:59 Where are you from?
3:09 I'm from...
4:34 Finland
5:28 USA
7:06 Philippines
8:12 Ethiopia
8:33 Kenya
8:48 Hong Kong
9:04 Saudi Arabia
9:27 Great Britain
10:54 Germany
11:13 UAE
11:35 Sweden
11:55 Japan
12:16 Singapore
12:33 Canada
12:49 Poland
13:15 Italy
13:40 Where are you from?
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🧬 MyHeritage is committed to privacy and will never sell or license your genetic data. You are the sole owner and can request to destroy your DNA at any time.
Based on the number of Finnish matches I get through MyHeritage, it seems that company is very popular with the Finns.
I took that DNA test several months ago. 80.5% East European, 13% Baltic and 6.5% Finnish. I was surprised because all my life have lived in Siberia in Kazakhstan and Russia and did not know that I have such a percentage of Finnish roots :)
Oh wow! So you did have some secret Finn lurking in you 😆
East Europe is the initial homeland of Fins, right?
Suomalaiset ovat lähtöisin Volga-, Kama- ja Okajokien alueelta, siis aika läheltä nykyistä Kazakstania, joten suomalainen DNA ehkä selittyy sillä. Aika monella suomalaisella näkyy RUclips- videoiden perusteella olevan keskiaasialaisia geenejä, varmaan samasta syystä?
@@alfafi2425 Finland is part of NATO now. If Russia attempts to take Finland, that would mean World War Three--so I highly doubt it.
@@jsigur157 The Ural mountains are presumed to be the initial homeland of all the Uralic peoples, but that was at least three thousand years ago.
I recently did a MyHeritage DNA test. I really wasn't expecting any surprises as a I have a good handle on my ancestry: ~98% from Finland, and the rest from Germany and Sweden(and even these were from lines and had already been established in Finland as holdovers from the Sweden-Russia wars.) Basically, "Made in America, with Finnish parts".
I, however, got a result of 2% Inuit, which my initial impulse was to dismiss as noise. A little reflection though made me wonder if this was Sámi in origin, as my paternal Grandfather's line came from further North in Finland. Then I found a MyHeritage breakdown for a Sámi man, which returned a 7% Inuit result. On top of that, in a video about the Sámi, I ran across a couple of photos of people that could have been of my sister.
Oon amerikkalainen. Moi Kat! Thanks for another great video!
Me too, agree with above comment.
thank you for your initiative of making this videos!! Ethiopiasta.
Kiitos!
Finns will typically see small amounts of Siberian/East Asian in their DNA tests… often it comes up as Inuit or Mesoamerican but it’s just a remnant of our Uralic ancestry. I’ve noticed it’s higher in Eastern Finns, Tornedals, and highest in people with Sami ancestors.
Oh very interesting - I didn't know that!
Kiitos paljon ms.katchat for mentioning filipino nurses from philippines.
Hi can you please disscuss the Maan and Mass and also the han-emphasis. Kiitoksia 😊
I will try the DNA 🧬 testing anytime I am in Finland 🇫🇮
Oon Srilankalainen. Katson videoitasi säännollisesti!❤
Jee, kiitos tosi paljon 💙
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Hi Kat. I've begun studying the Finnish language and I'm trying not to be discouraged. I'm also curious about the two dots over the vowels. Is it like the German "umlaut" and is the pronunciation the same as in German? I enjoy your video content and find it extremely helpful. Thanks again. Brett.
The term "umlaut" can mean two different things.
The first meaning is the name of a phonological process. In that case, no, Finnish does not have umlaut--but what Finnish does have is vowel harmony. As phonological processes, umlaut and vowel harmony are similar except for the fact that in umlaut, the final vowel in the word causes changes in the other vowels, whereas in vowel harmony, the first vowel in the word causes changes in the other vowels in the word.
The second meaning is the name of a diacritc mark. That is, it's the name for two dots over a letter. (The umlaut diacritc should not be confused with the dieresis, which looks exactly the same, but which functions differently.) A letter with an umlaut is obviously pronounced differently than the same letter without an umlaut. As for the ö, yes, it's pronounced the same in both Finnish and German--at least some of the time. The German ö has both a long and a short variety. The short ö is technically described as a rounded lax mid front vowel, whereas the long ö is a rounded tense mid front vowel. Finnish has only the tense version. The German ä and the Finnish ä are not the same. The German ä also has two varieties, an unrounded lax mid front vowel and an unrounded tense mid front vowel. The Finnish ä is a low front vowel. German lacks a low front vowel, but English has it. It's the vowel in the words "black cat."
I have a video where I go over how to pronounce those letters in Finnish: ruclips.net/video/vnsGvkLF2pE/видео.html
Thanks! Kiitos! @@KatChatsFinnish
oon Uzbekistanista mutta en ole uzbekilainen :)
there were huge migrations and deportations during the Soviet Union time (and before too)... I am of very mixed ethnicity, I did the MyHeritage DNA test and found something interesting :)
And I have a question! How to say correctly "I am mixed" (in terms of ethnicity)?
(that may also refer to doggos who can be pure-bred or mixed, and there may be another word)
Glenn, olen Californialainen!
el test dna kit harán envíos a América del Sur?😅... interesante video, me ayudará mucho cuando tenga que presentarme a cada persona que conozca en Finlandia jejejeje...
cómo podría decir, soy Chilena o vengo desde Chile, o soy de América del Sur? 😊 también.
Podemos usar el concepto de "americano" un Chileno, Canadiense u otro país que no sean los Gringos(eeuu) ? tengo esa disyuntiva, ya que me considero americana por continente, pero los gringos se han apoderado de la palabra jaja😅
Saludos desde 🇨🇱, amo tú canal
They should ship worldwide! 🌍 And to say you’re from Chile in Finnish:
Oon Chilestä / Oon chileläinen.
If you say: Oon Amerikasta - people will think you are from the USA because people here call the USA = Amerikka
You can say you’re from Etelä-Amerikka though! :)
Olen Kazakstanilainen.❤
Kiva!! 🇰🇿
❤ bast Finnish language opettaja kiitos❤
Kiitos!
I have a silly question... Oon Kanadasta, but then I know a canadian goose is called kanadan hanhi?! Is it different if we speak about animals or thing from another country?!
It's using a different case ending. So Canada = Kanada, Kanadan = Canada's, Kanadasta = from Canada. So the ending is used to indicate various things related to Canada in the same way that in English you might use prepositions or 's for example :)
@@KatChatsFinnish Ohh, makes sense! Thanks for the clarification! 🫶
Kiitos but Nigerians do watch also…
You need to use some different companies to see if you get the same results. How are your DNA results used? Are they selling them to third parties?
Yes, they are likely selling your results to third parties, and even if they're not, they're using your results for purposes you wouldn't likely approve of if you knew. When you take one of these DNA tests, you must sign a form which, in the fine print, basically says they can use your data for any and all purposes they wish. Since nobody ever reads the fine print, all customers of these companies are signing away their rights to genetic privacy.
No, MyHeritage does not sell results to third parties.
DNA results statistics can be used for scientific research in an anonymous way mixeed with results of other people, if you tick the box and are willing to allow scientists to have access. So they can improve precision and learn more about genetics.
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Im confused because i learned from my studies that for philippines kotoisin we use.
Mä on Filippiineiltä
And you said oon Filippiniesta.
Im a big fam of yours ❤🎉
Oh gosh you're probably right!! In Finnish you can technically use -sta/-stä or -lta/-ltä depending on which country or city you are talking about. I don't know if there is any rule for this and even Finnish people get confused or have to guess if they go to a new town in Finland they're never heard conjugated xD For example: Tampereelta vs Turusta. Vantaalta vs Helsingistä. Same then for Filippiineiltä & Venäjätä vs Suomesta! Majority uses -sta/-stä so I accidentally used that one! But good catch! 👏
@@KatChatsFinnish kiitos , we just arrived in city of helsinki , i learned a lot from your videos.
@@KatChatsFinnishsomeday hope we meet and take picture.
I'm from Ukrane
Oon Argentiinalainen, oon Buenos Airesista 🖒🖒
Moi!! Oon bangladeshilainen. Minä opiskelen Suomessa.
Hauska tutustua!
How to say Ukraine and Belarus ¿
Ukraina ja Valko-Venäjä
Joo. Mä opin suomea nyt♥️ se on tosi vaikea mutta hauska. Oon Filippiineistä/ Filippiineiltä😊
Kiitos!
2. sukupolvi amerikkalainen, isovanhemmat äiti puoli Suomi ja isä puoli Ruotsi,,,,,Kiitos
Oon kenialainen❤
Moi! 👋🏻
@@KatChatsFinnish Moi
Terveisin
Why didn't you reveal the results? Most ppl that announce they are doing such a test have no issue revealing the results and you had raised my curiosity. Of course, I understand that you were simply making a commercial video on the company and so weren't doing the test for what I used to see ppl doing the test for (racialist influencers often did it to prove they were white and didn't have Jewish DNA).
Oh well! Thanks for the video anyway!
I've seen a lot of Fillipino channels on Finland!
Kat revealed her results in a past video
thanks@@Ignaciollerena
@@Ignaciollerena Yes, but her sister's results aren't likely to be exactly the same. They would be similar, of course, but the only siblings who get identical results are identical twins (or other multiple births, such as triplets--provided, of course, that they're identical triplets or whatever multiple it may be).
Oon Stadista
Oon Syyriasta
Moi!
@@KatChatsFinnish Terve .. 🙏
Oon Australialainen 😄 Clearly there's not a whole load of Aussies wanting to learn Finnish 😛
At least one! 🙌🏻😄
'Where are you from' is often a loaded question.
People in Finland have asked me this question too many times, sometimes even before asking my name. It is often quite upsetting, to be honest. My ethnicity should not be that important in the 21st century!
Kulttuuritausta ei saa vaikuttaa kenenkään asemaan Suomessa. ☝
Olen Suomen kansalainen, asun Suomessa, kotoni on täällä - se tarkoittaa, että olen Suomesta.
Ei tarvi kysyä minua 'Mistä sinä oikein olet kotoisin?' 😣
I think it will lessen with time, Finland really only started to get more immigrants/foreigners living here in the 90s so people still make a lot of assumptions about where people come from even if they are Finnish.
@@KatChatsFinnish one can only hope.
@@PavelQuiteGoodAre you ashamed of your nationality?
Oon korealainen minä opiskelen suomea😊
Hauska tavata! 👋
후바 후바
6:33 wait isn't that slur word? When i search i found American used to call brits during 18th C
13:58 kotoisin maassa
Was it? Here it’s just used as a regular word to describe the US country
It was originally used as a slur by the British, but it is not seen as offensive now days, if it was you wouldn't have the New York Yankees play baseball in Yankee stadium. I grew up in the US in Houston Tx and in Texas and in most southern states older southerners will sometimes use it when referring to people from the North in a slightly derogatory way the same as using city slicker but it's not a bad term, or offensive, here in Finland you can even buy a Yankee style bed...lol like I did recently 😂 and yes that is how they are advertised.
There are four different usages for the word "Yankee" in English.
1. People from the U. K., Ireland, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand use it to refer to Americans in general.
2. Americans from Dixie use it to refer to Northerners.
3. Americans outside the Northeast use it to refer to people from the Northeast.
4. Americans outside New England use it to refer to New Englanders.
People who use the term in a broad way should be aware that different Americans will react differently to being called "Yankee."
1. New Englanders and New Yorkers probably won't mind.
2. People from Dixie will probably react negatively or even very negatively.
3. People from the rest of the country will probably be bemused.
@@inarticulateutterlymonolingual I agree with the 4 usages you mentioned, not so much with people from Dixie being really offended at being called Yankee, now days it's seen as slight ribbing someone more than anything, unless of course you are someone who refers to themselves as being from Dixie 😂 ...btw for those that might not know Dixie is an old Civil War era nickname that Southerners in the US use for the South.
In the Finnish language it is not a slur word.
Do you really trust The results?? 😂
Different DNA testing companies sometimes come up with wildly differing results for the same person.
I do trust the results.
Hlo katchat madam i wanna meet you and i want to take selfie with you..