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One of your ancestors had a French mailman who was delivering more than mail.
Love that 🤣
@@Hurc_life That was in some sense true of everyone somewhere sometime as these DNA tests & paternity DNA tests prove. I bet a lot of women wouldn't have cheated if they knew in their lifetime cheap DNA tests proving paternity & ancestry would be readily available.
@@Hurc_life why is it always the mailman?
@Daniel Gonzalez You are correct, maybe the UPS, Amazon, or FedEx.
Also sexual assault can be factored in too
That "French and German" is Anglo-Saxon DNA. Since you have no recent locations, it's highly likely that's misread Anglo-Saxon DNA, not recent ancestors from that area. English people tend to score that amount of F&G (especially from South East England).
Oh I did not know that! Would make sense though. Thank you for sharing
THE FRENCH ARE A MIXTURE OF CELTS (GAULS) AND ROMANS. IN SOUTHERN FRANCE. PEOPLE HAVE A DARKER COMPLEXION, WITH DARK HAIR AND DARK BROWN EYES. SOUTHERN FRENCH PEOPLE LOOK VERY MEDITERRANEAN. THE FRENCH ARE NOT THE SAME PEOPLE AS THE GERMANS. THEY ARE BOTH, VERY DIFFERENT FROM EACH OTHER. EVEN IF, THEY HAVE SOME GENETIC SIMILARITIES.
More likely to be due to the Norman Invasion. Anglo Saxons originated in Denmark Friesland, Holland.
French and German can rather indicate ancestry from "Normandie ". Starting from 1066 CE many settlers from northern France migrated to England.
@@antoniotorcoli702 I agree, in addition to what I've indicated.
Ancestry is much further ahead than these other DNA testing companies, I'm still shocked 23andme hasn't been able to separate British and Irish yet!
The fact 23&me hasn't differentiated British and Irish yet hurts me.
Do you know any companies that do separate British and Irish DNA?
@@Hurc_life ancestry is the best by far, they separate the entire British isles and European countries. I've used a few companies and ancestry is by far the best to use and the most accurate.
@@OpinionatedChicken59 thank you I will look into this!
@@Hurc_life yes.
LivingDNA.
It goes by the county level across the British isles
Anglo-Saxon (German) and Norman(French)
Im a swede who just assumed i was 100% Scandinavian. Did a DNA test and im Scandinavian, but also: Irish, british, scottish, wales, russian, finnish
I’m from England originally but have lived in Australia most of my life.
My DNA test came back 95% Germanic with over 60% of this being Scandinavian.
Never saw that coming.
Um, might be because your ancestors went on summer cruises to all those places for 300 years. ;)
I wouldn’t be shocked that the trace regions might disappear after an update but you never know it’s not impossible it’s real 🤷♂️ Also out of interest what was your maternal haplogroup? That can go back thousands and thousands of years to your direct female line ancestor
Grandparents dear, grandparents
Nice idea, really like the editing, and your results were interesting:)
Thank you so much 😊 glad you enjoyed!
How did I know she wasn't going to be 100% European?
The Dark Hair and Eyes are an indicator.
Hahaha yeh I suppose kind of a give away!
Interesting video. I love watching these ethnicity estimate videos. I took a 23andMe test myself in December 2021. I got 76.3% British & Irish, 13.3% French & German, 5.1% Scandinavian, and 1.1% Greek & Balkan. The girl in the video is more British & Irish than I am and more French & German, but I have more Scandinavian and southern European than she has
Very interesting to compare!
Many of these aren't ethnicities
@@masterofalltrades_ Care to elaborate? Do you have a degree in ethnic studies? It's all a continuum, and each DNA company draws the lines at different points. You have to draw the line at some point! Maybe my Balkan is really "East Slavic", as FamilyTreeDNA says. Who is to say what are ethnicities and what are not ethnicities?
"No one in my family has any descendants from French and German people." Look up the Norman Conquest in 1066. Normans (North Men) were vikings who conquered the coast of France, but they intermarried the French locals. Then they conquered England 1000 years ago. Your DNA may trace to them.
thank you :)
Amazing video! Such interesting results
Yeh I couldn’t believe it when I saw them!
Loved how you did the intro this time
Thanks! Working on a new story telling style
It makes since why British people will have some German and French DNA because of migration and mixing between those cultures. The French because of the Norman invasion due to William the Conquer. German due to the fact the Anglos and Saxons were German tribes and their conquest and migration to the British Isles and the eventual creation of the Anglo-Saxon culture.
I have French ancestors who migrated to uk 400 years ago. Very common
I came up 83.5% British and Irish. 12.5% French and German. The other 4% was broadly Nortwestern European. Exactly the results I expected.
Those small percentages are very inaccurate. It's very likely that you don't have ancestors from Asia and Africa. Anything under 1-2% has to be taken with a lot of skepticism.
Unless you know the family history you never know. The English actress Kate Beckinsale looks “white” but she has Burmese ancestry. Her ancestor was a British officer stationed in Burma and he married a Burmese woman. So she has a bit of Asian DNA and so do her kids.
I looked it up and Kate is 1/8 Burmese. So her kids are 1/16 (6%)Burmese. While 1% may be an artifact, you can’t rule out a distant ancestor had an unlikely story.
Unfortunately I don’t know my family history that well, so could never be sure on those lower percents.
I'd say strongly 'doubt' anything under 3%. Or even 4%.
I've been watching the British celebrity ancestry show - many of the people who went to India as soldiers brought back mixed descendants (one guy thought his name from India was Scottish!) so the Indian etc. could very easily be recent.
The French could come from the Normans coming over in 1066. They have to have left DNA.
I took ancestry. It changes percentages so I'll give broadly range.
30-50% English.
5-15% Welsh.
10-20% Scottish.
0-10% German.
3-17% Norwegian.
8-28% Irish.
And I am giving broad ranges because ancestry changes the percentages of my results for 3 years.
These are my broadly British isles results. Along with some German (Anglo-Saxon?) And Scandinavian (Viking?) And English (Celtic and Anglo-Saxon?) And Welsh (Brythonic?) Scottish (Pictish) and Irish (Gaelic?) Results. With origins I presume have differing origins.
I am American btw
My only issue with dna tests is they like to give me broad ranges whereas they give everyone else smaller ranges.
I guess it's fair. Northwest Europeans in France, Germanic speaking areas and Celtic speaking areas are mostly genetically similar.
All share a common Bronze Age ancestor the Bell-beakers from the lower Rhine and Lowlands area.
But my criticism aside I loved my dna test.
I'm considering taking LivingDNA because they can tell you each individual county.
I also loved how I'm an American and I'm like 100% British isles or people that invaded the British isles being a part of everyone's dna for a thousand years anyway (Germanic Europe in ancestry which means Germany and Netherlands which could be German great grandmother I have or more Anglo-Saxon likely both) and Norwegian.
So I'm almost pure British from a certain "dna is like most tests I saw British results are" point of view. Usually Welsh and English Brits though sometimes I check on Scottish tests.
Anyway I am a American. Though my dna test showed I'm Uber British isles "Anglo-Celtic" stock.
Hahaha colonial empire test 😂
Jk
That is very amazing ancestry DNA 🧬 heritage!
@@Hurc_life I absolutely had fun with the dna test.
I plan on moving to England anyway but I find it funny my dna test basically said well your genetically very English 😂
It's amazing how dna tests can cover the dna. Excluding genetic ancestry that's likely bred out.
I plan on or at least considering taking a LivingDNA test to see what part of Britain I'm from in particular.
@@noahtylerpritchett2682 maybe your DNA was calling u back to England!
@@Hurc_life hahaha sorta like decolonization right? Haha hell yea give the native Americans back their land 😂
@@noahtylerpritchett2682 Noah, my YDna is I-L233, which is European, starting around France,BC, to England, BC then to the US. I’m 40% British/ Irish, I am an African American. Since France doesn’t allow DNA testing it’s hard to get true German and French DNA mapping.
You're actually more British the most British. Average white UK resident is a 36.94% British, 21.59% Irish and 19.91% Western European (French/German). The rest is spread around more - the most common are Scandinavia (9.20%), the Iberian Peninsula (Spain/Portugal) (3.05%), and Italy and Greece (1.98%).
I'm of, theoretically, English descent on my paternal grandfather's side. Yet it's a terribly minor part of my genealogy (about 6%). See, my British family came over during the Norman conquest. And they, mostly, intermarried with Norman-English not Anglo-Saxon English. So I got a lot of Scandinavian from them with only a smattering of Anglo-Saxon. The Scots-Irish grandmother was all Scots-=Irish. My mother's side is German (Alsace-Lorraine), Austrian and Ukrainian.
Some of us had ancestors that really got around!
That’s really interesting! Thank you for sharing 😊
I’m not British but Australian. My family have been here since 1788 and I thought I’d be 100% British except for my German great grandfather so I was really surprised to find only 55% British. The rest is as above in your comment except I had more Southern European which I presume comes from my Irish great great grandparents who were Sephardic Jews.
Done one of them myself using Ancestry and found it very interesting. It was very accurate to what I expected and got in touch with a 4th cousin ancestry match whom I before have never known. Turned out this 4th cousin was born in the same little village as my dad. Where I live there are lots of mixed people eg. British with Japanese and your features does have some resemblance. Wish you all the best 👍🏻
Thanks for sharing! amazing how it can connect you with distant relatives.
I’m essentially 79%British and 21% Irish. So, I’m 100% British and Irish.
Ps. From the other side of the world.
Hi ! I am from Costa Rica and you look just like one my neighbors. She is Costarrican and about 28 years old.
No way! Feel free to get her to message me on my Instagram Page. Would be cool if we look like twins 😎
this is so cool
Thank you!
Norman invasion during the
Dark Ages
Some of you 17% continental could just come from your anglosaxon ancestors.
Nice video. Interesting
Thank you
When the Romans arrived in southeren England, the people already there spoke Breton. Then they went back to Brittany.
I'm Hispanic American. And although u may be pale af, I remember making predictions how my DNA results would come out and I've taken 2. I guessed correctly on both. I knew the European was gonna be the highest, then the African and the Native was gonna be the lowest and I was right. I have more African because I'm half puerto rican and dominican so yea lol. I also have curly hair but like no joke, I came out looking very white passing. Like, even my facial features and sometimes I feel like I don't fit in with anyone because people nowadays wanna identify with their ethnicities and shit. Asians are the only people that don't give me a hard time about this. Everyone else always gotta bring race up. All I know is that I'm a human, i speak Spanish and I will continue to identify as Hispanic because, why not? Anyways, cool vid!
@Michelle not really. Visibly I don't look black at all. It's in my dna but people go with what they see at first. Afro latina would be someone like Zoe zaldana. I ain't as white as Bella Thorne (she's half Cuban) but I also don't look as mestiza as selena gomez. I can literally pass in like France or Portugal.
@@dangercat9188 And not in Spain hahahaha.
@@angyliv8040 I could pass in spain too but i notice that a lot of them have narrow faces and larger noses while my face is more oval-ish and my nose is small af. I see this look more with Portuguese people.
If you are Anglo-Saxon that would explain French and German DNA. These tests go back to tribes that invaded England.
I would not dare take that test.
The last time i had a simple blood test, five physicians barraged me with endless questions, trying to detain me for inspection. They wanted to know everything about me.
I am lucky that me and my medical file do not exist in their database.
If you are O- they probably wanted your organs to sell.
Mfer, what did you do to get that reaction?
@@olajong2315 😂
I agree with you 100% on your comment "17,1% French & German, where did that come from"? I'm just an old man in California that has been researching my family tree for 60 some years. Every line I trace back goes back to the 1600s to find an immigrant and every one of them came from England with the exception of one ancestor that came from France in 1675. I recently went through 23 & me and my results are very similar to yours including French & German. 23 & me says I'm 19.9% French & German (where in the *^%^#$ did that come from?? I have also had my DNA tested through Living DNA, Ancestry, MyHeritage, FamilytreeDNA and more. BTW, Living DNA broke it down to 7.5% French and 7.5% Germanic...no other company shows that I have any French or German ancestory. On a side note, before I retired, I traveled to England many many times.
That’s interesting that some companies managed to break down the details further for you
If you remember your history class, Hanover from 1714 to 1837, so it's possible a family member of yours served in the Royal Guard, was stationed in Hanover at the time, met a pretty girl and married her.
Didn’t study Hanover in my history class 🤪
I'd like to do one myself, but it would probably wreak havoc on their computer system.
🤣 hahaha
You missed ‘take of cap and push up bottom’. 😂😂😂
True 🤣
Does the French and German come from the Anglo Saxons?
Honestly you are so underrated :) You've done well :P
Thank you!
And the DNA informations are collected only for the ancestory research ?
I saw a vídeo on you tube " The Original Berbers" They live in the Mountain of Morocco and they are black. The costal cultures were Phoenician and other traders.They became Carthage. Later on i believe the Goths Led by Alaric settled on the coasts. 7th century Arab invasión changed everything. Currently the non Mountain Berbers who are much lighter skinned are fighting for a cultural resurgence of Berber culture.
north african doesnt mean black. it means the amazighen
Just done some research on them! Thank you for leaving this comment. Really interesting 😊
@@Hurc_life Amazigh or "Berber" is some of my favorite cultures. And I'm biased because I've dated Berbers before 🤣
@@Hurc_life but yes they're a fascinating culture.
@@noahtylerpritchett2682 haha! Love that!
@@Hurc_life haha
The English Anglo-Saxons are Germanic so what is British/irish - Celtic?
You probably had a Pakistani ancestor from about 8 generations ago. It clocks at about 0.39%
Congratulations! It's a blessing in knowing where your ancestors started from and knowing your ethnicities...
So true!
Nice video - I would upload your DNA data onto other sites - for smaller fee than doing the test again.
The Normans conquered England and they were French.
The Angles and the Saxons, though, originated from modern day Denmark
The Normans were not French, they were Scandinavian Vikings, rollo (a viking) was the one who first established Normandy after the French king gave him the land. And they adopted their version of the French language, hence why its called norman French, and not French.
In my opinion, this recent "fashion" from the DNA ancestry companies to name the ancestry by country and not by the peoples that actually lived in those regions is WRONG and higly MISLEADING (should be Celts, Germanic or Scandinavian, Romans, Greeks, Goths, etc, and NOT French, Germans, Italians, etc)
I like that idea
Love your accent :)
Thank you! 😃
Maybe your french ascendance comes from Norman Conquest...
Possibly???
In Britain people prefer to stay in their island for generations, so I,m not surprised about these high percentages :з
Yep, the British hardly ventured abroad at all...
French and German probably just means continental Celts. Central/Southern Germany was the Celtic homeland that spread out from there to Iberia, France (Gaul) and the British Isles. Southern English have more of a direct component of the continental compared to insular Celts from Ireland. Either that or a recent ancestor came from that area that you're unaware of. To put in perspective the English have much more of this "Germanic" Celtic than the Irish.
That’s really interesting, thank you for sharing
Bristol is an important harbour city
Over time (lots of time) people have moved around (quietly.) So, your results are really typical; the British are very closely related to the people of France and Germany.
You decend from the Cheddar man
One way to see which lines the German/French comes from us to look at the trends in your cousin matches... Ancestry just started offering how the DNA splits between your parents. Maybe 23&me will soon....
I will look into this! Thank you
You are adorable!
Oh thank you!
The Normans invaded England and won, in 1066, as you probably already know. Hence MAYBE your French ancestry. Maybe even your Danish one: the Normans had invaded France a few centuries before.And «Normands» means «hommes du Nord» = Men from the North.
hope it doesn't endanger you, but if you have royal background that would mean German (Prince William is first generation who's more British than German).
When it says you are a particular percentage of a certain ethnicity, it means that your DNA is similar to people in that location. So your Irish would be Irish only if your DNA would be similar to other people who have ancestry from Ireland. But since ethnicity does not mean nationality, it means that you would match with similar from Ireland, in Ireland now.
It shows mine as
77.9% British/Irish,
18.1% French/German.
Eastern Europe .6%,
Ashkenazi Jew .2%,
Broadly Northwestern Europe 1.9%,
Trace Ancestry 1%
Unassigned .1%
Now here is the thing, Germany had made it illegal to do DNA testing, because they did not want scientific testing of ethnicities, so Germans had to go to other countries. There are very few German samples. So while one of the commenters here says the French/German is Anglo-Saxon, not necessarily because I know that I have a great-father from Bavaria, but it doesn't show samples from Bavaria. I have another great-grandfather from Ireland.
The Ashkenazi Jew is minor, meaning it was a long time ago but Ashkenazi Jew is a specific ethnic group that does have unique markers. And since it also shows Eastern Europe, then I can reasonably assume that my Jewish ancestor or ancestress was in an Eastern European country because the DNA is similar to other Ashkenazi Jewish people in Eastern Europe. This does not make me Ashkenazi Jewish, it means simply I have similar markers as they do.
So how Indian subcontinent blood XD
Coolest thing
No we are not all related at all don’t buy the hype they push
@@timritenour8900 cool down
Most Europeans have r1a dna that originated in Indian subcontinent
Your prince that is your king now also have Indian dna
On the results it stated that there is a 50/50 chance that you would prefer vanilla ice cream over chocolate ice cream? ... lol ... that means there is a 50/50 chance that you would prefer chocolate ice cream over vanilla ice cream. 🤣
I can confirm I do prefer vanilla ice cream over chocolate 🤣 but yes, that result didn’t tell me much haha
Curious, from your features I wouldn't guess that you're English, perhaps more Welsh, or even "French" from Brittany.
I’ve had people say I look French before! So not the first :)
@@Hurc_life you look "North Atlantid" type to me. Which is a phenotype dominant in Britain.
ya, they don't get everything right. i used cri genetics - some people say it's a scam. they said i didn't have curly hair (wrong), and i had trouble reading (wrong) and i was 60% italian (wrong). my family can trace back on both sides going back more than 120 years. i picked the wrong company. i will retry with ancestry as they have a bigger european database. 23 and me is american so they don't distinguish between british and irish. i hope you do another one. maybe you can ask a different company to send you a kit for review purposes and they can provide it at no cost? p.s. you look a lot like a friend of mine who is irish.
Did you not realize that England has deep historical connection to both France and Germany??? The people of England, France and Germany mixed a lot in antiquity.
Hey brilliant video. Very well done. Are you on Reddit? I’ve created a community there for people of British heritage. Thank you for the upload it was fun to watch.
I do indeed, just created one in fact!
U/hurclife
What’s your community called?
@@Hurc_life The community is called r/TempleofBritannia. It’s set to private so I’m not sure if you will be able to see it if you searched for it. I’ll search your account name and send you an invite ✌️
What did Gedmatch, MyTrueAncestry, Illustrative DNA and... what was the site... Genomelink say?
genomelink did created a big issue in my mind they gave me 30% steppe invaders and ftdna only 8 % i don't know , which company is right , i know steppe invaders DNA is more recent tan western hunter gathers , and for a guy like me , indo European it makes confusion because i know that i have EHG AND CHG , most indo Europeans are recent arrivals to Europe , so bringing in more EHG AND CHG than WHG
@@robertolang9684 And what did the different Gedmatch-calculators say? The best site with the closest hits is the site I forgot the name of, but Muro Normalo uses it here for his analysis more often - the one with the green, yellow and red on black, that often gives one's vicinity to a regional population by 0,003 (if you aren't mixed).... Probably Vahaduo K25 or Modern K13?
@@MagnaMater2 well gedmatch got so many different calculators , i been using it too many times and basically, it says all the same i only found one calculator dodecad k12b that shows and matches all research i been done to my DNA and the oracles match me close to romanian bulgars , ukranians and others from that areas , and above all it says that i'm match the sintasha andronovo cultures , assigning more EHG AND CHG , than WHG and i believe it so , because my haplogroup is j1 , Cohen cluster
That is cool.
I love playing with calculators, too, but Gedmatch gives me odd closest groups, mostly 'French'.
But my french is in most cases given with a 5-10 distance, and I was told, nothing above 5 should be called a 'hit'. And in this cases the calculator wouldn't suit me, having no matching samples. My mothers family has danube-shippers in their ancestry, and the motherside grandmum according to MyHeritage is part of the Suceava/Czernowitz-group, and according to...the migration-video on... (was it FamilyTreedna?) her mtDNA H1u2 somehow ended up there at the mouth of the Danube, too, though the direct female line did not include any danube shippers but is from southern bohemia... so... it's a bit far-off-france french.
@@MagnaMater2 i'm h1 too and my mtdna matches are all in that mongolese people lands of eastern Europe , that means Jewish people movements
17,1 french german - most of you will be from saxons if you and ancesteres are from the south east Anglia, Wessex, Essex all saxons - and the rest from you is from vikings
I guess the French part of you comes from the deep history. The Normans... The German part of you means that you have some relatives coming from Germanic tribes. And the Scandinavian part was also expected - the Vikings (that's why the island of Iceland has been mentioned too, as they appeared there, as well...). Not to mention some Celts, etc. So I your origin definitely is typical British.
I took a DNA test thru ancestry and even tho I'm 71 % indigenous America's Im also 28 % European . I see that I have cousins with blond hair and blue eyes which seems crazy to me but life is strange that way . I've seen other Ancestry RUclips videos where some people of color don't want to have other ethnicities in them ,especially European . Which is kind of sad if you think about it you're here and yet hate a part of your self 🤔 You are who you are in my book
I get what u mean, but it's mostly cause of r*pe, but they shouldn't be ashamed only the rap*st should.
Yes very sad that someone could hate where they have come from
William the Conqueror Norman..... from..... France
French and German shocked u ? The history of the island has so much to do with Germany and France, so it should not be that much of a shock. But I understand that you are thinking of someone recent in the bloodline who is pure french or german. They just statistically think that the further up you go the higher the % becomes, whereas the % actually stays the same if everyone has that approx same % of french and german in them to begin with. Its all anglo saxon.
The Crusaders are sometimes known for coming back to Europe with Muslim wives.
The fact you have North African and South Asian or whatever it was. I immediately concluded its one of the known and forgotten times a Muslim women was kidnapped, raped and married into a family of a European crusader who returned to Europe. I assumed this is where your results came from.
Though it did say south and Central. So if we assumed that's a grouping, it's possible to have a ancestor who has dna from Central Asians (assuming the south Asian part is a grouping and you have no Indian ancestry) I know from history Turks came from the Central Asia and moved into middle-east and north Africa. There's a Mamluk dynasty of Berber Turk mix origins. Perhaps your a descendant of a Mamluk who fits the genetic profile I mentioned.
It's great to know history lol
That’s amazing! Thank you for sharing
@@Hurc_life your welcome.
I'm a history nerd and a historical mix ethnicity nerd. I like studying this stuff
@@noahtylerpritchett2682 nothing wrong with that!
@@Hurc_life agree
Impossible. The crusades were 1000 years ago, if she did have an ancestor from North Africa or Pakistan back then it wouldn't even be 0.01% of her DNA today, it would have been filtered out within a few generations of the original ancestor since this DNA would have had virtually no presence in British people especially at that time so it would basically just get halved and halved again with each generation until it's gone or reintroduced / built upon by another ancestor with this DNA that's how genetic inheritance works. There's a million possible theories for how she ended up with this DNA, if it's even accurate as 23andme is known to throw a completely random curve ball like that at anyone with too much European DNA.
Never heard of the Norman invasion ? Lol they were French and viking
In my head I was thinking close relations/ generations. But yes I seen now this all comes from deeper in history
I think that your 0.2% of North african is more from Algeria/Tunisia
Maybe???
good take away. I want to make a Wager. who is more Britannia? Me (USA) or my friend (GB). this might cost me. if I win... HA!
you look like ronnie radke
Just googled him 😂
And it will help track down any criminals in your family tree as well. 23 and me helped catch an old serial killer from the 1970s in the US! (Read your fine print…your DNA is shared with police).
Norman Invasion, 1066
Where does your curly hair come from? Anyone else in your family have curly hair? I thought British have straight hair mostly.
My dads side of the family. Majority have brown curly hair
I swear I thought your a little Korean but I was wrong
I’ve had people say that before.
For those screaming about Normans and blah, blah, blah, the French/German could be from the Netherlands (Dutch), Switzerland (mixed four ways..lol) or Benelux (German).
There were a great number of French Huguenots and Dutch Reformists who did go to England for religious freedom, and many came to the Americas. Their names were Anglicized. That would make more sense than Normans.
England was an original melting pot. There were even Chinese and West Indians along with Hindustani (India) that were in England for a very long time. Never assume anything.
North African means Berber.
No..
@@HAYAOLEONE yes. Ask a ancestry dna employee. I have.
Or 23&me employees. I also have. Or any genetic company
@@noahtylerpritchett2682 It's still incorrect.
Obviously.
I see you're still the same..
One of you was possibly a Barbary coast slave...probably in your Irish blood because many were taken by raiders along the Irish west and south coasts.
Kudos on your choice of background music. Your trace ancestry may link back to the Sarmatian cavalry stationed in Britain during Imperial Roman times: same guys shown in 2004 movie King Arthur with Clive Owen and Kiera Knightley ... ruclips.net/video/OKPl600w0ng/видео.html
Hahaha thanks! And I will check this out
So you know about the Danish invasion, but you have no idea how you could have French ancestry? It's not as if the Normans invaded Britain about 9 centuries ago...?
You look Irish
What features do u feel are Irish?
I've seen many Irish with brown hair, brown eyebrows
France belongs to the Mediterranean "club" which includes north Africa, Europe and the Middle East coast, which can explain your dark hair and eyes
I heard colored eye mutation comes from the middles east
My prediction is Mostly German, a good bit of French, some Scottish or Celtic, and a little Scandinavian.
wow, 17% french wud be very recent, danes sent to england in 1000 AD, 0.2% african indian wud be 8 or 9 generations ago, as each generation gets 50% of the previous paternal/maternal, u shud build a family tree to know who they were
I have started building a family tree. But our knowledge only goes back a few generations.
⭐ Northern African is Arabic...
I think I have 70 percent neanderthal human😁because it seems the allergy is in there genes ,and African dnt have allergy in their genes,and all of my family are allergic to anything 😁
'Lots' (all?) of common allergies are from 'vaccine' damage.
Rest is pollution, toxics (including toxic doses of ok substances) and stress.
Not sure one's ancestry is a key factor.
You are showing your age
We are not all the same because of culture difference
We are all human. Thats good enough for me. I have always preferred to look at how we are alike, then our differences
@@Hurc_life
Good for you
This illustrates that there is no such thing as the nonsense that is called "Racism". We are ALL in the Human Race. Of which, there is only ONE. Unless African's aren't really Human after all. The notion of a difference that is lazily used to rule us all by the "divide & conquer" method, is to select the visibly obvious & arbitrary skin colour difference. This is about as useful & meaningless as different people wearing different coloured underpants. This political shorthand of "Race", actually denotes blurry cultural differences. NOBODY is genetically different enough to define a new & separate Race.
The French invaded in the 1700 s
Britain hasn't been invaded since 1066
@@Arthur_King_of_the_Britons Go check your history
i thought youd be italian
Dont even no why brits take this test , roman ,viking german ,french, little bit of other
That’s still interesting to me ☺️
i think ancestry dna is better
Have you used ancestry DNA?
@@Hurc_life yes
No East Asian?🤔
0.3% northern India
and central asia so maybe? but barely at that
That’s what I was thinking at start of video. She looks part East Asian.
@@dawudj2286 No she doesn't.
Omg dear the anglosaxons are germanic quite as you
Sorry but trace ancestry isn't linked to all human ancestry.
23andme don't show the place of the first human in Earth.
Western colonialism has led to a lot of interbreeding (Not always in good conditions).
Don't be suprised.
Yeh I guess maybe they can’t track back that far??? 🤔
@@Hurc_life Yes because there are no samples of the first humans on earth.
@@Dani-wc9cu this is true!