Hey Noah! the test is awesome and im glad you found out more about yourself. I wanted to come by and just say congrats on your first video to reach 10k views, you didn’t even need to a short to get you to that many views. Also i wanted to say congrats on all of the sudden subscribers you just got, Nice job
Spanish last name was given to Filipinos for taxation. Back then Filipinos don't have last name, that's why Spaniards gave us the last name for proper identification. Very small percentage of Filipinos have a Spanish blood, only the higher class of Filipinos are allowed to marry Spaniards and mostly women or Filipina can marry Spaniards back then. Most mixture just happened recently because of globalization.
Spanish also married native filipinos in the past but filipinos that will get high spanish dna are mostly from rich filipino clans because they mostly married their kind, so the spanish in them keep high while those from native filipinos become smaller because they mostly married full filipinos.
Filipinos having Spanish names doesn’t mean that they are part Spanish. Their names were given to them by the Spanish colonizers. Just like the Native Americans and African Americans, they have Irish, English and Scottish names but it doesn’t mean that all of them have European ancestry.
There are many filipinos that have spanish last names and have real spanish ancestry but not all of them have spanish blood. The spanish last names was given by spanish because filipinos in the past don't have last names. And also there are many filipinos that don’t have spanish last names. This person have 9% basque and 2% spanish and proves that his family have spanish heritage.
They are not given 😂 they give us choice thats why in Pampanga we have Kapampangan Surname! It's just some Pilipino choose to have Spanish surname instead of choosing some local words!
@@GameplayTubeYT probably depends on the place. I remember my mother say that surnames in Aklan got assigned by town. Like everyone from one place got a surname that starts with 'A' and the further away from the municipal center you are, the further in the alphabet your surname starts with. And I remember my history prof say that the original surnames were people of influence like local lords and stuff.
@@beastmood6635 Don't know why Filipinos keep claiming Spanish? It's like they are proud or. Something. A 2021 study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) journal found that Spanish ancestry is present in only 2% of the entire Filipino population. Ultimately, the Filipino demographic “remained largely unaffected by admixture with Europeans
@@PaulMcB873 some filipinos only claiming spanish ancestry but most filipinos don't claim spanish ancestry tho. There are many studies about the spanish admixture on filipinos some says its only 2% while some says its 5% of ph population. And also it's depends on filipinos dna results, many filipinos dna results I've seen have some spanish admixture in their results while there are also some filipinos I've seen got sizeable spanish. Many filipinos do have spanish ancestry but not all.
I find Philippines pretty interesting historically because they are the most mixed ppl in all se-asia and one of the mixed cultures to..and have extremely easy to adapt to different cultures My self did a DNA test and was almost 95% Scandinavian, with my 6´2 height, blue eyes and blond hair and verified church and registered family tree going back to the 1632 that was no surprise =) The Churches are interesting because they do have pretty detailed records u can explore tracking down ur family tree 100rds of years back
Spanish gave our ancestors the option to adapt Spanish last names for better tax collection purposes only. Pero they can also retain their last names if they wish to. Yung designation ay by province or municipalities. For example Bicol, lahat ng Spanish last names na binigay starts with letter D. It was also to easily distinguish what you came from back then.
Most Spanish names were given to Sangleys, or mixed-mixed (halo-halo) raced living in Philippines, like mixed Chinese, mixed Latinos, mixed Indian, etc. While others really have Spanish roots. there are still local Filipino names like Abad, Galang, Lapid, Macapagal, Manalo, Marasigan, Panganiban, Pangilinan, etc.
If you're someone who knows your ancestry at least to the 4th degree, you would have a pretty good idea as to how your ancestry results would turn out to be. There should be minimal surprises, if at all. Also, DNA results only track and compare where MOST of the OTHER results are concentrated, but not necessarily that they really originally were from that locality.
most of the commenters here do not have any idea about the meztizas and meztizos in the Philippines. Their skin is white, they have brown to light brown hair, brown to light brown eyes. They mostly come from the Visayas and Mindanao. They definitely carry the genes of spanish colonizers and/or other race from Spain colonies that came to the Philippines and intermarry. I, for one came from the south and have white skin, curly brown hair, brown eyes. My cousins have very light brown eyes. Characteristics not of pure Filipino. But I am completely Filipino and proud of it! And to you vlogger, the vikings did not discover the Philippines. The only record that exists in history is that portuguese Ferdinand Magellan who was sailing for Spain was the one who discovered the Islands and it was named after King Philip II. Then Philippines was colonized by Spain for333 years. If you visit the Philippines today, you will be amazed to see our people--ALL PRETTY ! EVERYONE WITH DISTINCTIVE PHYSICAL BEAUTY!
You are mostly filipino with a mixture of some european dna at 13% mostly basque/spanish and a little spice of chinese. The norway and greece & albania are from your spanish side, and also this proves that your family have spanish heritage.
Precoloneal ancestors have ancestry from India, Greece and Middle East countries. The 3 group of islands are Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao. Luzon might have come from the Song Dynasty which were controlled by Chinese merchants, Visayas we believed was named from Sri Vijayan Empire which are majority Hindu/Mediterranean ancestry, Mindanao are majority Muslim and from the South Borneo Peninsula. The Spanish/American ancestry is 0-10%. The 40-50% that was missing in his DNA is Black. We still have the untouched Indigenous Black people called Aeta/Agta/Ati/Ita. They're considered the first migrant to the islands. They stay away from the drama of the so called European wannabes.
@@suskagusip1036 mindanao is not majority muslim, majority of the people living there are christian. And also philippines have different tribes and different admixture of other ethnicity.
The Philippines’ colonizers are Spain and USA we got invaded by Japan. We had Chinese and East Indian traders -merchants in Metropolis -Manila. NO VIKINGS. I guess you have to study more about the Philippines --it is very enriching. Good wishes and discover more.
Eh what do you know about Philippine history, they only teach you Spanish colonization, how about before that, pre-colonial Philippines. I bet you didnt know Philippines is a Hindu nation, influenced by Indian culture just like the rest of Southeast Asia, like Srivijaya Empire in Visayas. Philippines language belongs to Austronesian family, the ancient seafarers that existed 5,000 years ago. Ancient boats or Balangays found in Butuan are in museums, even potteries, hanging coffins & Gold artifacts, etc, how PH ancestors are well connected to the Nations around it in Asia, from China, Japan, Vietnam, Malays, Southeast Asia, India, all the way to Madagascar Africa & Easter island Oceania.
@@luna3962 What do I know? BIGGEST THANK YOU, YOU KNOW. I applaud you your faux intelligence. You are a genius, your is as huge as the bridge of no return-RELAX DUDE, SO MAY WARS GOING ON-WE DI NOT NEED TO CREATE WAR WITHIN OURSELVES. You can be the president, prime minister or a great historian of modern civilization. Thank you so much for YOUR GREAT ENLIGHTENMENT. MY ENORMOUS SINCEREST THANKS. MAY PEACE BE WITH YOU AND GOD BLESS TO WHATEVER UNDERTAKINGS BRIGHT OR DARK-PEACE AND 😌 RELAX HAIYAH--FUYIOH.♥️👍.
Great topic. But studies have shown that these "ancestry tests" are inaccurate for the most part. The reason why you can't take these "tests" at face value is because the results are just statistical inferences about your genome. They do not provide a standardized scientific analysis of your true ancestry. Scientific journals have published articles about this. Your family history is a much more accurate way to determine your lineage. If you could get your hands on official documentation, that would be a huge help. Odds are, they're going to be offline- in your ancestral home and hometown in the Philippines. Based on your family background, you definitely are of Malay and Spanish descent. Probably part Chinese as well, because most Filipinos have a drop or two of Chinese blood.
For you to know that Genghis Khan didn't only have Mongolia but all places he conquered sending them as warriors under his confederation of tribes and nations. They inter marriage and created new communities leaving their genetic trail everywhere.
Your ancestors are telling the truth. You’re mostly a Northern Pinoy (dominant are Ilokanos) , partly from Calabarzon w/c is just next to Bicol (both are in Southern Luzon) and partly Basque who came to the Phils. from Spain. Plus a little bit from Western Visaya (dominantly Ilonggos ) . Filipinos are mostly mixed raced and it’s very hard to find pure Pinoy unless they’re part of indigenous tribes .
to add, Vikings only existed 8th-11th century. Austronesian existed 5,000 years ago, as in BC ancient history. Vikings might have been influenced by Austronesians culture in the past who reached Scandinavia.
The last names does not necessarily tells the ethnicity cuz during Spanish era so many Filipinoes were forced to embrace Christianity and took Christian names or Spanish names. We came from the Malayan raise and some mixture of Chinese. We are from the brown race having Spanish blood does not necessarily a good thing either your great great great grandmother was a labandera of a Spanish priest, maybe a former nun, a daughter of farmer or a woman who went to dance in ubando. No need to elaborate details on this matters.
@anlim4066 You will not know what's their dna results. Because even if they are just malay looking some of them have foreign heritage and people will not believe them even if they have actually foreign blood. I've seen a girl from mindanao that had her dna results and she has 19% european mostly spanish and she just look like a typical southeast asian filipino with no foreign touch in her face, her dna tells that she have foreign blood but her looks don't tell it. Sometimes you will not know by the person's face but its in their blood hiding.
@alaindelon611 It depends on their dna results. There are other filipinos that have different percentage of spanish in their dna. I've seen many filipinos dna results and most of them have average 1%-5% or 10% spanish. There are even 5 filipinos dna results I've seen that got higher spanish, it's around 21%,37.9%,42% and 57% on their results. Most don't get any spanish dna but others of them do
@@suskagusip1036 @suskagusip1036 he is not chinese or japanese. He is mostly filipino austronesian with a mixture of some european. He had more euro dna than chinese or japanese tho.
FYI: when the Spaniards colonized the Philippines, they took away lands from us. The spanish documented it as theirs and the legit owners either worked for them or were killed. To register the remaining native Filipinos, our ancestors were asked to take the name of their Spanish masters to easily tell which slaves were from what land. There were Filipinos who were given options to maintain their clan name maybe because these are the powerful rich natives, the rebels or their masters are more humane than most. The Filipino mestizos have more prominent features and I don't want to burst your bubble but you are definitely not mestizo. NEXT, since we have land bridges during the ice age your descendants travelled far and wide. That small percentage of european dna got so small because your great grand(nth x) lolos and lolas opted to stay and breed in the Philippines for good. Now its better to learn history, a bit of science etc. before jumping to conclusions. Pogi points pa more utoy.
According to Columbia University, 89% of Filipinos don't have Spanish ancestry. Spanish didn't breed the locals, it was Mexicans who were brought to the Island as workers who were breeding the locals. You adopted Spanish names and a bit of their culture. But Filipinos are majority Malay. You have more Chinese blood than Spanish
I am Filipino,my parents say we have strong/dominant Spanish but when I am researching my family names ancestry is partly Italian and partly Muslim name,yet Spanish regime dominate our government in almost 400 years.
@micronotsoft6891 there are many filipinos that have spanish ancestry but not all of them. The spanish did breed by the locals but because the spanish population of the philippines before was small that's why there are only 2% or 5% of ph population have southern european ancestry. Most filipinos that have actual spanish ancestry are actually came from basque region of spain, there are some mexican admixture but it's not mostly came directly from mexico. There are many filipinos that do have spanish and chinese ancestry but most filipinos don't have any spanish and chinese dna. It also depends on filipinos dna results, I've seen filipinos that have little spanish and chinese admixture, some of them have also sizeable chinese and spanish in their results. And also this person have 13% european dna mostly basque/spanish proves that his family have spanish heritage. He has more spanish than chinese dna tho.
@@beastmood6635 a lot of misconception.. that study shows otherwise. 110 Million Filipinos, how many of them have Spanish roots in todays population? Especially in the area of Visayas and Mindanao who was not infiltrated by the Spanish. Majority of them have Malay roots with zero Spanish DNA
No, we have more Chinese blood than Spanish. Just because you have a Spanish last name does not mean you are Spanish. Filipinos were forced to take Spanish last names by the colonizers...look it up.
Well, I got 9% Basque, and Basque is in Spain, so... I don't know. Maybe that could've happened, the colonizers changed our last names to Olivares, Avila, De la Cruz, etc...
@@otangclan , look up "catalogo alfabetico de appelidos"..the Spanish did this for control and taxes. Also Google if Filipinos are more Chinese than Spanish..I, too, used to think that we were more Spanish than Chinese at one time. Then look up the Clavera decree of 1849..
@@RacerX1971you might be right in terms of the general Philippine populace but his results confirmed 9% Spanish/Basque so he and his family does have Spanish lineage.
@@RacerX1971 there are many filipinos that have spanish and chinese ancestry but a lot of filipinos don't have also any spanish or chinese blood. It's also depends on filipinos dna results.
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Hey Noah! the test is awesome and im glad you found out more about yourself. I wanted to come by and just say congrats on your first video to reach 10k views, you didn’t even need to a short to get you to that many views. Also i wanted to say congrats on all of the sudden subscribers you just got, Nice job
Spanish last name was given to Filipinos for taxation. Back then Filipinos don't have last name, that's why Spaniards gave us the last name for proper identification. Very small percentage of Filipinos have a Spanish blood, only the higher class of Filipinos are allowed to marry Spaniards and mostly women or Filipina can marry Spaniards back then. Most mixture just happened recently because of globalization.
Spanish also married native filipinos in the past but filipinos that will get high spanish dna are mostly from rich filipino clans because they mostly married their kind, so the spanish in them keep high while those from native filipinos become smaller because they mostly married full filipinos.
Filipinos having Spanish names doesn’t mean that they are part Spanish. Their names were given to them by the Spanish colonizers. Just like the Native Americans and African Americans, they have Irish, English and Scottish names but it doesn’t mean that all of them have European ancestry.
There are many filipinos that have spanish last names and have real spanish ancestry but not all of them have spanish blood. The spanish last names was given by spanish because filipinos in the past don't have last names. And also there are many filipinos that don’t have spanish last names. This person have 9% basque and 2% spanish and proves that his family have spanish heritage.
They are not given 😂 they give us choice thats why in Pampanga we have Kapampangan Surname! It's just some Pilipino choose to have Spanish surname instead of choosing some local words!
@@GameplayTubeYT probably depends on the place. I remember my mother say that surnames in Aklan got assigned by town. Like everyone from one place got a surname that starts with 'A' and the further away from the municipal center you are, the further in the alphabet your surname starts with. And I remember my history prof say that the original surnames were people of influence like local lords and stuff.
@@beastmood6635 Don't know why Filipinos keep claiming Spanish? It's like they are proud or. Something.
A 2021 study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) journal found that Spanish ancestry is present in only 2% of the entire Filipino population. Ultimately, the Filipino demographic “remained largely unaffected by admixture with Europeans
@@PaulMcB873 some filipinos only claiming spanish ancestry but most filipinos don't claim spanish ancestry tho. There are many studies about the spanish admixture on filipinos some says its only 2% while some says its 5% of ph population. And also it's depends on filipinos dna results, many filipinos dna results I've seen have some spanish admixture in their results while there are also some filipinos I've seen got sizeable spanish. Many filipinos do have spanish ancestry but not all.
No one discovered the Philippines. The island was already inhabited by humans even before the Spanish or Vikings came.
even america was not discovered by columbus
Vikings did not come to philippines.
I find Philippines pretty interesting historically because they are the most mixed ppl in all se-asia and one of the mixed cultures to..and have extremely easy to adapt to different cultures
My self did a DNA test and was almost 95% Scandinavian, with my 6´2 height, blue eyes and blond hair and verified church and registered family tree going back to the 1632 that was no surprise =)
The Churches are interesting because they do have pretty detailed records u can explore tracking down ur family tree 100rds of years back
Spanish gave our ancestors the option to adapt Spanish last names for better tax collection purposes only. Pero they can also retain their last names if they wish to. Yung designation ay by province or municipalities. For example Bicol, lahat ng Spanish last names na binigay starts with letter D. It was also to easily distinguish what you came from back then.
Most Spanish names were given to Sangleys, or mixed-mixed (halo-halo) raced living in Philippines, like mixed Chinese, mixed Latinos, mixed Indian, etc. While others really have Spanish roots. there are still local Filipino names like Abad, Galang, Lapid, Macapagal, Manalo, Marasigan, Panganiban, Pangilinan, etc.
If you're someone who knows your ancestry at least to the 4th degree, you would have a pretty good idea as to how your ancestry results would turn out to be. There should be minimal surprises, if at all. Also, DNA results only track and compare where MOST of the OTHER results are concentrated, but not necessarily that they really originally were from that locality.
most of the commenters here do not have any idea about the meztizas and meztizos in the Philippines. Their skin is white, they have brown to light brown hair, brown to light brown eyes. They mostly come from the Visayas and Mindanao. They definitely carry the genes of spanish colonizers and/or other race from Spain colonies that came to the Philippines and intermarry. I, for one came from the south and have white skin, curly brown hair, brown eyes. My cousins have very light brown eyes. Characteristics not of pure Filipino. But I am completely Filipino and proud of it!
And to you vlogger, the vikings did not discover the Philippines. The only record that exists in history is that portuguese Ferdinand Magellan who was sailing for Spain was the one who discovered the Islands and it was named after King Philip II. Then Philippines was colonized by Spain for333 years.
If you visit the Philippines today, you will be amazed to see our people--ALL PRETTY ! EVERYONE WITH DISTINCTIVE PHYSICAL BEAUTY!
Ignore them. Most of those are racists anyway. No use talking to them.
Mostly from Bicol or any town with those Spanish buildings. It’s scattered everywhere from Luzon, Visayas or Mindanao
You are mostly filipino with a mixture of some european dna at 13% mostly basque/spanish and a little spice of chinese. The norway and greece & albania are from your spanish side, and also this proves that your family have spanish heritage.
Precoloneal ancestors have ancestry from India, Greece and Middle East countries. The 3 group of islands are Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao. Luzon might have come from the Song Dynasty which were controlled by Chinese merchants, Visayas we believed was named from Sri Vijayan Empire which are majority Hindu/Mediterranean ancestry, Mindanao are majority Muslim and from the South Borneo Peninsula. The Spanish/American ancestry is 0-10%. The 40-50% that was missing in his DNA is Black. We still have the untouched Indigenous Black people called Aeta/Agta/Ati/Ita. They're considered the first migrant to the islands. They stay away from the drama of the so called European wannabes.
@@suskagusip1036 mindanao is not majority muslim, majority of the people living there are christian. And also philippines have different tribes and different admixture of other ethnicity.
The Philippines’ colonizers are Spain and USA we got invaded by Japan. We had Chinese and East Indian traders -merchants in Metropolis -Manila. NO VIKINGS. I guess you have to study more about the Philippines --it is very enriching. Good wishes and discover more.
Eh what do you know about Philippine history, they only teach you Spanish colonization, how about before that, pre-colonial Philippines. I bet you didnt know Philippines is a Hindu nation, influenced by Indian culture just like the rest of Southeast Asia, like Srivijaya Empire in Visayas. Philippines language belongs to Austronesian family, the ancient seafarers that existed 5,000 years ago. Ancient boats or Balangays found in Butuan are in museums, even potteries, hanging coffins & Gold artifacts, etc, how PH ancestors are well connected to the Nations around it in Asia, from China, Japan, Vietnam, Malays, Southeast Asia, India, all the way to Madagascar Africa & Easter island Oceania.
@@luna3962 What do I know? BIGGEST THANK YOU, YOU KNOW. I applaud you your faux intelligence. You are a genius, your is as huge as the bridge of no return-RELAX DUDE, SO MAY WARS GOING ON-WE DI NOT NEED TO CREATE WAR WITHIN OURSELVES. You can be the president, prime minister or a great historian of modern civilization. Thank you so much for YOUR GREAT ENLIGHTENMENT. MY ENORMOUS SINCEREST THANKS. MAY PEACE BE WITH YOU AND GOD BLESS TO WHATEVER UNDERTAKINGS BRIGHT OR DARK-PEACE AND 😌 RELAX HAIYAH--FUYIOH.♥️👍.
Great topic. But studies have shown that these "ancestry tests" are inaccurate for the most part. The reason why you can't take these "tests" at face value is because the results are just statistical inferences about your genome. They do not provide a standardized scientific analysis of your true ancestry. Scientific journals have published articles about this.
Your family history is a much more accurate way to determine your lineage. If you could get your hands on official documentation, that would be a huge help. Odds are, they're going to be offline- in your ancestral home and hometown in the Philippines. Based on your family background, you definitely are of Malay and Spanish descent. Probably part Chinese as well, because most Filipinos have a drop or two of Chinese blood.
For you to know that Genghis Khan didn't only have Mongolia but all places he conquered sending them as warriors under his confederation of tribes and nations. They inter marriage and created new communities leaving their genetic trail everywhere.
CALABARZON region are Cavite,Laguna,Batangas,Rizal,Quezon
Your ancestors are telling the truth. You’re mostly a Northern Pinoy (dominant are Ilokanos) , partly from Calabarzon w/c is just next to Bicol (both are in Southern Luzon) and partly Basque who came to the Phils. from Spain. Plus a little bit from Western Visaya (dominantly Ilonggos ) . Filipinos are mostly mixed raced and it’s very hard to find pure Pinoy unless they’re part of indigenous tribes .
I'm half Spanish half sardines.😝
😂😂😂😂
Dude, you look like my CAMBODIAN friends. To me you look like a typically Southeast Asian dude from SE Asian countries.
SEA genes are strong
The goths (northern europeans) invaded and dominated spain in the late antiquity. That might explain the norwegian traces.
Filipinos are Austronesian. yah might be related to Vikings when both are ancient seafaring people. and some Vikings tomb were found in Batanes.
to add, Vikings only existed 8th-11th century. Austronesian existed 5,000 years ago, as in BC ancient history. Vikings might have been influenced by Austronesians culture in the past who reached Scandinavia.
Minsan last name na gamit ng mga Pilipino hiniram lang ng mga ninuno natin.
I don’t think I have Spanish blood tho my kids and I are a little tall and light skinned… but I’m half Maltese, 1/4 shitzu,1/4 puppy chow
The last names does not necessarily tells the ethnicity cuz during Spanish era so many Filipinoes were forced to embrace Christianity and took Christian names or Spanish names. We came from the Malayan raise and some mixture of Chinese. We are from the brown race having Spanish blood does not necessarily a good thing either your great great great grandmother was a labandera of a Spanish priest, maybe a former nun, a daughter of farmer or a woman who went to dance in ubando. No need to elaborate details on this matters.
I think FIlipino Gen Z's are taller than Millenials.
Bella Poarch is also from Ilocos Region.
is she a corn star?
@@user-yt4ir4qy4c peanut star
@@user-yt4ir4qy4c no , a corn starch star
Some filipinos with spanish last name look Malay and javanes it means they dont have spanish ancestry.
@anlim4066 You will not know what's their dna results. Because even if they are just malay looking some of them have foreign heritage and people will not believe them even if they have actually foreign blood. I've seen a girl from mindanao that had her dna results and she has 19% european mostly spanish and she just look like a typical southeast asian filipino with no foreign touch in her face, her dna tells that she have foreign blood but her looks don't tell it. Sometimes you will not know by the person's face but its in their blood hiding.
How does ancestry works? I want one test too because I am adopted. I want to know who left me in decades of misery 😂
Maybe you're a Mushroom.😆
So the Gen-Z are using website like this video. I wonder if that site is accurate. But for my opinion it is not necessary. Just for your curiosity.
Spanish blood is only 1% among pinoys.
@alaindelon611 It depends on their dna results. There are other filipinos that have different percentage of spanish in their dna. I've seen many filipinos dna results and most of them have average 1%-5% or 10% spanish. There are even 5 filipinos dna results I've seen that got higher spanish, it's around 21%,37.9%,42% and 57% on their results. Most don't get any spanish dna but others of them do
Probably more than that, it would be in the region of Bivol & Zamboanga. Most Spaniard blooded looking Filipino I know is from over there
could be as high as 3% with Spanish genes. but no doubt at least 90% Filipinos are native Southeast Asians.
@@luna3962 It says 53% is Native Filipino or Southeast Asian, 36% Basal East Asian or East Asian, 5% European, 3% South Asian, 2% Native American
@@mahnesfashiondon't forget the entire Visayas region.
Bisaya mankag nawong dong........
Lge, murag construction worker ug nawong. 😂😂😂
I Am 70 Malay, 25% Chinese and 5% Spanish. But I have fair skin, so the Chinese feature is more recognizable.
Some filipinos have the same results as you. Well, other filipinos have different percentage of chinese or spanish in their dna results.
Youre filipino. Period
You're definitely Chinese or Japanese with some European touch. The East met the West as they say.
@@suskagusip1036 @suskagusip1036 he is not chinese or japanese. He is mostly filipino austronesian with a mixture of some european. He had more euro dna than chinese or japanese tho.
FYI: when the Spaniards colonized the Philippines, they took away lands from us. The spanish documented it as theirs and the legit owners either worked for them or were killed. To register the remaining native Filipinos, our ancestors were asked to take the name of their Spanish masters to easily tell which slaves were from what land. There were Filipinos who were given options to maintain their clan name maybe because these are the powerful rich natives, the rebels or their masters are more humane than most. The Filipino mestizos have more prominent features and I don't want to burst your bubble but you are definitely not mestizo. NEXT, since we have land bridges during the ice age your descendants travelled far and wide. That small percentage of european dna got so small because your great grand(nth x) lolos and lolas opted to stay and breed in the Philippines for good. Now its better to learn history, a bit of science etc. before jumping to conclusions. Pogi points pa more utoy.
Yo bro you related to GLOCO
ok ok ok asking anything
You are a filiipino bcause your parents are filiipinos..
Vikings??? Seriously???
Spain descended from the Visigoths. They established their empire in the Iberian peninsula. These are the barbarians of the Roman/Latin era.
Congrats China Collected your DNA data 😂
Who thinks who cares?
Maybe your italian, ilocanong aita
Gagi 😂
According to Columbia University, 89% of Filipinos don't have Spanish ancestry. Spanish didn't breed the locals, it was Mexicans who were brought to the Island as workers who were breeding the locals.
You adopted Spanish names and a bit of their culture. But Filipinos are majority Malay. You have more Chinese blood than Spanish
I am Filipino,my parents say we have strong/dominant Spanish but when I am researching my family names ancestry is partly Italian and partly Muslim name,yet Spanish regime dominate our government in almost 400 years.
@micronotsoft6891 there are many filipinos that have spanish ancestry but not all of them. The spanish did breed by the locals but because the spanish population of the philippines before was small that's why there are only 2% or 5% of ph population have southern european ancestry. Most filipinos that have actual spanish ancestry are actually came from basque region of spain, there are some mexican admixture but it's not mostly came directly from mexico. There are many filipinos that do have spanish and chinese ancestry but most filipinos don't have any spanish and chinese dna. It also depends on filipinos dna results, I've seen filipinos that have little spanish and chinese admixture, some of them have also sizeable chinese and spanish in their results. And also this person have 13% european dna mostly basque/spanish proves that his family have spanish heritage. He has more spanish than chinese dna tho.
@@beastmood6635 a lot of misconception.. that study shows otherwise. 110 Million Filipinos, how many of them have Spanish roots in todays population? Especially in the area of Visayas and Mindanao who was not infiltrated by the Spanish. Majority of them have Malay roots with zero Spanish DNA
😂 source china.
HOY SHUTUP KANALANG KUNG WALA KANG SPANISH BLOOD. MANDAMAY KAPA SA IBANG PINOY NA MAY SPANISH BLOOD. ANO YAN INGGIT?
Very southeast asian feature, no spanish traces.
A lot of filipinos claim they have spanish ancestry.🤣🤣🤣
11% Spanish. As 100% Asian, I can tell he looks Latino or Native American.
No, we have more Chinese blood than Spanish. Just because you have a Spanish last name does not mean you are Spanish. Filipinos were forced to take Spanish last names by the colonizers...look it up.
Well, I got 9% Basque, and Basque is in Spain, so... I don't know. Maybe that could've happened, the colonizers changed our last names to Olivares, Avila, De la Cruz, etc...
@@otangclan , look up "catalogo alfabetico de appelidos"..the Spanish did this for control and taxes. Also Google if Filipinos are more Chinese than Spanish..I, too, used to think that we were more Spanish than Chinese at one time. Then look up the Clavera decree of 1849..
@@RacerX1971you might be right in terms of the general Philippine populace but his results confirmed 9% Spanish/Basque so he and his family does have Spanish lineage.
@@ynnos5555 , yes
@@RacerX1971 there are many filipinos that have spanish and chinese ancestry but a lot of filipinos don't have also any spanish or chinese blood. It's also depends on filipinos dna results.