Anime does not equal how Japanese you are lmao. Anime uses a lot of Japanese that is often rude and exaggerated, and using it to determine if someone is Japanese or not is kinda stupid ngl 😂😂. It’s very unrealistic.
I love this video! Many only mention China, Japan and South Korea as Asia so it was nice to finally see the diversity of what Asia is actually made of.
I think Southeast Asians are the hardest to guess (I am also a SEA), people from SEA are diverse and have different cultures, even in the same country. A good example is my classmate like 50% are mixed already. We usually asked what is our ethnicity on papers as well.
Agreed, and that's what makes SEA so interesting to me. Most South East Asian countries have a lot of influence from their neighbours, and over many generations, have become more and more diverse. Sure, you may be Vietnamese or Malaysian, but many people have heritage that stems from other nearby countries. I find that fascinating!
@@ThorNado24 Yes, it’s the same with East Asia, you cannot tell who is Chinese - Japanese - Korean - Taiwanese - North Korean! But in SEA, there are people from East Asia, Central Asia, Europe, America, Khmer,… lived together so I cannot tell if she’s Thai or Singapore, cuz she could be from any countries in SEA or mixed!
@@KpopUnniesUwU There are typical indicators to spot among East Asians because the people and the countries are familiar with them. The typical facial profile, skin tone, body build, hairstyle, mannerisms, etc are among the indicators. The accent of the language only confirms your first impression.
@@ThorNado24 Yes! Still SEA is the hardest of all, they could be from anywhere, and we always have our ethnicity documents when we have exams, minority ethnics group will have some advantages to their marks, since we spoke lots of languages!
But north east are very few compared to rest of India that's why it wouldn't be fair. Same way all those countries have people who don't look mainstream.
@@SaiyanRas 5 to 6% is not minority. Still they are Indian. And what's need of minority or majority. Main thing is even other indian ethinicity won't look similar. If you go north they look different. If you go down they look different. In states like Orissa, jharkhand etc people kind mixed with black and Mongoloids. If you bring every different facial features of Indian and ask who is Indian most people say wrong answer.
@@santhoshv3028- apakah kamu yakin 5 - 6 % ? Ok pertanyaan nya apakah 5 - 6 % yg anda klaim mirip, seperti apa ,Asia timur atau Asia tenggara ? Ada orang India di Malaysia dan Singapura, tapi itu tidak akan bisa mewakili keduanya.
Yea like yuki is giving away Indian very obvi only her and Japan girl I could guess . Rest my head hurts 😂 maybe it would be enlightening for them to see a person from north east or like some from very north of India coz north eastern looks like them (varies in complexion) and I have seen people from north who looks Americans like Caucasian which they r .
They should rotate between Malay, Chinese, Indian and someone from East Malaysia to confuse the heck out of everyone and also so that they will get to know Malaysia’s diversity.
As fellow Malaysian, this is hilarious. My face alone can pass as JP, CN, Mongolian but the real answer is that I'm Bumiputera with mix of Chinese and British blood from my ancestor lol.
This gotta be the first time I've seen Malaysia representative in this channel. why not more often.? and yes, she's as Malaysian as I'm. doesn't matter if she's chinese in ethnicity. we're very diverse. I'm just happy to finally see our nation here regardless of race. ya'll can find a Malay next time, no worries. it shouldn't be hard. a lot of us in Korea
Malanggsia tidak mempresentasikan Wajah Malanggsiia 😢😂🤣 janggal rasanya Ketika wajah *China Tiongkok* yang diwakilkan untuk Malanggsiia.. seharusnya kalian mlu apa sebenarnya identitas Jati Diri Malanggsiia.. lihat Indonesia semua orang langsung tau memilih Indonesia 🥰🇮🇩🔥
@@suhanjayalian5044 beberapa orang indo emang berdendam sama orang malaysia, liat, gabisa eja ''malaysia'' 😂😂, ga usah peduli ya sama ini orang 😉lo gagal sejarah apa? eja saudara serumpun aja gak bisa. malaysia ada pelbagai kaum itu sebab nya beberapa wajahnya berupa seperti orang china, lo marah gak jika ada orang misspell indonesia?
@@whatsouremergency_999 ga usah diladenin bro, biar saja oknum netijen indo berhalusinasi. Mereka itu oknum2 meresahkan, gw sayang bgt sm cewe malaysia wlwpun gw org indonesia
I'm a Malaysian, I'm a bit disappointed when I see comments from Malaysia where some respond with racist attitudes, Malaysia is not only for Malays but racial discrimination, meaning Chinese and Indian,they have been with the Malays from Tanah Melayu since before the independence of Malaysia. so they are Malaysians even though they are of different races.. we who are of different races have lived in harmony for decades, even though there was a racial crisis. but we are still together until now, and hope forever. Please, don't say malaysia only malay people. And i hope there's more malaysian people on your content. I love it this video, love from Malaysia 🇲🇾❤️🇰🇷
as a Malaysian, I like how only one person guessed her ethnicity right. That's Malaysia (and Singapore) for you. There's no way you can 'summarize' what the average Malaysian/Singaporean looks like :D
@@NP1066 Malaysia and Singapore are melting pot of cultures. Malaysia has 70% Malay + indigenous, 23% Chinese, 7% Indians + Sikhs. Our old Chinese families who speak Malay or Hokkien as their mother tongue are called peranakans. The much older Indian ones are called chettis, and they've been around since the 1400s. Most Chinese Malaysians and Indian Malaysians are 3rd gen Malaysian at least. We also have Portuguese aka Kristang or Serani, who've been here since the 16th century. We also have pre-WW2 Japanese, no idea what happened to them. Our Arabs and Dutch I think have assimilated into the mix. The last Jew in Malaysia died in 2011. We also have aboriginals too in west Malaysia - I only know of the semang. And that's just west Malaysia. I haven't gotten to the East yet. So ya, one can never really tell that there's a MY/SG in the crowd. For all you know, that Chinese girl might be Malaysian. Chinese race, Malaysian nationality. By the way, the 'mix heritage' trait is not unique to Malaysia or Singapore. Pretty much all of maritime south east asia is diverse.
The Indonesian girl was not using a traditional clothes. She used a "Hijab" or we called it "Jilbab". It's a Moeslem clothes. This type of clothes also can be found in Malaysia, India, Pakistan, etc that has many Moeslem populations.
Same in d state of Assam in India's unique/diverse North-East region that borders & shares many similarities with SE Asia. Here in my extremely diverse state, some look like typical East Indians, some look like people from Myanmar/Thailand, a few who look like Tibetans or even East Asians but most people r of mixed races/ethnicities with unique looks.
There are ways to differentiate us, but not really by looks. -English command (same accent, different grasp) -General personality (Malaysians more extroverted and relaxed)
"Mongolians are vey tall , because they have to ride horses"lol , this one got me 😂 , and yet still right 'cause she is probably the tallest among them (except the guy obviously )
@@wuhuhu1390 no, she is not mixed. I'm actually surprised why she said this. As max she is half Buryat. Probably she somehow feel insecured being called full Mongolian, because of stereotypes.
@@haikubot7349 Have you even been in Mongolia? Seems like you haven’t, because you would not claim that Mongolians are short, while they are the tallest as a fact.
Finally a Lao girl in here yeah I agree some central Asian countries like Kazakhstan or even Guam Taiwan should be represented also would be nice to see!
I think if the subject change into ‘different area’ not National we’ll be fine, and I’ll be happy if the video invite Taiwanese. I have to say, If you guys have chance, please go to Taiwan once, you will feel that they are totally different. Just the language is same.
@@sherrychen2953nhưng tôi phải nói một điều có thể bạn sẽ buồn rằng bạn vs china là một dân tộc 😊 vì vậy hãy để thế giới hoà bình. Nếu bạn ko muốn điều đó bạn có thể chuyển sang một nước khác sống. 😢
@@sherrychen2953I've been to Taiwan. You are Chinese! There's no difference between you. To be precise, you are from southern China or you are from Fujian. You are just brainwashed by your government that you are not Chinese, that you are not the same as the Chinese. This is really ridiculous, like saying that people in Taipei are not Taiwanese because they are different from people in Kaohsiung.
The Indonesian girl (hijab girl) really gave her off when she were Guessing others country!!! The one where she said "Indonesia and Malaysia have similarities" ... She really did gave her off! And I was so sure she will turn out to be Indonesian!
I think her hijab is more of an obvious giveaway because it's the most known non-Western Asian country that wears Hijab. Malaysia on the other hand is more varied compared to Indonesia when it comes to religion and race so it's less obvious.
@@georgiebennett3336 there are 7 recognized religions in Indonesia and like hundreds of "traditional" religions, and there are more than 700 languages spoken in Indonesia and that's because there are thousand of different ethnicities and race there is so many even anthropologically there is no "native" Indonesian anymore based on the race nor ethnicities. so explain to me again how malaysia is more varied compare to Indonesia when it comes to religion and race? oh btw Indonesia is the biggest country in southeast asia, so just do the math
@@tedd4864 ethnic groups does not mean "race" race is a Western notion that refers simply to skin color. Indonesian ethnic groups belong to "Austronesian" ethnicity. Meaning they belong to one race. It's not the same as Malaysians where they have "South Asians" aka Indians, "Austronesians" aka Malay, and East Asians aka "Chinese" in equal numbers compared to Indonesia which are roughly 80-90% Austronesian. Your Indonesian ethnicities are basically "ethno-linguistic groups" but they're all under one Austronesian family tree. Get it?
@@georgiebennett3336 im not talking about just ethnic groups bro, there are literally numerous amount of race here, not just austronesian, it is the majority but not just that, there is the mongoloid mostly in western indonesia, melanesian in eastern indonesia, and many more, what im trying to say is that there is literally no race or ethnicity that exist in malay doesnt exist in Indonesia, and you talk about malaysia have indian and chinese, Indonesia literally have a whole village of indian indonesian, and in jakarta (condet) there is an area that are full of batavian arabs. This is why i said how is malaysia more varied in terms of religions and race compared to Indonesia? And you said that hijab is the giveaway when malaysia is the islamic country and indonesia isnt, its just a muslim majority country, my whole point is you cant just tell that someone is an Indonesian by just looking at them let alone what theyre wearing like a hijab
Wish India was represented by someone from our unique/diverse North-East India...it'd have been fascinating 2 see other's guesses, their surprise at d revelation & would be an excellent platform/opportunity 2 spread awareness abt India's true diversity outside of d stereotypes. I hope in future such videos, d girl representing India at least mentions d ignored NE India, a stunning tropical region that's home 2 hundreds of unique ethnicities/tribes that share many ethnic, cultural & other similarities with SE Asians.
@@dipalyadavbut even north east indians, the vast majority don't look like east/south east asians, they could have some east asian vibes but still they have very unique look that make them very different in appearance to all east asians
@@andrewmagdy977 Well, NE Indians r incredibly diverse, just like we have many different ethnicities/cultures, we also have many different looks. Many people do look like South-East Asians (who're also very diverse), some look like typical Indians, a few look like Tibetans or East Asians & then there r those who've mixed heritage, hence have unique looks.
I definitely loved this, because some countries that I would box in together are completely wrong but I definitely know my Filipino people. It was nice to see the blended styles.
I can already tell filipino and indians in this video, it was way too easy, the filipino faces look like mexicans and their skin tone are dark just like the indians, so it’s pretty darn easy for me to guess too
@@PhuSuHuynh we have 6 types of color skin lol! the majority were brown , followed by TAN and warm TAN and next the minorities were DARK BROWN decendants of AITA's , RED TAN decendants of LATINO , white TAN decendants of Caucasian SPANISH/AMERICANS. you can't match up the dark color of indian to us cause you know well what is the color of indians look like lol! their color is similar to papua guinea people lol and their's GOOGLE if you want to check lol.
i’ve seen a lot of guessing the nationality game in YT, then they always include a not so attractive filipino in the mix, there are a lot of filipinos i know that are beautiful😂
Malanggsia tidak mempresentasikan Wajah Malanggsiia 😢😂🤣 janggal rasanya Ketika wajah *China Tiongkok* yang diwakilkan untuk Malanggsiia.. seharusnya kalian mlu apa sebenarnya identitas Jati Diri Malanggsiia.. lihat Indonesia semua orang langsung tau memilih Indonesia 🥰🇮🇩🔥.
Being an Indian I was desperately waiting for India and when It came I couldn't stop laughing when each and everyone guessed it correctly and she said "My face screams I am an Indian" 🇮🇳🔥😍😂
That's because Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal was all once India. These countries are newly born. They are all part of the same Indic civilization.
@akshar8160 I am from Sri Lanka, what kind of Indian history are you talking about, if Sri Lanka is yours too, don't display foolishness please, this is social media. not a valmiki ramayanaya 🤣
It’s hard to tell where they’re from based on looks especially if their country have multiple ethnic groups. In a more homogeneous country will be easier but nowadays it’s hard.
Another really great video, thanks World Friends , to get so many Asian nationalities together at once was really interesting , I agreed with the man , all the ladies are beautiful ,intelligent and charming .Thanks for posting this video .
I am from myanmar and most videos don"t include my country and other ones. but when i saw this one, i smiled when i saw myanmar. thank you for adding my country :) --------------->myanmar team here!
World Friends should do like 10 videos on Central Asian countries like Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan...if they can find enough representatives. This channel needs fresh material, I mean how many videos can you do on the basics of English, Germanic and Romance languages and cultures?
Exactly. Central Asia, Middle-East & personally speaking North-East India need proper/regular representation 2 make these type of videos more fresh/interesting. In this video 4 example, if India was represented by any indigenous/tribal girl from NE Indian region who've SE Asian looks & Central Asian countries represented by women with Caucasian/Mixed looks & multiple South Asian or Middle-Eastern representatives...it'd have been so interesting.
@@princessofcats6204Is famous within SEA to the common man. For countries outside of SEA and not near SG, we’re not really known to the common man. Maybe people who read the news a lot or people who catch up with current affairs but not really.
There are 48 countries in Asia. We need part 2 with more representation with atleast 2-4 people from different parts of each country. It can be a whole series with various games conducted in point system.
A fun episode is to invite an ethnicity from a country you would least likely to associate with in terms of looks, so as to educate outsiders the diversity of a country. Eg. From China (non Han-looking Chinese, eg. Uyghur, Tajik, Russian, Tartars etc), India (Manipur, those from Northeast), Philippines (Han Chinese looking or Spanish-looking Filipino), Mongolia (those who like Han Chinese or even Russian looking), where as Central Asia nations no need to do so because like Uyghurs, their peoples can have different looks, so it's not that easy to guess.
you cant do this with Indonesian lmao. you can pick anything: White-Brown-Yellow-Black skin, pug-pointy nose, slanted-wide open eyes, brown-blue eyes, round-box face. Slender/tall/Big/Small body type... and there might be an entire race of people who have that traits.. (well but i dont know any naturally blonde indonesian)
To all the Malaysians who are angry because their country is represented by a Chinese Malaysian: isn't she a Malaysian as well? To people from other countries (including Mainland China) she's just Malaysian and nothing else but a Malaysian. You don't see people complaining about a Korean Argentinian representing Argentina or a Chinese Indonesian representing Indonesia, why do YOU feel so offended by this? There must be something wrong with you if you're acting like folks from an apartheid country like this.
Sadly in Malaysia, some Malays call those with Chinese ethnicity (like me) a "pendatang", "foreigner" or "invader" at worse. At first glance it's a multiracial country but not everyone liked that idea in Malaysia. Thankfully my other ethnic friends dont do that and we respect each others religions / culture but besides that that's how it goes in my country.
What do you expect? The country is practically still run by the outdated "race first" shit since independence. Malays can't differentiate between ethnicity and nationality.
ชอบคอนเทนเนอร์นี้มาก ชาวยุโรปและอเมริกาควรดูคลิปนี้ เราชาวเอเชียบางครั้งแยกหน้าตาไม่ออกเช่นกันว่ามาจากประเทศอะไร I really like this container Europeans and Americans should watch this clip. We Asians sometimes can't distinguish what country they look like.But we can distinguish it from the eyes-forehead and local accent
i cant distinguish (some) thai, vietnam, and southern chinese, i also cant distinguish korean and northern chinese. some japanese are like southeast asian, some like northeast asian.
Cool video but there was one comment in the video that I need to call out. Don't ever apologize when you mistake someone from East Asia as SE Asia. Don't think it is a compliment when someone mistake you as East Asian when you are SE Asian. Don't play into the bias beauty standard as beauty is very diverse.
That was a lot of fun. For me, the Japanese, the (mainland) Chinese and the Indian are the easiest to guess, but for the rest, it can be quite difficult. Maybe as the Indian lady pointed out, it depends what nationality one is more familiar with...
I agree, Asia is so cool. Even though people categorize asian as east, south, southeast, central or whatever, asians from India compete with the Thai on who has the best curry. Even though we are not identical, culturally and even language all asian countries have a lot of similitaries.
Just imagined if someone could've arranged a kashmiri guy from Balti/gilgit tribe more specifically with a western code, it would really be a surprising to know he's indian😂😂
Or if there was a Northeast Indian girl, it would be even harder. They seriously need to bring in Northeast Indians. I want see confused faces of people wondering whether the people they see infront of them are actually Indian or not.
India paling gampang,ga ada yang salah milih😂 That's cool, it means your identity is so prominent that extraordinary people immediately recognize your country Yang Malaysia muka nya Chinese Thailand banget,aku aja kaget dia dari Malay
If its only indian in asian crown then its dam easy to find…but if u add pakistani …srilankan…..then it will be harder to identify….because we have more similar features…loved the video btw❤❤love from india❤
@@nakano-ariko Yeah you're right, the people in Bangladesh, east India, Assam etc. are mixed with Tibeto-Burmese ancestry. I knew of someone who was from Bangladesh and she could've passed as "Southeast Asian" but that entire region is mixed. My friend is Bamar from Myanmar and her dad looks Bamar too but compared to the rest of Asian population, he's closer to the "Indian" side rather than the "typical Southeast Asian" or "East Asian" side in terms of facial features. It's not surprising though. The Ancient East Eurasians were originally darker skinned with broader features (like Indian tribals or Negritos of Southeast Asia) but through genetic splitting and evolutionary development, lighter skinned individuals emerged known as Neo-East Asians, who split from other East Eurasians. Those darker skinned East Eurasians remained in India and South Asia while the Neo-East Asians spread into East Asia and Southeast Asia. Melinda A. Yang has a study about this, if anybody is interested to know more.
Malanggsiia tidak mempresentasikan Wajah Malanggsiia 😢😂🤣 janggal rasanya Ketika wajah *China Tiongkok* 🇨🇳🇨🇳✅ yang diwakilkan untuk Malanggsiia.. seharusnya kalian mlu apa sebenarnya identitas Jati Diri Malanggsiia.. lihat Indonesia semua orang langsung tau memilih *Indonesia* 🥰🇮🇩🔥.
As for the Indian representative for this grouping, and in order to confuse & make it harder to guess, they should invite an Indian from the North-Eastern States of India, like Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura, and pick one that is East-Asian looking. The whole world would be confused and scratching their heads, and exclaimed : "What ? You Indian ?!?!"
In northern India, peoples from Uttarakhand precisely the pahadis and peoples from ladakh too have east asian features. While north east Indians has more south east asian features
Tbh I’m viet Chinese and could distinguish them easily from East Asians due to their certain features. There are some exceptions tho if they are mixed with significant East Asian genome in their blood
@@BaoTran-jo1zk It depends though, because not everyone looks the same. How Southeast Asian looking or East Asian a Northeast Indian can look comes in a spectrum.
@@user-pd9ju5dk5s yes but most are distinguishable from EA & some SEA; countries like Vietnam, China, Korea, and Japan. It’s still quite rare for them to look very East Asian, more like some SEA like Filipinos, Indonesians, Malaysians, etc.
@@BaoTran-jo1zk More like 30% of them look more East Asian and 70% look more Southeast Asian. Also Vietnam is mixed, not entirely EA. I've seen many dark skinned obvious SEA looking Viets as well as pale EA looking Viets.
People don't know that countries like Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan have Asian facial features that you may mistake then as East Asian or SEA with a hint of caucasian.
Lol it's not a random country. It was the only central asian country in this video, others were south or southeast asian, so he had a lot more distinct features from the other ones which is why I thought guessing him was a lot easier for me.
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I laugh so hard,they recognised the japanese girl because of 'ehhh..'
We all know when she said ehh because of anime
Makes sense
@@boboboy8189very common in anime that's why we can recognise her as Japanese
One girl thought she was from Myanmar not Japan. However, they all recognized the Indian girl.
Anime does not equal how Japanese you are lmao. Anime uses a lot of Japanese that is often rude and exaggerated, and using it to determine if someone is Japanese or not is kinda stupid ngl 😂😂. It’s very unrealistic.
I love this video! Many only mention China, Japan and South Korea as Asia so it was nice to finally see the diversity of what Asia is actually made of.
Because of this three countries are rich and popular today. Almost they know and interest about this.
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There are many, many videos on this channel featuring south Asians and southeast Asians.
I mean most East and South East Asians ancestors are from China so thats why theyre similar
Itu hanya nama populer untuk mengemukakan pandangan, orang barat menganggap orang Asia hanya meliputi dua wilayah Asia timur dan tenggara
I think Southeast Asians are the hardest to guess (I am also a SEA), people from SEA are diverse and have different cultures, even in the same country. A good example is my classmate like 50% are mixed already. We usually asked what is our ethnicity on papers as well.
Agreed, and that's what makes SEA so interesting to me.
Most South East Asian countries have a lot of influence from their neighbours, and over many generations, have become more and more diverse.
Sure, you may be Vietnamese or Malaysian, but many people have heritage that stems from other nearby countries.
I find that fascinating!
The central asians are the most difficult to guess. The closest to guess for them is maybe being a central asian but definitely not the country.
@@ThorNado24 Yes, it’s the same with East Asia, you cannot tell who is Chinese - Japanese - Korean - Taiwanese - North Korean! But in SEA, there are people from East Asia, Central Asia, Europe, America, Khmer,… lived together so I cannot tell if she’s Thai or Singapore, cuz she could be from any countries in SEA or mixed!
@@KpopUnniesUwU There are typical indicators to spot among East Asians because the people and the countries are familiar with them. The typical facial profile, skin tone, body build, hairstyle, mannerisms, etc are among the indicators. The accent of the language only confirms your first impression.
@@ThorNado24 Yes! Still SEA is the hardest of all, they could be from anywhere, and we always have our ethnicity documents when we have exams, minority ethnics group will have some advantages to their marks, since we spoke lots of languages!
Indian one was way too easy. It would have been more difficult if they had added someone from North East India 😂
obviously lolll
YAHHH LOLLLL 😂
So true
Indian girl should have boycotted! She will fit more with any other continent than the east Asians
But north east are very few compared to rest of India that's why it wouldn't be fair. Same way all those countries have people who don't look mainstream.
If there was someone from Northeast India, it would have been interesting to see their guesses
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@@SaiyanRas 5 to 6% is not minority. Still they are Indian. And what's need of minority or majority. Main thing is even other indian ethinicity won't look similar. If you go north they look different. If you go down they look different. In states like Orissa, jharkhand etc people kind mixed with black and Mongoloids. If you bring every different facial features of Indian and ask who is Indian most people say wrong answer.
@@santhoshv3028- apakah kamu yakin 5 - 6 % ? Ok pertanyaan nya apakah 5 - 6 % yg anda klaim mirip, seperti apa ,Asia timur atau Asia tenggara ?
Ada orang India di Malaysia dan Singapura, tapi itu tidak akan bisa mewakili keduanya.
Yea like yuki is giving away Indian very obvi only her and Japan girl I could guess . Rest my head hurts 😂 maybe it would be enlightening for them to see a person from north east or like some from very north of India coz north eastern looks like them (varies in complexion) and I have seen people from north who looks Americans like Caucasian which they r .
@@SaiyanRas please speak in English i don't understand your language.
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They should rotate between Malay, Chinese, Indian and someone from East Malaysia to confuse the heck out of everyone and also so that they will get to know Malaysia’s diversity.
As fellow Malaysian, this is hilarious. My face alone can pass as JP, CN, Mongolian but the real answer is that I'm Bumiputera with mix of Chinese and British blood from my ancestor lol.
@@mintpudding7908can we see your face? :O
Find the hidden Malaysian among a group of Malaysians is probably fun to watch! haha
@@chirlvteo8356I'm Malaysian too, can u guess what's my ethnicity?
@@ameliatracy97 bumiputera sabah sarawak?🤣
This gotta be the first time I've seen Malaysia representative in this channel. why not more often.? and yes, she's as Malaysian as I'm. doesn't matter if she's chinese in ethnicity. we're very diverse. I'm just happy to finally see our nation here regardless of race. ya'll can find a Malay next time, no worries. it shouldn't be hard. a lot of us in Korea
Malanggsia tidak mempresentasikan Wajah Malanggsiia 😢😂🤣 janggal rasanya Ketika wajah *China Tiongkok* yang diwakilkan untuk Malanggsiia.. seharusnya kalian mlu apa sebenarnya identitas Jati Diri Malanggsiia.. lihat Indonesia semua orang langsung tau memilih Indonesia 🥰🇮🇩🔥
@@suhanjayalian5044 beberapa orang indo emang berdendam sama orang malaysia, liat, gabisa eja ''malaysia'' 😂😂, ga usah peduli ya sama ini orang 😉lo gagal sejarah apa? eja saudara serumpun aja gak bisa. malaysia ada pelbagai kaum itu sebab nya beberapa wajahnya berupa seperti orang china, lo marah gak jika ada orang misspell indonesia?
@@whatsouremergency_999 sudah lah akui negara lu enggak ada identitas 😂😭
@@whatsouremergency_999 ga usah diladenin bro, biar saja oknum netijen indo berhalusinasi. Mereka itu oknum2 meresahkan, gw sayang bgt sm cewe malaysia wlwpun gw org indonesia
@@miagarudacuycoyapa iya 😂🤣🤣🤣
I'm a Malaysian, I'm a bit disappointed when I see comments from Malaysia where some respond with racist attitudes, Malaysia is not only for Malays but racial discrimination, meaning Chinese and Indian,they have been with the Malays from Tanah Melayu since before the independence of Malaysia. so they are Malaysians even though they are of different races.. we who are of different races have lived in harmony for decades, even though there was a racial crisis. but we are still together until now, and hope forever. Please, don't say malaysia only malay people. And i hope there's more malaysian people on your content. I love it this video, love from Malaysia 🇲🇾❤️🇰🇷
as a Malaysian, I like how only one person guessed her ethnicity right. That's Malaysia (and Singapore) for you. There's no way you can 'summarize' what the average Malaysian/Singaporean looks like :D
Yeah but she was Chinese Malaysian
@@NP1066 Malaysia and Singapore are melting pot of cultures. Malaysia has 70% Malay + indigenous, 23% Chinese, 7% Indians + Sikhs. Our old Chinese families who speak Malay or Hokkien as their mother tongue are called peranakans. The much older Indian ones are called chettis, and they've been around since the 1400s. Most Chinese Malaysians and Indian Malaysians are 3rd gen Malaysian at least. We also have Portuguese aka Kristang or Serani, who've been here since the 16th century. We also have pre-WW2 Japanese, no idea what happened to them. Our Arabs and Dutch I think have assimilated into the mix. The last Jew in Malaysia died in 2011. We also have aboriginals too in west Malaysia - I only know of the semang.
And that's just west Malaysia. I haven't gotten to the East yet.
So ya, one can never really tell that there's a MY/SG in the crowd. For all you know, that Chinese girl might be Malaysian. Chinese race, Malaysian nationality.
By the way, the 'mix heritage' trait is not unique to Malaysia or Singapore. Pretty much all of maritime south east asia is diverse.
@@linefire9870malaysia is bumiputra land not chnese and indian
Except the accent
She is Chinese Malaysian, not original Malay
The Indonesian girl was not using a traditional clothes. She used a "Hijab" or we called it "Jilbab". It's a Moeslem clothes. This type of clothes also can be found in Malaysia, India, Pakistan, etc that has many Moeslem populations.
yes, it should not be called as "traditional clothes" since hijab is from arab.
Yup, it's the wrong stigma 😂
Indonesia not islamic country, so hijab dosen't count as traditional clothes
@@user-xu2qd2bn1g hijab because follow Muslim practice 😂 even Arab have Christians
Hijab for Muslim(ah) identity ❤️
Hijab is not traditional Indonesian. Traditional Indonesian is Hindu tradition
That guy from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 makes me laugh He is really professor 😂
And he say l Don't know this flag
How many people from Asia in one single video of World Friends , even though many of them had been before was hard to guess them all
Asians are East Eurasianish.
Europeans are Northwest Eurasianish, a.k.a. Northwest Eurasian subcontinent.
you cant tell if someone from malaysia or singapore because we are too diverse, plus we have a lot of mix
Same in d state of Assam in India's unique/diverse North-East region that borders & shares many similarities with SE Asia. Here in my extremely diverse state, some look like typical East Indians, some look like people from Myanmar/Thailand, a few who look like Tibetans or even East Asians but most people r of mixed races/ethnicities with unique looks.
N both countries love slippers 😂
As a malaysian, i can totally see who's malaysian and who's not. Even those with different ethnicity.
Not really. Singlish accent and malaysia accent is pretty obvious if they didnt learn ang moh accent.
There are ways to differentiate us, but not really by looks.
-English command (same accent, different grasp)
-General personality (Malaysians more extroverted and relaxed)
we need more shows like this in these tough times , we all are one & same, lets spread love & harmony
"Mongolians are vey tall , because they have to ride horses"lol , this one got me 😂 , and yet still right 'cause she is probably the tallest among them (except the guy obviously )
It's because she is mixed, half Mongolian half Russian 14:58
@@wuhuhu1390 no, she is not mixed. I'm actually surprised why she said this. As max she is half Buryat. Probably she somehow feel insecured being called full Mongolian, because of stereotypes.
@@wuhuhu1390 She’s mixed with a Buryat. Buryats are part of the Mongolian Family
Totally wrong, pure Mongolians are nearly the shortest among Asians.
@@haikubot7349 Have you even been in Mongolia? Seems like you haven’t, because you would not claim that Mongolians are short, while they are the tallest as a fact.
Unity should be like this and not criticism of other's ethnicity in race or caste..love from🇮🇳❤
I hope you guys can destroy caste system someday 😊
@@SetuwoKecikit was made by colonials through
@@rajrathore2
Yes, the colonials, a.k.a the indo-aryans 😉
@@SetuwoKecik fake british theory given by the people who touched your ancestors
@@SetuwoKecik Varna systems use to exist but british changed it to caste
It's amazing to hear Uzbek!🇺🇿♥️
Assalomu alaykum, Salomatmisiz brodar
Even I guessed Mariko was from Japan when she talked in the central chair (but not when she was guessing other people's countries)
I just laughed loudly, when they recognized indian with in second 😅. I love it
Lol because India brown American not Asians 😅😂
@@MoonlightZs-d6b what.
The woman from Mongolia is so beautiful, I kept thinking "she's so beautiful" every time she appeared and talked.
Finally a Lao girl in here yeah I agree some central Asian countries like Kazakhstan or even Guam Taiwan should be represented also would be nice to see!
Most countries around the world recognize Taiwan as a province of China, not an independent country
if this channel invite taiwan representive, then this channel will become war in comeent section.....
I think if the subject change into ‘different area’ not National we’ll be fine, and I’ll be happy if the video invite Taiwanese.
I have to say, If you guys have chance, please go to Taiwan once, you will feel that they are totally different. Just the language is same.
@@sherrychen2953nhưng tôi phải nói một điều có thể bạn sẽ buồn rằng bạn vs china là một dân tộc 😊 vì vậy hãy để thế giới hoà bình. Nếu bạn ko muốn điều đó bạn có thể chuyển sang một nước khác sống. 😢
@@sherrychen2953I've been to Taiwan. You are Chinese! There's no difference between you. To be precise, you are from southern China or you are from Fujian. You are just brainwashed by your government that you are not Chinese, that you are not the same as the Chinese. This is really ridiculous, like saying that people in Taipei are not Taiwanese because they are different from people in Kaohsiung.
The Indonesian girl (hijab girl) really gave her off when she were Guessing others country!!!
The one where she said "Indonesia and Malaysia have similarities" ... She really did gave her off! And I was so sure she will turn out to be Indonesian!
I think her hijab is more of an obvious giveaway because it's the most known non-Western Asian country that wears Hijab. Malaysia on the other hand is more varied compared to Indonesia when it comes to religion and race so it's less obvious.
cara orang Indonesia pakai tudung pun dah boleh beza 😂
@@georgiebennett3336 there are 7 recognized religions in Indonesia and like hundreds of "traditional" religions, and there are more than 700 languages spoken in Indonesia and that's because there are thousand of different ethnicities and race there is so many even anthropologically there is no "native" Indonesian anymore based on the race nor ethnicities. so explain to me again how malaysia is more varied compare to Indonesia when it comes to religion and race? oh btw Indonesia is the biggest country in southeast asia, so just do the math
@@tedd4864 ethnic groups does not mean "race" race is a Western notion that refers simply to skin color. Indonesian ethnic groups belong to "Austronesian" ethnicity. Meaning they belong to one race. It's not the same as Malaysians where they have "South Asians" aka Indians, "Austronesians" aka Malay, and East Asians aka "Chinese" in equal numbers compared to Indonesia which are roughly 80-90% Austronesian. Your Indonesian ethnicities are basically "ethno-linguistic groups" but they're all under one Austronesian family tree. Get it?
@@georgiebennett3336 im not talking about just ethnic groups bro, there are literally numerous amount of race here, not just austronesian, it is the majority but not just that, there is the mongoloid mostly in western indonesia, melanesian in eastern indonesia, and many more, what im trying to say is that there is literally no race or ethnicity that exist in malay doesnt exist in Indonesia, and you talk about malaysia have indian and chinese, Indonesia literally have a whole village of indian indonesian, and in jakarta (condet) there is an area that are full of batavian arabs. This is why i said how is malaysia more varied in terms of religions and race compared to Indonesia? And you said that hijab is the giveaway when malaysia is the islamic country and indonesia isnt, its just a muslim majority country, my whole point is you cant just tell that someone is an Indonesian by just looking at them let alone what theyre wearing like a hijab
Helloooooooo👀I'm from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿😚🤣
Wish India was represented by someone from our unique/diverse North-East India...it'd have been fascinating 2 see other's guesses, their surprise at d revelation & would be an excellent platform/opportunity 2 spread awareness abt India's true diversity outside of d stereotypes.
I hope in future such videos, d girl representing India at least mentions d ignored NE India, a stunning tropical region that's home 2 hundreds of unique ethnicities/tribes that share many ethnic, cultural & other similarities with SE Asians.
Yes North East Indians. They will everyone shoked
@@dipalyadavbut even north east indians, the vast majority don't look like east/south east asians, they could have some east asian vibes but still they have very unique look that make them very different in appearance to all east asians
@@andrewmagdy977 yeah and world don't know about it. It will really shock most of peoples around the world.
@@andrewmagdy977 Well, NE Indians r incredibly diverse, just like we have many different ethnicities/cultures, we also have many different looks. Many people do look like South-East Asians (who're also very diverse), some look like typical Indians, a few look like Tibetans or East Asians & then there r those who've mixed heritage, hence have unique looks.
@@NayanJBbruh 💀💀these are killing me
OMG finally Uzbekistan is here, I'm so happy and thank you so much World Friends I hope to see Uzbekistan in the next videos.👍🎉❤️🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷
xa 😁
Are you uzbekistan really?I am so interesting
It was funny when he asked what's that flag lmao
@@lemon4087I think he said that because he answered the girl who thought it was Italian flag
Yes I'm also confusing 😅
I'm impressed with how they managed to gather all of those nationalities in one room for this fun video.
A vlogger, influencers, social media addict. 😅
I definitely loved this, because some countries that I would box in together are completely wrong but I definitely know my Filipino people. It was nice to see the blended styles.
I can already tell filipino and indians in this video, it was way too easy, the filipino faces look like mexicans and their skin tone are dark just like the indians, so it’s pretty darn easy for me to guess too
@@PhuSuHuynh we have 6 types of color skin lol! the majority were brown , followed by TAN and warm TAN and next the minorities were DARK BROWN decendants of AITA's , RED TAN decendants of LATINO , white TAN decendants of Caucasian SPANISH/AMERICANS. you can't match up the dark color of indian to us cause you know well what is the color of indians look like lol! their color is similar to papua guinea people lol and their's GOOGLE if you want to check lol.
i’ve seen a lot of guessing the nationality game in YT, then they always include a not so attractive filipino in the mix, there are a lot of filipinos i know that are beautiful😂
@@mommykoke11 it's fine at least they pick someone who don't use lotion and less make up or even surgery. while others ^^
@@Bomer-Bomer sus karamihan din naman sa artista sa pinas nagpailong nagpatanggal ng taba at gluta😂
Everyone is cute and pretty. Malaysia and Singapore are very diversified and we’re very pretty and kind ❤
Malanggsia tidak mempresentasikan Wajah Malanggsiia 😢😂🤣 janggal rasanya Ketika wajah *China Tiongkok* yang diwakilkan untuk Malanggsiia.. seharusnya kalian mlu apa sebenarnya identitas Jati Diri Malanggsiia.. lihat Indonesia semua orang langsung tau memilih Indonesia 🥰🇮🇩🔥.
Wajah Malanggsiia wajah yang diwakilkan wajah *China Tiongkok* Makanya Semua orang bingung 🤣🤣😂😂😂
Muka dia pun muka cina...bising
@@suhanjayalian5044tidak takut dosa ke mehina nama negara orang lain ?
@@suhanjayalian5044Malu bang Klo asli Malingsia itu hitam dan dekil macam Bangladesh 🤣😂😂mana ada yg Cantik" 😂😂
As an Uzbek i am so proud of this boy in the videoand also with my country thank you❤❤
The guy from Uzbekistan is a lucky guy that being only guy among the so many beautiful girls 😂😂😂
The Uzbek guy is like a super cute mouse 🐭 ❤️ 🇺🇿
Also, the Japanese and the Indian girl gives off PinkPantheress and Rei from IVE vibes 🇯🇵 🇮🇳 🐆 :O 💗
Why mouse??
@@ماهنور-ع2م I don’t know, he reminds me of it in such a great way lol XD 💞
@@ماهنور-ع2م Plus, he looks super cute for an Uzbek so yahhh :3 🇺🇿 💙 💚
Hey im not a cute mouse girl😮
@@btw._Yoona I’m a boy-
Being an Indian I was desperately waiting for India and when It came I couldn't stop laughing when each and everyone guessed it correctly and she said "My face screams I am an Indian" 🇮🇳🔥😍😂
Malaysia has every Asian in it.. we like to mix everything.
Recognizing an Indian is easiest thing, until you include other south Asian countries like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka😂
That's because Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal was all once India. These countries are newly born. They are all part of the same Indic civilization.
@@akshar8160South asian countries were different states ruled by various kings in history.there was never an united India.
@@tafrihulislam9753you should learn about the history of India
@@akshar8160 no nepal is one country
@akshar8160 I am from Sri Lanka, what kind of Indian history are you talking about, if Sri Lanka is yours too, don't display foolishness please, this is social media. not a valmiki ramayanaya 🤣
FINALLY MALAYSIA!! never seen one in any of these kinds
Wow that Malaysian lady is so pretty ❤ Proud Malaysian here ❤
华人不可能多丑，中日韩审美一样的
@@joel00812我认为你是对的
I'm so happy seeing someone from my home country Uzbekistan💕💕
アジアは中国、日本、韓国ぐらいしか知らない人が多いい中こういった動画で他のアジアを知ることが出来て嬉しいです！
It’s hard to tell where they’re from based on looks especially if their country have multiple ethnic groups. In a more homogeneous country will be easier but nowadays it’s hard.
Another really great video, thanks World Friends , to get so many Asian nationalities together at once was really interesting , I agreed with the man , all the ladies are beautiful ,intelligent and charming .Thanks for posting this video .
I am from myanmar and most videos don"t include my country and other ones. but when i saw this one, i smiled when i saw myanmar. thank you for adding my country :)
--------------->myanmar team here!
same frrrrrrrr
World Friends should do like 10 videos on Central Asian countries like Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan...if they can find enough representatives.
This channel needs fresh material, I mean how many videos can you do on the basics of English, Germanic and Romance languages and cultures?
Exactly. Central Asia, Middle-East & personally speaking North-East India need proper/regular representation 2 make these type of videos more fresh/interesting. In this video 4 example, if India was represented by any indigenous/tribal girl from NE Indian region who've SE Asian looks & Central Asian countries represented by women with Caucasian/Mixed looks & multiple South Asian or Middle-Eastern representatives...it'd have been so interesting.
Well, apparently they haven’t done enough, since you don’t even know the basic fact that English is Germanic.
And also Asian Russia part
@@DollfaceLizkah Asian part of the Russia with Central Asia would be so good!
im so glad that Singapore is being recognised as we are quite a small country with not that many recognition
Singapore is famous loh
You're wrong then. Singapore is very well known in Asia.
You are not a country you are a city
@@shizuxo It's a city-state and sovereign nation and therefore an independent country.
@@princessofcats6204Is famous within SEA to the common man. For countries outside of SEA and not near SG, we’re not really known to the common man. Maybe people who read the news a lot or people who catch up with current affairs but not really.
I think the Korean woman out here is very very friendly ... Love the way she spoke to the people around ❤️ .
There are 48 countries in Asia. We need part 2 with more representation with atleast 2-4 people from different parts of each country.
It can be a whole series with various games conducted in point system.
A fun episode is to invite an ethnicity from a country you would least likely to associate with in terms of looks, so as to educate outsiders the diversity of a country. Eg. From China (non Han-looking Chinese, eg. Uyghur, Tajik, Russian, Tartars etc), India (Manipur, those from Northeast), Philippines (Han Chinese looking or Spanish-looking Filipino), Mongolia (those who like Han Chinese or even Russian looking), where as Central Asia nations no need to do so because like Uyghurs, their peoples can have different looks, so it's not that easy to guess.
or just pick a random person from singapore/malaysia and you already get that! hehe
you cant do this with Indonesian lmao. you can pick anything: White-Brown-Yellow-Black skin, pug-pointy nose, slanted-wide open eyes, brown-blue eyes, round-box face. Slender/tall/Big/Small body type... and there might be an entire race of people who have that traits.. (well but i dont know any naturally blonde indonesian)
Well presentative country :
-India
-Korean
-Indo
-Philipines
-Mongol-Uzbek
-Singapore
-Japan
The Vietnamese girl was stunning, she look like Jennie
To all the Malaysians who are angry because their country is represented by a Chinese Malaysian: isn't she a Malaysian as well? To people from other countries (including Mainland China) she's just Malaysian and nothing else but a Malaysian.
You don't see people complaining about a Korean Argentinian representing Argentina or a Chinese Indonesian representing Indonesia, why do YOU feel so offended by this? There must be something wrong with you if you're acting like folks from an apartheid country like this.
Exactly even Chinese Canadians and Americans represent USA and Canada.
@@cocaineminor4420 yes! Some people just can't tell the difference between ethnicity or nationality. That, or they're just racist and proud of it.
Exactly... Short minded ppl are proud of their ignorance like a badge of honour.
Sadly in Malaysia, some Malays call those with Chinese ethnicity (like me) a "pendatang", "foreigner" or "invader" at worse. At first glance it's a multiracial country but not everyone liked that idea in Malaysia.
Thankfully my other ethnic friends dont do that and we respect each others religions / culture but besides that that's how it goes in my country.
What do you expect? The country is practically still run by the outdated "race first" shit since independence. Malays can't differentiate between ethnicity and nationality.
우즈벡 사람도 있는데요 대박😅😊보기 좋음!
ㅎㅎ 그럼~
I just fell in love with the girl from India and Mongolia >
As a Malaysian, I guess that girl as a Malaysian with no doubt, but I dont know why.
Somehow I think the overall fellings are just so familiar😂
Even though some of them might already know each other, it's still a fun video! 😃
Yeah i was confused about this too
Yea, i feel like some of them chose on purpose wrong or just pretended not to know this person lol
@@fumeeei4697 the china and mongolia ladies already knew each other in this video: th-cam.com/video/pEwcbDqYboo/w-d-xo.html
ชอบคอนเทนเนอร์นี้มาก ชาวยุโรปและอเมริกาควรดูคลิปนี้ เราชาวเอเชียบางครั้งแยกหน้าตาไม่ออกเช่นกันว่ามาจากประเทศอะไร
I really like this container Europeans and Americans should watch this clip. We Asians sometimes can't distinguish what country they look like.But we can distinguish it from the eyes-forehead and local accent
i cant distinguish (some) thai, vietnam, and southern chinese, i also cant distinguish korean and northern chinese. some japanese are like southeast asian, some like northeast asian.
Hi!
From Uzbekistan ✨
First member from Uzbekistan. Please, do more videos with him
she's malaysian but she's also chinese, ethnicity wise
You can pick few malaysian,singaporean,indonesian (with different races of course and mix them together) and let have fun guessing 🤣🤣🤣
Cool video but there was one comment in the video that I need to call out. Don't ever apologize when you mistake someone from East Asia as SE Asia. Don't think it is a compliment when someone mistake you as East Asian when you are SE Asian. Don't play into the bias beauty standard as beauty is very diverse.
i think she apologized because she incorrectly recognized the other girl’s ethnicity (?) just based on physical appearance alone which is wrong
Crybaby ..what a soft life you must have
That specific comment stood out to me too like the lack of self-respect is crazy.
Indonesian girl is so pretty
That was a lot of fun. For me, the Japanese, the (mainland) Chinese and the Indian are the easiest to guess, but for the rest, it can be quite difficult. Maybe as the Indian lady pointed out, it depends what nationality one is more familiar with...
The great irony in Asia is the depth of diversities in similarities.
I agree, Asia is so cool. Even though people categorize asian as east, south, southeast, central or whatever, asians from India compete with the Thai on who has the best curry. Even though we are not identical, culturally and even language all asian countries have a lot of similitaries.
unity among Asian countries is really important
for what
because of a guy called Qinshihuang, who was born 2300 yrs ago...
@@shizuxoin the west its important I don't think its important IN Asia though
同じアジア圏でも、こんなに違う言葉を話すのが不思議で面白いですね😂🤍
Kau harus belajar banyak tentang dunia kawan
Kamu seperti orang paris yang mengira semua negara di dunia ini menggunakan bahasa negaranya 😂
@@wan1443
Bro why are you angry
Thai girls here are so bubbly and cute ❤
Ladyboys 😂
the vietnamese one is soo pretty
Agree
I know right 🇻🇳
Add some from North east India, Western India and see the confusion. It would be epic. Do it in the next video of this series.
Just imagined if someone could've arranged a kashmiri guy from Balti/gilgit tribe more specifically with a western code, it would really be a surprising to know he's indian😂😂
YESS FINALLY A COUNTRY VIDEO WITH SINGAPORE 🇸🇬
Multiple Singaporeans have appeared before on this channel!
No bc Uzbek ppl are so silly i love it 😭😭🤧🤧
I’m so glad Myanmar is being represented!!!
Finally Uzbekistan is here 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿
Nice to meet you
@@linhtet7042 nice to meet you too!!. I think you are from Vietnam.?
If the Indian girl was with Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan,.Maldives and Afghani people would may be harder to know.
Or if there was a Northeast Indian girl, it would be even harder. They seriously need to bring in Northeast Indians. I want see confused faces of people wondering whether the people they see infront of them are actually Indian or not.
Or if it was a Northeast Indian. They would have never guessed
so wacist.
India paling gampang,ga ada yang salah milih😂 That's cool, it means your identity is so prominent that extraordinary people immediately recognize your country
Yang Malaysia muka nya Chinese Thailand banget,aku aja kaget dia dari Malay
If its only indian in asian crown then its dam easy to find…but if u add pakistani …srilankan…..then it will be harder to identify….because we have more similar features…loved the video btw❤❤love from india❤
I think Bangladesh different types! mix with Burmese
@@nakano-ariko Yeah you're right, the people in Bangladesh, east India, Assam etc. are mixed with Tibeto-Burmese ancestry. I knew of someone who was from Bangladesh and she could've passed as "Southeast Asian" but that entire region is mixed. My friend is Bamar from Myanmar and her dad looks Bamar too but compared to the rest of Asian population, he's closer to the "Indian" side rather than the "typical Southeast Asian" or "East Asian" side in terms of facial features.
It's not surprising though. The Ancient East Eurasians were originally darker skinned with broader features (like Indian tribals or Negritos of Southeast Asia) but through genetic splitting and evolutionary development, lighter skinned individuals emerged known as Neo-East Asians, who split from other East Eurasians. Those darker skinned East Eurasians remained in India and South Asia while the Neo-East Asians spread into East Asia and Southeast Asia. Melinda A. Yang has a study about this, if anybody is interested to know more.
To be honest I want them to add Northeast Indian. That way their reactions will be more funny.
@@o0...957 yeah…thats true…🪷
@@nakano-ariko yes, Bangladesh and Nepal are mixed with East Asian and southeast Asian blood, because of their proximity to those areas
guess Cambodia is missing out on the fun uh...😔🇰🇭
That Viet girl is so smart and pretty. I laughed when she imitated Noze.
I really love this video cuz there is a boy who is from same country with me its uzbekistan 🇺🇿
I love you UZBEKISTN.
HELLO FROM UZBEKISTN❤
Proud to be Asian from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰
Nice to see a Myanmar (Burmese) girl here and hope to watch more new videos like this! ❤
YESS IM A BURMESE GIRL TOOO
yay
But... some of them DO know each other and even tried to guess each other's countries before. How come they make mistakes. *narrows her eyes*
This video was probably filmed before all those
We can find all those faces in the Philippines.It's like I'm watching in the classroom.😊
Malaysia very beautiful
한국말도 완벽함 👏
First time negara msia x kena skip dowh😭.alhamdulillah
@@azmanaiman6677Syabas ada pula orang Malaysia layan video ni😂😂😂
Malanggsiia tidak mempresentasikan Wajah Malanggsiia 😢😂🤣 janggal rasanya Ketika wajah *China Tiongkok* 🇨🇳🇨🇳✅ yang diwakilkan untuk Malanggsiia.. seharusnya kalian mlu apa sebenarnya identitas Jati Diri Malanggsiia.. lihat Indonesia semua orang langsung tau memilih *Indonesia* 🥰🇮🇩🔥.
Itu bukan malassia tapi wajah *China Tiongkok* 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳✅✅✅😆😂🤣
@@suhanjayalian5044how cringey are you. Malaysia is a multiracial country, pity that u don’t know that.
i love this video because i love how everyone can understand and speak different languages.
The easiest to
guess were Mongol, Uzbek because Central Asians look distinctly different than East Asians and the Indian girl as well.
As a malaysian myself,i like this game
Only Malaysian can guess if they're Malaysian without hesitation 😂 ..
As for the Indian representative for this grouping, and in order to confuse & make it harder to guess, they should invite an Indian from the North-Eastern States of India, like Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura, and pick one that is East-Asian looking. The whole world would be confused and scratching their heads, and exclaimed : "What ? You Indian ?!?!"
In northern India, peoples from Uttarakhand precisely the pahadis and peoples from ladakh too have east asian features. While north east Indians has more south east asian features
Thank you for having me ♥️🥺
They should seriously bring in a Northeast Indian. They would be so confused.
Tbh I’m viet Chinese and could distinguish them easily from East Asians due to their certain features. There are some exceptions tho if they are mixed with significant East Asian genome in their blood
@@BaoTran-jo1zk It depends though, because not everyone looks the same. How Southeast Asian looking or East Asian a Northeast Indian can look comes in a spectrum.
@@BaoTran-jo1zkThey vary in looks. Theyre not all same tribes. Some look VERY East Asian. Some are Southeast Asian looking.
@@user-pd9ju5dk5s yes but most are distinguishable from EA & some SEA; countries like Vietnam, China, Korea, and Japan. It’s still quite rare for them to look very East Asian, more like some SEA like Filipinos, Indonesians, Malaysians, etc.
@@BaoTran-jo1zk More like 30% of them look more East Asian and 70% look more Southeast Asian. Also Vietnam is mixed, not entirely EA. I've seen many dark skinned obvious SEA looking Viets as well as pale EA looking Viets.
The second thai girl looks like im jukyung with makeup in true beauty or moon ga young
That Malaysia girl so pretty 😍
Chinese Malaysia
@@minangaceh5263 so? What's wrong here? It's true 'Malaysia girl'
Mix 🤪
I think the Mongolian girl was very easy to guess just because of her accent
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@@Matthaus9 Mongolian invented Sushi
All cute, Especially two Thailand girls😅
I'm from China, love all asian countries.
I like Uzbekistan guy, he look very chill. From thai
Yah 😂
He looklike otaku nerd only watch many anime
😂😂😂
Hope the Mongolian girl meant to say she's Buryat Mongol instead of Slavic Russian 😬
Buryats are not even half russian they are indeed just mongolians
if u put 3 race of Malaysia mixed up.. That would be interesting
I would never , ever guess Uzbekistan , too random country , the only man among them and still 😂
Its not random country,but we just don't hear much about Uzbekistan
People don't know that countries like Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan have Asian facial features that you may mistake then as East Asian or SEA with a hint of caucasian.
I think when you are familiar with Asian countries you can usually tell someone from Central Asia.
Lol it's not a random country. It was the only central asian country in this video, others were south or southeast asian, so he had a lot more distinct features from the other ones which is why I thought guessing him was a lot easier for me.
Bro i thought uzbek looks indian same pakistan and another stan country.
I'm Malaysian too, but people always wrong about my ethnicity 😅
A lot of East Indians look similar.