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Reply 1
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i have a few countries
scandinavian nations
Croatians and Philippinos
Spain and Catalonia
scandinavian nations
Croatians and Philippinos
Spain and Catalonia
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Alm_xo
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by JF ZAKi have a few countries
scandinavian nations
Croatians and Philippinos
Spain and Catalonia
scandinavian nations
Croatians and Philippinos
Spain and Catalonia
Damn , i am not any of that ethnictites..
any more guesess?
one more chance then reveal heheh
Reply 3
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england or austria
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by Alm_xo"Alma Jose"
Mexico or Brazil or Portugal (Portugal is my Favourite)
Reply 5
Alm_xo
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@JF ZAK @anonymouse2024
where am actually from -----
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by Alm_xoBlimey. But that surely is not an Indian heritage name is it ?
(edited 2 years ago)
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"Your maternal lineage may be linked to the ancient people of the Indian subcontinent
While Haplogroup M is widespread throughout South and East Asia, it is more diverse on the Indian sub-continent than anywhere else in the world. The high degree of diversity of M in India is likely tied to its ancient arrival here nearly 50,000 years ago. In addition to M2, which is found throughout the subcontinent, there are dozens of haplogroups branching off of M that exist in India. These branches are often connected to specific regions, tribes, or ethnic groups. For example, haplogroup M18 is found among the Oraon peoples of eastern India and Bangladesh, while haplogroup M41 is common among the Pardhan speakers of eastern India, and haplogroup M31a can be found on the Andaman Islands, just off the southeast coast of India."
FROM 23andme
While Haplogroup M is widespread throughout South and East Asia, it is more diverse on the Indian sub-continent than anywhere else in the world. The high degree of diversity of M in India is likely tied to its ancient arrival here nearly 50,000 years ago. In addition to M2, which is found throughout the subcontinent, there are dozens of haplogroups branching off of M that exist in India. These branches are often connected to specific regions, tribes, or ethnic groups. For example, haplogroup M18 is found among the Oraon peoples of eastern India and Bangladesh, while haplogroup M41 is common among the Pardhan speakers of eastern India, and haplogroup M31a can be found on the Andaman Islands, just off the southeast coast of India."
FROM 23andme
Reply 8
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by Alm_xo"Alma Jose"
wait are u mallu?
Reply 9
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by Alm_xothat is so suprising and i would never have guessed
Reply 10
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by anonymouse2024Blimey. But that surely is not an Indian heritage name is it ?
well it doesnt look like one
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by JF ZAKwell it doesnt look like one
But 23 and Me says it definitely is.
Reply 12
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by anonymouse2024But 23 and Me says it definitely is.
i wouldnt knw
but it doesnt like a name u would expect in india
🤯😱
im still shocked
Reply 13
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by Alm_xo"Alma Jose"
Mexico or New Mexico (so american, North American)
Reply 14
Someone want to guess me? Try to guess what country I currently reside, my heritage because my parents are from another country, so my ethnic make up, skin color, and religious affiliation, though I'm not particularly religious, I was raised in a certain religion and would still identify to this religion through tradition and family association. So my name is Daniel Costa, my mothers maiden name is Larkin, so I have a mixed ethnicity clearly. But what are you able to assert based off the information I've provided?
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by CaotsstoacSomeone want to guess me? Try to guess what country I currently reside, my heritage because my parents are from another country, so my ethnic make up, skin color, and religious affiliation, though I'm not particularly religious, I was raised in a certain religion and would still identify to this religion through tradition and family association. So my name is Daniel Costa, my mothers maiden name is Larkin, so I have a mixed ethnicity clearly. But what are you able to assert based off the information I've provided?
1 u should have added that in anonymous as ur name is now on
2 italy or spain
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by CaotsstoacSomeone want to guess me? Try to guess what country I currently reside, my heritage because my parents are from another country, so my ethnic make up, skin color, and religious affiliation, though I'm not particularly religious, I was raised in a certain religion and would still identify to this religion through tradition and family association. So my name is Daniel Costa, my mothers maiden name is Larkin, so I have a mixed ethnicity clearly. But what are you able to assert based off the information I've provided?
Reply 17
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by caotsstoacsomeone want to guess me? Try to guess what country i currently reside, my heritage because my parents are from another country, so my ethnic make up, skin color, and religious affiliation, though i'm not particularly religious, i was raised in a certain religion and would still identify to this religion through tradition and family association. So my name is daniel costa, my mothers maiden name is larkin, so i have a mixed ethnicity clearly. But what are you able to assert based off the information i've provided?
portugese ?
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by CaotsstoacSomeone want to guess me? Try to guess what country I currently reside, my heritage because my parents are from another country, so my ethnic make up, skin color, and religious affiliation, though I'm not particularly religious, I was raised in a certain religion and would still identify to this religion through tradition and family association. So my name is Daniel Costa, my mothers maiden name is Larkin, so I have a mixed ethnicity clearly. But what are you able to assert based off the information I've provided?
Reply 19
Alm_xo
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by anonymouse2024Blimey. But that surely is not an Indian heritage name is it ?
it is !
i am from south India - i am Christian and it was once ruled by British , portugese and all
my family have been catholic since ages
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