Southeast Asia is one of my favorite regions in the world to learn about! It's got ethnic, linguistic, and religious diversity not seen elsewhere on the planet, and it's important to learn about!
@Stoned Most people upon first glance believe that I’m Indian (Hindi) or Middle Eastern (Saudi Arabian)..... ......I’m a Blasian (Black/Filipina) girl who was born and raised the US!👏🏽😂😅
I hope westerner watch this .. so they will not give wrong stereotype about Asian people.. and Asia is huge, not only China or Japan, it include from middle east, south Asia, center Asia, and South east Asia.. :)
Well I do :P I am from Sweden, i have always been interested in asia. Unfortunately, I have only been in an Asian country yet. Rest very little because of no money for it. But had the privilege of traveling to the Philippines 6 months ago. Love the Philippines, both nature and the people that are absolutely wonderful. Will definitely go there again. Hope to visit many more Asian countries in the future!
cheers man u did an awesome work here in this video I've been to Malaysia 5 years before and I've seen large diversity of Chinese Indians and Malay people their cultures were fascinating
moe mansoor Thank you! I've been to Singapore a few years ago when I was 17, and it was one of the best places I've ever visited. Beautiful city, great people. We're getting pretty close to hitting 1K subs, can't thank you enough for your support! I will be trying my hand at alternate history and perhaps top 10 lists soon.
moe mansoor haha. Good Job. It's melayu but you nailed it anyway. Wow, You came all the way from Sudan to Malaysia few years back? *sorry for asking 😅 , i'm just curious.
Philippines Indonesia and Malaysia are same root..... let's love each other not war or who's the best..... let's unite as one root.... love and peace....
@HoiNam Superior Southern Chinese All Asians look Chinese? What about Indians then or people from the Middle East? Learn to read you entitled white yak.
it's nice seeing people interested in the southeast Asia, we have rich histories and culturally diverse but most westerners probably sees us as somewhat a backwater countries. I just wish there are more people like you which explain us more to the world. greetings from Malaysia 😁.
as a south east asian person, i can tell you that there are 2 rules in commenting about south east asian countries in social media: 1. if you brag about your country is better than the rest of SEA, the rest will bash you. 2. if you praise other countries, they will praise your country too. SEA may diverse but we have a common same way in threating others. love
_Indoneshia! We have mutual ancestors.The factual fact is there are Many Japanese people who have Southeast Asian DNA within them! Including me._ (^～^) *I was surprised that both Javanese and Japanese language have registers (Politeness-dependent system). From what I studied, Japanese and Javanese also have so many similiarities, I'm quite interested in learning more about the origin of Jomon people of ancient Japan and Southeast Asia. Furthermore, Japanese people are as short as Indoneshia (Especially : Javanese) people are.* We're relatives! (∩_∩) Japanese & Javanese; www
I am from PH but genetically and physically I look a bit different. The average male height of that region is about 5'4" (according to wikipedia) and here I am at 6'2" 200lbs with a full beard. An explanation for this is that I have European DNA, both from southern Europe (Spain/Portugal) and some additional Celtic DNA (from England/Scotland). We're not all the same. Some folks look like me!
I am from Borneo ethnic..and they say we look like Chinese .. then the Japanese came they said we look Japanese, Korean came they said we look Korean, the Filipino came they said we are Filipino.. o my whatever it is what did my ancestors did to us?
Wonderful history to learn. I am Malaysian . I've move to the Philippines. I have studied here for more than three years. The fact is that no one noticed that I am Malaysian. most of my classmate says I am a Filipino look alike... Tagalog is easy to learn.
probably bro s8nce malaysians and filipinos not perfect but a huge similarities: sterteotypes, traditions, cultures, and race except religion (opposite) ✌✌
You have not mentioned that the Filipinos are the only group in Southeast Asia that have a portion of Aztec Nahuatl Mexican genes and ancestry because of the 200+ year-long Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade (2-4 ships exchanged per year during the 17th-19th centuries). It's how vegetables, fruits, flowers, trees, spices, from Mexico and Latin America got transported to the Philippines and vice-versa. Chavacano in Zamboanga City is the only Spanish creole spoken in the region (it is similar to Mexican-style Spanish with many Malay or Visayan words. There are also Portuguese mixtures in Macau and Timor Leste.
Rene Abrea if "you" means filipinos.. seriously, why would pinoys wants to be love by spanish people?? we might not talk to it always and didn't experienced the spanish regimen in the Philippines, but never did we forget what they did to our ancestors. So, majority of us don't need a love from spaniards, it didn't even cross our mind until you mention this.
Im from Zamboanga city and I still do speak the chavacano language which i can admitt I am much fluent compared to the english language. That is why I ask for your consideration in advance for my grammar and choice of words.
Laos is the French contraction of "Land of the Lao". When the French first came to what is now Laos, it was inhabited by people who called themselves Lao, so the French called the region Laos. Quite silly actually as there are no words in Lao (and Thai) that end in the 's' sound. Lao have difficulty pronouncing the 's' sound at the end of a word, so they just say 'Lao'. Also, Lao never call themselves Laotian. They just call themselves Lao. If you want to be really technical, the inhabitants of Laos can be divided into three groups, depending on their ethnicity. Lao Loum, Lao Soung and Lao Theung. Each group have a distinctive culture and set of languages.
when you go to Philippines its very apparent that europeans were there but its always interesting how no matter how many people where had concord the island nation they still contain so much of there customs that have nothing to do with the Spanish or Americans its interesting to me. because when you speak of a group like the Spanish that basically assimilated the whole of central and South America they never could with the Philippines when you see a filipino speaking there natural dialect there are no Spanish or English words at all my spouse is bisayan and I swear that language sounds so close to what I heard in malasia or Indonesia its just really interesting how the Philippines after nearly 400 years of colonization from two major countries were able to still keep there culture to a huge extent
not colonized like mexico. Colonized by using natives or half natives. Most pure whitey hide in port fortress. Most spanish here are priests, military and some brave few.
funny but in videos of filipino interviews most foreigners comment of admixtures of english and spanish words in filipino language..you cant dress up and not use a word in spanish..ask your filipina wife
@@omgreensexpress5396 you’re correct however go down to the south of the Philippines in the Middannao province and you don’t see any of that at all. I didn’t hear any Spanish words or English. In fact when you get to tawi tawi or anywhere in the sulu sea area you just don’t hear it. Remember in Marawi? That city if you go there they speak a language called meggindinaon (I’m sure I misspelled it) it has no Spanish or English words. This is the area that my wife grew up in. So I’m a sense we are both correct. My original statement was really my pure frustration with Filipinos who act as though life didn’t start until the Spanish came, I know more about pre Spanish Philippines then most Filipinos. There is so much more to the Philippines then the people who conquered it.
So much diversity in comments, all i can say is that I am happy that I am asian and despite the mixed ancestry, i would still prefer and love my asian origin. Felt so much pride upon learning more about the asian people, our diverse culture and history. So fascinating like no other.
Cool to hear it's your favorite region to research. I'm Cambodian so would like to see a follow up thorough video of the land from historic times. Around 800 AD that whole area was the Angkor Empire aka Khmer Empire... That led to the buildings of the Angkor Wat (the biggest religious monument in the WORLD). With it's great architecture that was even named "Khmer Architecture" there had to be some influences from there as well. They are theories that the temple was built in one day and even hundreds of years before it was actually dated. Being faced to the west (the only temple to do so) and on the same latitude of another ancient site...the Pyramid of Giza. Also, the temples line up to mirror the constellation of Draco. It be nice to see what you can find out what happened before that time.
The land, people,culture, history and development of SEA is unique and need a special study with an integrated and multidiscipline approach. Pl. continue.
Not sure if this is Pure co-incidence, but as mentioned there is this group of Tribal people in Taiwan called the Kavalan. Well the co-incidence in this is that in the Tamil language spoken in South India, Kavalan actually means guardians or like bodyguards. Something to note is that Tamil language is by far one of the Oldest language in the world, it even far predates Sanskrit itself. But the Tamil language is Still spoken and used till today. And Hinduism is actually the Oldest religion that Has ALREADY set foot on South East Asia far before the Arabs made their way over there by ships. Evidence of this can be found by the building of ancients temples and cities and heritage sites today. For instance there are ancient temples and city sites that were built Far before even the famous Borrubodur in Cambodia like the Ganga Negara sites in Malaysia. These were ancients kingdoms that were captured by the Chola's since the 2nd Century. FAR before the Arabs came to Malaysia. Even the language spoken by these Kavalan people sounds more like the combination Thai and cambodian as to how the Taiwanese people speak. Taiwanese language is close to the Hokkien langguage Spoken in China, Singapore and in Malaysia as well.
I am a Sundanese. Ethnic group inhabitant western part of Java island. I like this video by far, you almost covered it all. And yes! SEA is my favorite region too!! They got it all :)
as a Filipino, im surprised to discover from this video that my ethnicity is austromesian this was never taught in our school. what was taught and what i remember is that our languages here in the Philippines belong to the malayo Polynesian family of languages
malayo-polynesian is part of austronesian. than there is the austro-tai language family (it include austronesian, kra-dai and japonic(japanese and ryukyuan)
Wouldn't Ainu people be more related to Austronesians than ethnic Japanese? The way I see it, Ainu people, being native to the islands, arrived sooner and were of Austronesian descent. Later on, a migration wave came from mainland China. They pushed Ainu people to the northernmost island, and genetically dominated the islands of Japan.
Vitalis I always thought Ainu people were probably more closely related to native Siberians and other North Asians. I could be wrong though, I'll do some further research!
To say Korean and Japanese as descendents of Austronesian people of course will be a bit crude IMO. But, it is widely talked about how Yamato Japanese came into existence from 2 races of people coming at different time to the Island. First Jomon, then Yayoi people. It's that Jomon people who are believed to come from the "South" which means either from Southeast Asia/Taiwan or Pacific. Even though there are no archaeological evidence for this, If we are to think about it, geographicaly, it's no doubt that Austronesians could have make it. They made it to Madagascar which is 8000 km away from Southeast Asia, why not to Japan which is just about 2000 km away from Taiwan. Linguistically, there are some similarities between Austronesian languages and japanese, but only a handful linguists support the connection like P. Benedict and A. Vovin. In my opinion, majority east asian (chinese, korean, japanese) have this generic look i.e. east asian look that can fit in any of the 3 countries, but there are group of people from each of these country that has undoubtedly distinctive look that only will fit in let say Japan or Korea. I've seen plentiful southeast asian looking japanese for example Japanese DJ Shinichi Osawa and Japanese footballer Keisuke Honda. They look pretty SEAsian/malay to me. i dont know much about korean, but i don't really think they have that much connection to austronesians. So i would not put it as : japanese are descendent of austronesians but rather put it like : a racial group that form japanese are descended/related to austronesian. Nevertheless, of course japanese would be more closely related to chinese in term of culture and recent genetic influence. Just my opinion.
well japan can be easy tell from chinese , but some time it hard to tell some korean and japanese dual to mixing , japan been control korea for time and many korean have some % of japanese in they blood , like the guy in buzzfeed he think he 100% korean but later found out he have like 20% of japanese lol , same for japan there are many korean that migrated to japan and some of them have mix with japanese so small % of japanese may have few % of korean but not at much at korean have japanese blood in them
Hi, where did you get the numbers for Filipino mestizos (Spanish mestizos)? I would like to know your source. From what I can dig is that not many Filipinos have Spanish ancestry due to low number of emigrant Spaniards to the Philippines. If ever there are Filipinos who have Euro ancestry, it's very minimal. Even NatGeo Geno project shows that Southern European ancestry among Filipinos is a mere 5%. It's very miniscule and almost insignificant. Censuses during the Spanish era list no more than 40,000 Spanish mestizos among millions of natives at any given time. It's the Chinese mestizos who are quite numerous, but still a miniscule amount compared to the natives. The Eurasians/mestizos in the Philippines may be more numerous than their SEAsian counterparts, it's really nothing compared to Latin Americans who are usually between 40-60% European on average. Even the Amerasians are small in numbers (50,000 estimate) in the Philippines (that is among tens of millions of natives). Spanish and American mestizos are likely not more than half a million, which is like 0.5% of the Philippine population.
I liked your video for its comprehensiveness and balance. Just a note on pronuncition: "Tagalog" is pronounce as [t'-GAH-log] with emphasis on the second-to the-last syllable (same for most long or polysyllabic Tagalog or Filipino words). "Visayan" should be pronounced as [vi-SAH-yan] with a Spanish-type letter A [short A] and not with a [long A] or [flat A = ae].
Hope WESEA (Western South East Asia) gets independence from colonial India one day! We are a part of Southeast Asia too, illegally occupied by India. India doesn't allow foreigners to visit its northeast for they fear that people will know the truth.
Though I condem racism of any kind.....I had many friends from NE during school time.... northeastern are Indians.... separatist will be killed by our military
aha we SEA peoples never forget our Manipur, Assam, Tripura, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya and Nagaland of North East India... because we are very related in many aspects.... 🙂✌️💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Great job u r very accurate and informative, I could tell how much passion u had for ASEAN... but there's just one thing I need to point out, there's a new research done on the ancestry of native people of North Borneo (Sabah, Malaysia) that are in progress to be published... The aim of the study is to unravel and compare the subsequent inference of migration history, which is the 'Out-of-Taiwan Migration'. The results shows that the ancestors of the ethnics originated from Taiwan before migrated out towards Southern Philiphines and also Indonesia... Just a little bit of info, i thought i should share
myanmar is the place where basically chinese and indian/bangladeshi meet. thailand,vietnam,cambodia,laos is mostly chinese. (even their words looks like chinese language but with some modifications. but their alphabet system is modified sanskrit alphabet system) malaysia mostly malay in the first place but some chinese n Indian came to this place long time ago. brunei is the pure malay nation. singapore/singapura were malay nation but now it became chinese nation. indonesia basically a bunch of highly diverse races and tribes and languages. philippines basically a mix between european especially spanish ppl with malay and with chinese and with a little bit of melanesian. And if u talk about the religion, indochina region is mostly buddha.. or other polytheism religion. malaysia brunei indonesia mostly muslim and indonesia has the biggest muslim population in the world (but muslim quality in indonesia is very low.. can easily brainwashed by the bad western culture), philippines is the only asian country that practices the catholicism. if u talk about the economy in this region, singapore is the king in the term of income per capita and the city management. indonesia is the king in the term of national GDP per year. indonesia's income is around 900billions - 1 trillion us dollar per year but the corruption rate is high. yup. this region is highly diverse region. But we can UNITE. Not like the EUROPEAN UNION and the WEST WORLD who CANNOT UNITE BECAUSE THE DIFFERENCIES. especially when it comes into black ppl, muslims, and the refugee problem.
well guys.. if u not agree with my comment, correct me if im wrong with the TRUE FACTS or.. do your own research pls.. use google or youtube. dont spread the hate. dont let the ignorance controls you. dont make yourself stupid or idiot. all of my statements true, right? maybe not all of them.. but almost all of them.
Abdilah Ramadhan mybe we are little bit lazy but we not stupid,thats why malaysia and singapore are most rich and stabil economy in southern asian.. we work smart not work hard but stupid hahahahaha
lol 1. brunei is 67% malay. 2. philippines culturally may be influenced by spain but genetically not really. 3. no, no, no thailand, vietnam, cambodia, and laos ARE NOT chinese, even linguistically, burmese is more closely related to chinese than those languages. get your facts right.
+ProGunn3rz malay could be 1. "malayan race" which includes most of austronesian speaking people in southeast asia (malay, javanese, filipino, etc) -> this is what I refer to 2. ethnic malay which inhabit peninsular malaysia, singapore, and some indonesian areas
Dzulfikar: what do you mean that Muslim quality in Indonesia is very low? do you expect them as radical as Middle east? in fact they are not low quality, they are peaceful Islam and live Harmony with other religion. Yes recently the radical/extremist keep increasing but it is not brainwashing by western,but Wahabis of Middle east instead
You could do a video just on the diversity of ethnic minority “hilltribes” in Southeast Asia, in addition to The Hmong. I was surprised you didn’t at least give mention to The Karen who are a diverse group in their own right with a vital history, and can be seen today doing menial labour all around central Bangkok, and The Mon who had a tremendous cultural impact on Southeast Asia.
I'm Filipino and many of my fellow Filipinos have mistaken me for Japanese. My family history indicates that I have a high possibility. Also, I wish to know more about 'pure' South East Asians. What was life like for them without much European influence. I think Polynesians are reminiscent as to what South East Asians would've been like.
original austronesians looked maybe similar to southern chinese and native taiwanese, but also like today, austronesian, kra-dai and japanese have a common origin in southern china. some polynesians are mixed with melanesians, this is why some polynesians look different. original southeast asians looked mostly like today. original austronesian religion was very similar to japanese shinto and some folk religions in china (animism)
Yesterday, we proud in our ethnicity Today, we proud in our nationality Tomorrow, we'll proud as Southeast Asia people One day, We'll proud as one Humanity
we gonna proud as one humanity if kim jong un launch his nuclear toward america and destroy youtube office,facebook,google and shut down the whole internet connection all over the world. If that happen we will be unite together.
I'm Filipino myself and of all the asians i've encountered here in the US, Vietnamese and Thai people have been the friendliest, aside from my own Filipino culture, as a result, I love Southeast Asian people.
Name 1 South East Asian country not full of rape and lady boys and is not a shithole that's not Singapore. You all suck. But that's not your fault. Your regional location and cultural history obstructed a lot of things for you.
Lionel Nathan de Rothschild I feel sorry for your blindness. You don't seem to know asean at all. Yet keep trolling as if you know everything here. I've seen some narrow minded people like you in real life, they're all pathethic in real life, skill less, useless, etc etc. So they troll in the internet to make themself feel valuable, to feel respected, to feel educated.
stuka80 ,im chinese i love thais,vietnamese,indonesian and laotion people bcause they is beautiful people of sea asian,but what they looks pretty or handsome is bcause many chinese live in their country hahaha
That's why we South East Asian have a more open mindset and express much more tolerance compared to monocultural countries, owing thanks to the fact that we are exposed to so much different cultures and languages.
Sorry, can't relate. High number of Southeast Asians act openly racist towards my ethnic group every day. Which I find genuinely despicable. That is my experience for sure.
Filipinos look like other Southeast Asians like Malays, Thais, Indonesians, we are not MIXED with Spanish like some Filipinos are falsely claiming. The Majority of Filipinos are of Austronesian and East Asian ancestry . While only 0.03% have Spanish blood. Almost all of us look like South East Asians or mixed with East Asian. We're not mixed or a melting pot like other Filipinos are exaggerating. The only significant foreign blood is Chinese where 35% of Filipinos have Chinese ancestry. Spanish Filipinos are a very rare minority in the Philippines as the Spanish throughout the colonial period only migrated to the Philippines in very SMALL numbers - they were always a very small minority never numbering more than 8,000 out of 11 million Filipinos which is a micro number! The Philippines was not a settler colony like Latin America but a commercial hub. Consider it like Britain's relationship to India or the Dutch to Indonesia . There are just numerous small minority bubbles of foreign colonisers, resistance, and self-preservation that prevented a complete takeover unlike most of Latin America where they received massive amounts of spanish migration hence why most of them are mestizos (mixed with Spanish) Most of the Philippines was never actually colonized by the Spanish. For example most of the Interior of Mindanao and upper Luzon never saw a colonial effort. Latin American colonies were often "settler" colonies to where spaniards migrated (think USA, Canada, Australia-style colonies, made up mostly of migrants who didn't originate from there) and intermarried with most of the population. Philippines was an "extractive" colony, there for trade. More like the African colonies for the British and India. Spaniards didn't intermarry and migrate there in large numbers,
丹佛 If Filipinos look mixed then so do Thais Malaysians, chinese, and Indonesians by basic logic. Filipinos don’t look like Latinos in the slightest. Most filipinos look either Chinese or indonesian/Malaysian, or Pacific Islander. The ones who look Latin represent such a tiny minority and are usually mixed actors.
Can I ask are you Filipino and do you live here in the Philippines? Alot of other southeast asian nationalities tend to hate on us Filipinos, not sure really why. Cause I’m Filipino. Born here and I live here. I can tell you its quite a mix here. Especially if you go to Cebu City, Dumaguete City and Cagayan De Oro City. You will see a beautiful mix of Filipinos/Filipinas displaying features of Malay, Spanish, Chinese. In addition there is a new wave of mixing here in the Philippines more and more Europeans, Indians and even Africans are coming here and mixing with the people already here.
@@johncabahug7462 not that mixed more like 2% of the population are mixed but the rest is either Austronesian or Chinese mixed basically Race here in the Philippines is homogeneous unlike Latin America where most of the population are a mixed of Amerindian and Caucasian, while Filipino and Chinese are both Mongoloid race if both are mixed you will basically get the same thing
ive lived around cambodian..vietnamese and filipinos and i love southeast asian cultures and in particular pinoy culture...i spent a month in the philippines and loved it!
helen posey because the people in hawaii and guam and Philippines are related. This 3 islands are own by the family of rajah Lapulapu. The Tallano Family.
hakundakatada asian and pacific islanders are literally the same shit just differient ethnic groups why do you think we have asian pacific islander month?
HakunaKatada mmmm you sound as if you know a lot of the history of Philipoines. now i ask you why do our island names and volcanoes are in Hebrew language and not in any asian language. have you done any research on why the Europeans explored and conquer South East Asia in the 1500AD. those are the days were there are no Philippines yet but the island is already civilized even before the birth of Christ. it happens that it is not a colonizer. Spain change the country name to own it and stop the European expedition to look for the Islands of Ophir whish is the old name of Philippines. our old language and writings are simiar with Hebrew. and if you are Christian then you can understand well about biblical Ophir.
helen posey Filipinos have been migrating to Hawaii as early as the 18th century (The island needed more plantation workers at that time.) And Filipino people do have the tendency of having varied skin color, with or without having any other descent...
if ASEAN unite that is....but reality........ one country bickering about the other country thats a fact...like it or not Indonesian Hates Malaysian. and Malaysian Hates Indonesian... Sad but true
Sydyk Sunny Yes, indeed! I myself often noticed the feud between the citizens from these two countries whenever I read comments while watching videos about Southeast Asia. May I know the reason why there's hatred between Malaysia and Indonesia? It's just ironic that these two neighboring SEA nations don't get along well with each other.
DNA southeast Asia generally Malaysia : Austronesia + Austroasitic Indonesia : Austronesia + Austroasiatic (not Included west papua) Philippine : Austronesian Thailand : Tai Kadai + Austroasiatic + Austronesian Cambodia : Austroasiatic (Khmer), Austroasiatic + Austronesia (Champa) Vietnam : Chinese + Austroasiatic
I'm Lao... So sometimes I remember having identity crisis since elementary. We were taking idk what you call em, "state profiency" type tests, I guess, & those check boxes for the races.... I don't consider myself an islander. I think of Hawaii or the Phillipins. Idek how you spell that. Not me. But it was like 😭 I'm not any of em! What am I supposed to be? There was 2 Asians in my class, including me. She moved away & I think she actually was Chinese tho. Now, I'm just kind of used to it. Ppl thinking I'm Spanish too. Just happened to me today. Pretended like I understood him, said thanks, cut him off & started talking to the cashier instead 🤷🏻♀️. But if I was mixed w/ anything, I wonder if it's from my mom's side. She's southern. But she looks more idk, typical Asian... My dad doesn't but he's northern Lao 🤔🤷🏻♀️
Iam half pilipino half chinese but i choose and love filipino they are the most friendliest nicest, loving people in southeast asian country... im proud to be a filipino
I have chinese and spanish blood. Im white but I choose to be filipino in every way! Mabuhay pilipinas. Putang ina nyo mga hinayupak na basher! Papatayin ko kayo hahaha
I am Filipino originally from the Philippines but I live in Canada now. Good job, you completely nailed the subject and I agree with everything you said. The Afrocentrists that keeps claiming the Papuans as Africans would have a heart attack upon knowing that Africans and Papuans are very distinct from each other.
Just like when Arabs & europeans claim ancient Egypt wasn't "Black Africans". Even with the face of a black man on the Sphinx. Think God the truth about Egypt is finally coming out, even though the Europeans and Arabs still deny it. Funny thing about power, who ever had it in the past are now found out to be racist liars.
Lethal Weapon, Good point 👍🏽 I can't wait to hear the answer to that one. 😄😄 The Europeans from the past did a great job brainwashing the people. All they have to do is tell them the lies and put it in a book and a lot of the non europeans believe it, smh. There are a lot of historical books out there that are complete lies!!!
Maori of New Zealand and the rest of the Polynesians mostly descended from the people from Taiwan and Southeast Asia and they are Austronesian speaking but they also have minor ancestry from Papuans. So they are much closer to a Filipino like me to than to Africans. For Papuans, along with the Australian Aborigines, descended from the earliest humans that settled in southern Asia and they arrived in New Guinea 40000 to 50000 years ago and they have Neanderthal and Denisovan DNA, which west and southern Africans do not have. Later human migrations later absorbed the previous inhabitants related to the Papuans and they became the South Asians and Southeast Asians today. I guess they have an African appearance because of the climate but they can grow blonde hair but keep in mind that Africa itself is very heterogeneous like how the southern Khoisan looks so different from the other Africans. Southeast Asians has a much higher genetic relationships with the Polynesians/Papuans than any other group including Africans. A lot of Southeast Asian groups actually has a minor Papuan/Melanesian ancestry and Polynesians are basically Southeast Asiatics that got isolated in the vast Pacific Ocean that didn't get Chinese/Indian influence and got fat somehow.
@@veterinarianputra8383 hmm yes the floor here is made out of floor Would make more sense to say "southeast asian israel" because Israel is already in asia just that it is in the asian part westerners call "the Middle East" (west asia)
I just came across this video and find it very informative. I'm from Mizoram which is in Indian territory but shares a border with Myanmar. You might wanna focus on some of the "Northeast" ethnic population of India. We got Sino-Tibetan, Austric, and even Mon-Khmer language cultures too.
@@zelina364 only meghalaya is close to SE language Mizoram, and other indigenous language are sino tibeto language family, and the people also smaller height compared with neighbourghring seven sister states
Hi Masaman, thank you for this video. It's very interesting. I'm from East Malaysia, from Borneo & from one of the largest ethnicity / race there. A Land Dayak or nowadays called as the Bidayuh people. We're mostly found at the 'tail end' of Borneo; in the region of Lundu, Kuching & Serian. We are both fair & also dark skinned with wavy, curly & straight hair. And we have different languages too; Biatah, Salako, Jagoi etc etc... Even our countrymen are sometime confused with our actual lineage. (LOL) I hope you can talk more about Borneo next time.
Uhmm if you don't mind me to ask you something is there a language Called (Bisaya/Tagalog) in Borneo? Coz as I remember my Mother mentioned before that her Grandfather use to go to your country (Borneo) and she said that Borneo is part of Philippines before and there's a lot of Filipinos in there and I'm curious if there's still Filipinos there... 😆🤝
@@deb4594 from Sabah here east Malaysia of Borneo. O po we still have some Tagalog people, visayas, tausug sama Ilocano people here. In fact most Sabahan(a term we call for people of Sabah) does understand some Tagalog and other Philippines dialect. Me myself have descendants from Tagalog people.
if you remove all the lines from the map that divides the land you can see the mixing of people...its not complicated at all...my neighbors are Polynesian and black and they look like they're from Melanesia
Brilliant video. I am an Aussie with Irish/Chinese ancestory. My wife is a Filipina. Your video shows that our daughter's genes came from around the world. Well done keep up the good work. 😀
I am mainly considered Malay, but I do have arab, chinese and indian blood! and my great great grandfather was a scottish. He came to Malaysia due to the Brit Colonisation. U've done great research.
DO MORE! I went to philippines for vacation this summer and I haven't there for 10 years since I was 8. I got so stuck with western stereotypes that philippines have one major peoples. Then I soon realized that there were people with really different looks and can be very different from the typical east asian features. Some people looked like they can pass as half black and some can pass as some type of half caucasian. I went to many islands and each island had more or less types of feautures that I saw. It was very interesting
@Reddish Jumbo Hotdog then tell me who's pure filipino. we came from different races such as austronesian, east asian,south east asian, caucasian and etc.
@Reddish Jumbo Hotdog You know, you're just starting an unnecessary argument with your comment right? As an open-minded person I strongly suggest to never criticize strangers online especially if you don't know shit about them, you don't even know the commenter and you're calling him filipino? seeing his pfp, you know he might be east-asian or either malay, indo right? how about "Educating" yourself if you want to be treated right, you're acting stupid and ignorant, and you can't even see it.
Zayn Malik, bad idea to bring out religion. But I do honestly respect you for being a Moro (if you are one). Resisted Spanish domination for centuries like us here in the mountains of North Luzon.
I've been in Singapore before.I noticed that Indonesian are nearer to Filipinos,the way they speak.I understand. The same words but some times not the same meaning,but I still understand it.they looks like me.brown and short!I have a very strong feeling that they are related to me.
First time we visited Singapore I felt I don't really leave Manila because the crowd looks Pinoys. I'll never guessed who were kabayan Pinoys until they speak tagalog or bisaya
@@rush6837 some parts of Metro Manila are clean comparable with Singapore places like Makati, BGC and East Wood. I'll surely love to go back to Singapore
I think you forgot to mention Borneo ppl who are sub cultural from Malays and Philiphines. Some of them similar to Filipino and some with native ppl where you called Malaynisian. But that's okay. Nice video btw
Very true in my Filipino martial arts class there was talk of 10 Bornean datus who established colonies in the area If I'm not mistaken where the Battle of Mactan was fought... I'm not certain if the story is historically true because a few Filipino researchers find the story a bit sketchy however some believed that a few of those datus returned to try to overthrow the tyrant King they first fled from..... You could probably find this information in the book entitled the Filipino Marshall culture written by Mark v Wiley... It is definitely a very good book...
Thank you so much for making this kind of video. As an Arab Indonesian, I'm so passionate knowing more about the ethic backgrounds in SEA in interesting way such as UA-cam. I immediately subscribe after seeing one of your video. Hope to see your channel getting bigger and better!
Wow your spelling is great tho.. thank you phillipines, hope I can understand filipino language and talk to you guys. It's really interesting to talk with other filipino, cause they really similar to us (Indonesian) and we even share the same roots. Salam from Indonesian Muslim
@@alzymaulanabermanto1678 Saya seorang Moro Bangsamoro di Filipina. Berkaitan dengan bahasa Melayu dari segi budaya, bahasa dan agama. Saya berharap orang Moro dapat berdikari agar kita dapat berinteraksi dengan saudara-saudari di Malaysia dan Indonesia dengan lebih bebas lagi
Melanesian's carry a blond hair gene unique to them and that is distinct from a European blond hair gene. The island of New Guinea is one the most ethnically/ linguistically diverse places on Earth their are over 1,000 languages spoken their.
I have met blond Melanesians in Zamboanga City, Philippines where I grew up. They are members of the Samal tribe, a boat people, sea gypsies of the southern Philippines. They have their own dialects and sub cultures. We spoke Chavacano (Spanish Creole), English, and Pilipino at home. My mother is Spanish and German from Texas, and dad is Portuguese Chinese (Macau) and Zamboangueno. But the Zamoanga Peninsula is like a microcasm of SE Asia,, soo diverse!
You may not equate all Indonesian natives are Austronesians because the island of Papua is Melanesia. and we guard their feelings, so that they still feel, that they too are Indonesian
Southeast Asia is one of my favorite regions in the world to learn about! It's got ethnic, linguistic, and religious diversity not seen elsewhere on the planet, and it's important to learn about!
+Masaman Vietnamese Pride!
Masaman didn't the ancient Hindus of southern India has an enormous influence in the region
Robert Mitchell Yes. Many Hindu empires arose across all of Southeast Asia, but now the only native Hindu groups are the Balinese and the Cham.
Robert Mitchell
yes that is why it is called Indochina in some languages
Robert Mitchell
Yes, that is why this region of South Asia is referred to as Indochina on some maps as well as in some languages to this very day
Just like people say: "Never call every Latino Mexican" don't be calling every Asian "Chinese"
@Stoned Most people upon first glance believe that I’m Indian (Hindi) or Middle Eastern (Saudi Arabian).....
......I’m a Blasian (Black/Filipina) girl who was born and raised the US!👏🏽😂😅
True
What's ironic is that if you go anywhwre in Latin America, Latinos call every Asian "Chino" lol
@@TCWG87 here in PH 🇵🇭 if yot have almond eyes 👁 👁 you’ll be called Chino/chinito
Every middle eastern is not Arab. Every Arab is not Muslim.
I hope westerner watch this .. so they will not give wrong stereotype about Asian people.. and Asia is huge, not only China or Japan, it include from middle east, south Asia, center Asia, and South east Asia.. :)
Well I do :P I am from Sweden, i have always been interested in asia. Unfortunately, I have only been in an Asian country yet. Rest very little because of no money for it. But had the privilege of traveling to the Philippines 6 months ago. Love the Philippines, both nature and the people that are absolutely wonderful. Will definitely go there again. Hope to visit many more Asian countries in the future!
You are always welcome :D
Thank you :)
Aki Helmsman
Only US and Canada think that Asians are east Asians. However, in UK, they think that Asians are Southasian.
Aki Helmsman dont leave out russia...
cheers man u did an awesome work here in this video I've been to Malaysia 5 years before and I've seen large diversity of Chinese Indians and Malay people their cultures were fascinating
moe mansoor Thank you! I've been to Singapore a few years ago when I was 17, and it was one of the best places I've ever visited. Beautiful city, great people.
We're getting pretty close to hitting 1K subs, can't thank you enough for your support! I will be trying my hand at alternate history and perhaps top 10 lists soon.
Masaman I'm announcing your channel bro can't wait for your success 😄
moe mansoor Thank you for your kind comment.😃 I'm Malaysian, btw.
Miss Fadillah you're welcome from your name I think you are a Malayo !
Greetings from Sudan :)
moe mansoor haha. Good Job. It's melayu but you nailed it anyway. Wow, You came all the way from Sudan to Malaysia few years back? *sorry for asking 😅 , i'm just curious.
Philippines Indonesia and Malaysia are same root..... let's love each other not war or who's the best..... let's unite as one root.... love and peace....
I am happy 😘😘😘😘😘masha Allah
Hi. I'm from Philippines. I want to say that let us spread love to the world. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Let us desolate terrorism and please do not support them if we're friends. From phil
Agreed
@Virak Thong you are buddhist but you are also hateful person. How can you be like that?
I changed this comment so nobody knows what actually happened 👀
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for many east Asian，Indian=Middle east(white) or African (black)
No, Indians have 20% haplogroup C, D and K. All of these are not White dna. Even Indians' r1a haplogroup is so different from White people's r1a
@HoiNam Superior Southern Chinese All Asians look Chinese? What about Indians then or people from the Middle East? Learn to read you entitled white yak.
I hate that stereotype.
it's nice seeing people interested in the southeast Asia, we have rich histories and culturally diverse but most westerners probably sees us as somewhat a backwater countries. I just wish there are more people like you which explain us more to the world. greetings from Malaysia 😁.
wow u a fan of Ben Affleck
as a south east asian person, i can tell you that there are 2 rules in commenting about south east asian countries in social media: 1. if you brag about your country is better than the rest of SEA, the rest will bash you. 2. if you praise other countries, they will praise your country too. SEA may diverse but we have a common same way in threating others. love
that's noy just countries that's people in general.
Their dna is close
😂😂😂
I have alot of experienced of that with Malay and Indo, I'm a Filipino btw😂😂😐
thanks for sharing this. greetings from a Javanese
we love Javanese
rahadian panji oki i'm quarter javanese. and i like PECEL. very much thank you
pecel is GOOOOOD!
rahadian panji oki i prefer rendang and sate
_Indoneshia! We have mutual ancestors.The factual fact is there are Many Japanese people who have Southeast Asian DNA within them! Including me._ (^～^)
*I was surprised that both Javanese and Japanese language have registers (Politeness-dependent system). From what I studied, Japanese and Javanese also have so many similiarities, I'm quite interested in learning more about the origin of Jomon people of ancient Japan and Southeast Asia. Furthermore, Japanese people are as short as Indoneshia (Especially : Javanese) people are.*
We're relatives! (∩_∩) Japanese & Javanese; www
Your channel is the best - hard to find someone covering people groups with such honesty and precision
Very imformative. thank u for educating us. Nice to have seen this video today. greetings from The Philippines.
I am 25% Khmer, 25% Indian, 25% Chinese and 25% Thai, a real Indochinese but living in North America. Hard to identify my real culture.
there's a lot like you in Canada
lol im 10% dutch, 50%Austronesian 15% han Chinese and 25% melanesian.... at least i live in indonesia.....
That's so cool! :o
I believe I am 20% southern Chinese 10% Middle Chinese 50% Northern Chinese and 20% Northeastern Chinese 😂
I am from PH but genetically and physically I look a bit different. The average male height of that region is about 5'4" (according to wikipedia) and here I am at 6'2" 200lbs with a full beard.
An explanation for this is that I have European DNA, both from southern Europe (Spain/Portugal) and some additional Celtic DNA (from England/Scotland).
We're not all the same. Some folks look like me!
Awesome video!!! Very informative. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
yeah
I am from Borneo ethnic..and they say we look like Chinese .. then the Japanese came they said we look Japanese, Korean came they said we look Korean, the Filipino came they said we are Filipino.. o my whatever it is what did my ancestors did to us?
Same af
lmao. mostly of you'all dont look like korean
Wonderful history to learn. I am Malaysian . I've move to the Philippines. I have studied here for more than three years. The fact is that no one noticed that I am Malaysian. most of my classmate says I am a Filipino look alike... Tagalog is easy to learn.
probably bro s8nce malaysians and filipinos not perfect but a huge similarities: sterteotypes, traditions, cultures, and race except religion (opposite) ✌✌
tagalog is so difficult dude idk how it can be easy for you
Nak tanya, muka org filipina dan melayu same je ke?
@@hambaallah7398 modern filipino in luzon are half half so their faces are difference, but in visayas and mindanao they look like malay
are you from West in Malaysia?
You have not mentioned that the Filipinos are the only group in Southeast Asia that have a portion of Aztec Nahuatl Mexican genes and ancestry because of the 200+ year-long Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade (2-4 ships exchanged per year during the 17th-19th centuries). It's how vegetables, fruits, flowers, trees, spices, from Mexico and Latin America got transported to the Philippines and vice-versa. Chavacano in Zamboanga City is the only Spanish creole spoken in the region (it is similar to Mexican-style Spanish with many Malay or Visayan words. There are also Portuguese mixtures in Macau and Timor Leste.
greetng from beliguim now in Philippines studying asian biology
NewVid prove it. you're making a guest? because you're thinking that spanish people love you?
Rene Abrea if "you" means filipinos.. seriously, why would pinoys wants to be love by spanish people?? we might not talk to it always and didn't experienced the spanish regimen in the Philippines, but never did we forget what they did to our ancestors. So, majority of us don't need a love from spaniards, it didn't even cross our mind until you mention this.
Selwyn Clyde Alojipan that info can be included if he would create a new video discussing The Philippine discovery, race and culture alone.
Im from Zamboanga city and I still do speak the chavacano language which i can admitt I am much fluent compared to the english language. That is why I ask for your consideration in advance for my grammar and choice of words.
Laos is pronounced as "Lao"
Tagalog is pronounced as "Ta-ga-log" in which syllables are elongated
Laos is the French contraction of "Land of the Lao". When the French first came to what is now Laos, it was inhabited by people who called themselves Lao, so the French called the region Laos. Quite silly actually as there are no words in Lao (and Thai) that end in the 's' sound. Lao have difficulty pronouncing the 's' sound at the end of a word, so they just say 'Lao'. Also, Lao never call themselves Laotian. They just call themselves Lao.
If you want to be really technical, the inhabitants of Laos can be divided into three groups, depending on their ethnicity. Lao Loum, Lao Soung and Lao Theung. Each group have a distinctive culture and set of languages.
Tagalog cames from the word taga Ilog
@@Random_JapGuy Ohh", "from the river" Huh. Neat, I often wonder why it's called Tagalog.
when you go to Philippines its very apparent that europeans were there but its always interesting how no matter how many people where had concord the island nation they still contain so much of there customs that have nothing to do with the Spanish or Americans its interesting to me. because when you speak of a group like the Spanish that basically assimilated the whole of central and South America they never could with the Philippines when you see a filipino speaking there natural dialect there are no Spanish or English words at all my spouse is bisayan and I swear that language sounds so close to what I heard in malasia or Indonesia its just really interesting how the Philippines after nearly 400 years of colonization from two major countries were able to still keep there culture to a huge extent
its because of radical islamic influences, haven't you heard? they were once called aklan malays
not colonized like mexico. Colonized by using natives or half natives. Most pure whitey hide in port fortress. Most spanish here are priests, military and some brave few.
funny but in videos of filipino interviews most foreigners comment of admixtures of english and spanish words in filipino language..you cant dress up and not use a word in spanish..ask your filipina wife
@@omgreensexpress5396 you’re correct however go down to the south of the Philippines in the Middannao province and you don’t see any of that at all. I didn’t hear any Spanish words or English. In fact when you get to tawi tawi or anywhere in the sulu sea area you just don’t hear it. Remember in Marawi? That city if you go there they speak a language called meggindinaon (I’m sure I misspelled it) it has no Spanish or English words. This is the area that my wife grew up in. So I’m a sense we are both correct. My original statement was really my pure frustration with Filipinos who act as though life didn’t start until the Spanish came, I know more about pre Spanish Philippines then most Filipinos. There is so much more to the Philippines then the people who conquered it.
@@LRichelieu actually the only 100 % spanish language in philippines is chavacano, a pidgin spanish spoken in city of zamboanga in mindanao
So much diversity in comments, all i can say is that I am happy that I am asian and despite the mixed ancestry, i would still prefer and love my asian origin. Felt so much pride upon learning more about the asian people, our diverse culture and history. So fascinating like no other.
Thank you for making this video. Btw I'm from Thailand
Thanks for this video, its cool and i learned more about myself. Greetings from the Philippines!
South East Asia also should include Yunnan Province of China and North Eastern India
Good point bro
Well researched. Thanks for such detailed information.
i love my country phillippines and the map of phillippines is unique and beautiful
Cool to hear it's your favorite region to research. I'm Cambodian so would like to see a follow up thorough video of the land from historic times. Around 800 AD that whole area was the Angkor Empire aka Khmer Empire... That led to the buildings of the Angkor Wat (the biggest religious monument in the WORLD). With it's great architecture that was even named "Khmer Architecture" there had to be some influences from there as well. They are theories that the temple was built in one day and even hundreds of years before it was actually dated. Being faced to the west (the only temple to do so) and on the same latitude of another ancient site...the Pyramid of Giza. Also, the temples line up to mirror the constellation of Draco. It be nice to see what you can find out what happened before that time.
I have watched a lot of your vids and subbed. You deserve it! Great content. From a Dutch-Indonesian 👍🏽
Great video as always Masaman. I will always be subscribed to you mate cause you are such a smart fellow.
Aphex Death Thanks for the support! We're getting pretty close to 1K subs!
Dude you alreasdy know I am a fan. I sure hope more peopl catch on from one college kid to another
You deserve it
Great work on this subject. Truly our region is a melting pot of different peoples.
The land, people,culture, history and development of SEA is unique and need a special study with an integrated and multidiscipline approach. Pl. continue.
Not sure if this is Pure co-incidence, but as mentioned there is this group of Tribal people in Taiwan called the Kavalan. Well the co-incidence in this is that in the Tamil language spoken in South India, Kavalan actually means guardians or like bodyguards.
Something to note is that Tamil language is by far one of the Oldest language in the world, it even far predates Sanskrit itself. But the Tamil language is Still spoken and used till today. And Hinduism is actually the Oldest religion that Has ALREADY set foot on South East Asia far before the Arabs made their way over there by ships. Evidence of this can be found by the building of ancients temples and cities and heritage sites today.
For instance there are ancient temples and city sites that were built Far before even the famous Borrubodur in Cambodia like the Ganga Negara sites in Malaysia. These were ancients kingdoms that were captured by the Chola's since the 2nd Century. FAR before the Arabs came to Malaysia.
Even the language spoken by these Kavalan people sounds more like the combination Thai and cambodian as to how the Taiwanese people speak. Taiwanese language is close to the Hokkien langguage Spoken in China, Singapore and in Malaysia as well.
25% of the population of Hawaii is of Filipino origin
This is like saying "Most of the American population is British Origin"
@@triagustinwahyuningrum1565 except one statement is true and the other is false.
The best educational video about South East Asia in youtube.!
Afterall we're all descended from one great great grandfather.. Adam. Greeting from Malaysia. PEACE!
As malaysian born,I always wanted to know where I actually come from or where my ancestors look like.
@Ammar Error im malay...
Ko pegi search pasal org buat test dna utk cek asal usul ko, tapi mahal jugak la dlm usd 250
@Ammar Error : LOL.....
Great video! learned something new.
Thanks! Try impressing your Southeast Asian friends!
I liked and sub. This is great
I am a Sundanese. Ethnic group inhabitant western part of Java island. I like this video by far, you almost covered it all. And yes! SEA is my favorite region too!! They got it all :)
as a Filipino, im surprised to discover from this video that my ethnicity is austromesian this was never taught in our school. what was taught and what i remember is that our languages here in the Philippines belong to the malayo Polynesian family of languages
malayo-polynesian is part of austronesian.
than there is the austro-tai language family (it include austronesian, kra-dai and japonic(japanese and ryukyuan)
8:46, I just walked through this gate this morning on Ongpin street,. Manila.
From what I've seen, Japanese and Korean are more closely related to Mongolian than Austronesian, but other than that great job
Yeah, I agree. I've seen a few sources that claimed the Austonesian/Japanese connection though, so thought it was worth mentioning.
Wouldn't Ainu people be more related to Austronesians than ethnic Japanese? The way I see it, Ainu people, being native to the islands, arrived sooner and were of Austronesian descent. Later on, a migration wave came from mainland China. They pushed Ainu people to the northernmost island, and genetically dominated the islands of Japan.
Vitalis I always thought Ainu people were probably more closely related to native Siberians and other North Asians. I could be wrong though, I'll do some further research!
To say Korean and Japanese as descendents of Austronesian people of course will be a bit crude IMO. But, it is widely talked about how Yamato Japanese came into existence from 2 races of people coming at different time to the Island. First Jomon, then Yayoi people. It's that Jomon people who are believed to come from the "South" which means either from Southeast Asia/Taiwan or Pacific. Even though there are no archaeological evidence for this, If we are to think about it, geographicaly, it's no doubt that Austronesians could have make it. They made it to Madagascar which is 8000 km away from Southeast Asia, why not to Japan which is just about 2000 km away from Taiwan. Linguistically, there are some similarities between Austronesian languages and japanese, but only a handful linguists support the connection like P. Benedict and A. Vovin.
In my opinion, majority east asian (chinese, korean, japanese) have this generic look i.e. east asian look that can fit in any of the 3 countries, but there are group of people from each of these country that has undoubtedly distinctive look that only will fit in let say Japan or Korea. I've seen plentiful southeast asian looking japanese for example Japanese DJ Shinichi Osawa and Japanese footballer Keisuke Honda. They look pretty SEAsian/malay to me. i dont know much about korean, but i don't really think they have that much connection to austronesians.
So i would not put it as : japanese are descendent of austronesians but rather put it like : a racial group that form japanese are descended/related to austronesian. Nevertheless, of course japanese would be more closely related to chinese in term of culture and recent genetic influence. Just my opinion.
well japan can be easy tell from chinese , but some time it hard to tell some korean and japanese dual to mixing , japan been control korea for time and many korean have some % of japanese in they blood , like the guy in buzzfeed he think he 100% korean but later found out he have like 20% of japanese lol , same for japan there are many korean that migrated to japan and some of them have mix with japanese so small % of japanese may have few % of korean but not at much at korean have japanese blood in them
Will you do a part two? I really think your channel is awesome. I have learned so much about different people. Thank you.
Good work on this video. Enjoyed it.
Hi, where did you get the numbers for Filipino mestizos (Spanish mestizos)? I would like to know your source. From what I can dig is that not many Filipinos have Spanish ancestry due to low number of emigrant Spaniards to the Philippines. If ever there are Filipinos who have Euro ancestry, it's very minimal. Even NatGeo Geno project shows that Southern European ancestry among Filipinos is a mere 5%. It's very miniscule and almost insignificant. Censuses during the Spanish era list no more than 40,000 Spanish mestizos among millions of natives at any given time. It's the Chinese mestizos who are quite numerous, but still a miniscule amount compared to the natives.
The Eurasians/mestizos in the Philippines may be more numerous than their SEAsian counterparts, it's really nothing compared to Latin Americans who are usually between 40-60% European on average. Even the Amerasians are small in numbers (50,000 estimate) in the Philippines (that is among tens of millions of natives). Spanish and American mestizos are likely not more than half a million, which is like 0.5% of the Philippine population.
Best yt channel in existance
I liked your video for its comprehensiveness and balance. Just a note on pronuncition: "Tagalog" is pronounce as [t'-GAH-log] with emphasis on the second-to the-last syllable (same for most long or polysyllabic Tagalog or Filipino words). "Visayan" should be pronounced as [vi-SAH-yan] with a Spanish-type letter A [short A] and not with a [long A] or [flat A = ae].
*ASEAN COUNTRIES* Shouldn't fight about who is better than the other.
Soon, we'll all be: *ONE CHINA!*
your just a fucking troll and have 0 percent knowledge of what you're talking about
Francine Jao I think it's possible tho. Not far from reality and its really scary.
Francis Sy what a defeatist.
it's possible...China is doing some inhuman activities already..
Singapore first, who's next?
Hope WESEA (Western South East Asia) gets independence from colonial India one day!
We are a part of Southeast Asia too, illegally occupied by India. India doesn't allow foreigners to visit its northeast for they fear that people will know the truth.
Haha nice dream..... never gonna happen..... our army will take care
Though I condem racism of any kind.....I had many friends from NE during school time.... northeastern are Indians.... separatist will be killed by our military
aha we SEA peoples never forget our Manipur, Assam, Tripura, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya and Nagaland of North East India... because we are very related in many aspects.... 🙂✌️💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
@MATHA NOSHTO-MAN what is India?
just keep spreading.. lol.. thats filipino anthem.. keep making babies!!!! hahaha
Great job u r very accurate and informative, I could tell how much passion u had for ASEAN... but there's just one thing I need to point out, there's a new research done on the ancestry of native people of North Borneo (Sabah, Malaysia) that are in progress to be published... The aim of the study is to unravel and compare the subsequent inference of migration history, which is the 'Out-of-Taiwan Migration'. The results shows that the ancestors of the ethnics originated from Taiwan before migrated out towards Southern Philiphines and also Indonesia... Just a little bit of info, i thought i should share
Thumbs up!
hurray
Learned a lot not only about me being Filipino but also people from the neighboring countries. Love the ASEAN region!
myanmar is the place where basically chinese and indian/bangladeshi meet. thailand,vietnam,cambodia,laos is mostly chinese. (even their words looks like chinese language but with some modifications. but their alphabet system is modified sanskrit alphabet system)
malaysia mostly malay in the first place but some chinese n Indian came to this place long time ago. brunei is the pure malay nation. singapore/singapura were malay nation but now it became chinese nation. indonesia basically a bunch of highly diverse races and tribes and languages. philippines basically a mix between european especially spanish ppl with malay and with chinese and with a little bit of melanesian.
And if u talk about the religion, indochina region is mostly buddha.. or other polytheism religion. malaysia brunei indonesia mostly muslim and indonesia has the biggest muslim population in the world (but muslim quality in indonesia is very low.. can easily brainwashed by the bad western culture), philippines is the only asian country that practices the catholicism.
if u talk about the economy in this region, singapore is the king in the term of income per capita and the city management. indonesia is the king in the term of national GDP per year. indonesia's income is around 900billions - 1 trillion us dollar per year but the corruption rate is high.
yup. this region is highly diverse region. But we can UNITE. Not like the EUROPEAN UNION and the WEST WORLD who CANNOT UNITE BECAUSE THE DIFFERENCIES. especially when it comes into black ppl, muslims, and the refugee problem.
well guys..
if u not agree with my comment, correct me if im wrong with the TRUE FACTS or.. do your own research pls.. use google or youtube. dont spread the hate. dont let the ignorance controls you. dont make yourself stupid or idiot.
all of my statements true, right? maybe not all of them.. but almost all of them.
Abdilah Ramadhan mybe we are little bit lazy but we not stupid,thats why malaysia and singapore are most rich and stabil economy in southern asian.. we work smart not work hard but stupid hahahahaha
lol
1. brunei is 67% malay.
2. philippines culturally may be influenced by spain but genetically not really.
3. no, no, no thailand, vietnam, cambodia, and laos ARE NOT chinese, even linguistically, burmese is more closely related to chinese than those languages.
get your facts right.
+ProGunn3rz malay could be
1. "malayan race" which includes most of austronesian speaking people in southeast asia (malay, javanese, filipino, etc) -> this is what I refer to
2. ethnic malay which inhabit peninsular malaysia, singapore, and some indonesian areas
Dzulfikar: what do you mean that Muslim quality in Indonesia is very low? do you expect them as radical as Middle east? in fact they are not low quality, they are peaceful Islam and live Harmony with other religion. Yes recently the radical/extremist keep increasing but it is not brainwashing by western,but Wahabis of Middle east instead
Thanks from the Philippines for making learn about the other races!!
You could do a video just on the diversity of ethnic minority “hilltribes” in Southeast Asia, in addition to The Hmong. I was surprised you didn’t at least give mention to The Karen who are a diverse group in their own right with a vital history, and can be seen today doing menial labour all around central Bangkok, and The Mon who had a tremendous cultural impact on Southeast Asia.
I'm Filipino and many of my fellow Filipinos have mistaken me for Japanese. My family history indicates that I have a high possibility. Also, I wish to know more about 'pure' South East Asians. What was life like for them without much European influence. I think Polynesians are reminiscent as to what South East Asians would've been like.
original austronesians looked maybe similar to southern chinese and native taiwanese, but also like today,
austronesian, kra-dai and japanese have a common origin in southern china.
some polynesians are mixed with melanesians, this is why some polynesians look different.
original southeast asians looked mostly like today. original austronesian religion was very similar to japanese shinto and some folk religions in china (animism)
Im full blooded Ethnic Filipino, love ASEAN💗💗🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Im from Mizoram(one of the state in India) and our mythical dragon represent water! like most of the Asian dragon myth
I'm javanese muslim from indonesia
Kiki Abdulloh Hi, by chance do you live in the United States?
Ora takon
Fuck
fuck ya arab licker
Kiki Abdulloh kontol
Great video. Thanks!
Great vid. Super informative although I need to watch again. Not sure how Japan got in there.
Are the "Negritos" linked genetically with the Andaman Populations of the 60,000 year migration out of Africa tribes?
This is not so accurate, I would give it 5 out of 10.
I am from Indonesia
Crystalianike ☝🏻
You look pretty
Indonesianistan
@@vladimirputin9282 otakmu rosak bahasamu rosak
Ok
i love your vdo :)
p.s. I'm from the northern of thailand.
Yesterday, we proud in our ethnicity
Today, we proud in our nationality
Tomorrow, we'll proud as Southeast Asia people
One day, We'll proud as one Humanity
Seno Fajar Alamsyah well, that's not gonna happen
Seno Fajar Alamsyah Grammar please.
Hopefully, one day this happens.
we gonna proud as one humanity if kim jong un launch his nuclear toward america and destroy youtube office,facebook,google and shut down the whole internet connection all over the world. If that happen we will be unite together.
one day you will learn english
I'm Filipino myself and of all the asians i've encountered here in the US, Vietnamese and Thai people have been the friendliest, aside from my own Filipino culture, as a result, I love Southeast Asian people.
and we Love you! From Malaysia~
Southeast Asians are the one the friendliest indeed.
Name 1 South East Asian country not full of rape and lady boys and is not a shithole that's not Singapore.
You all suck. But that's not your fault. Your regional location and cultural history obstructed a lot of things for you.
Lionel Nathan de Rothschild I feel sorry for your blindness. You don't seem to know asean at all.
Yet keep trolling as if you know everything here. I've seen some narrow minded people like you in real life, they're all pathethic in real life, skill less, useless, etc etc. So they troll in the internet to make themself feel valuable, to feel respected, to feel educated.
stuka80 ,im chinese i love thais,vietnamese,indonesian and laotion people bcause they is beautiful people of sea asian,but what they looks pretty or handsome is bcause many chinese live in their country hahaha
That's why we South East Asian have a more open mindset and express much more tolerance compared to monocultural countries, owing thanks to the fact that we are exposed to so much different cultures and languages.
Sorry, can't relate. High number of Southeast Asians act openly racist towards my ethnic group every day. Which I find genuinely despicable. That is my experience for sure.
Where are you from?
@@lifeasanexperiment wich one?
Filipinos look like other Southeast Asians like Malays, Thais, Indonesians, we are not MIXED with Spanish like some Filipinos are falsely claiming. The Majority of Filipinos are of Austronesian and East Asian ancestry . While only 0.03% have Spanish blood. Almost all of us look like South East Asians or mixed with East Asian. We're not mixed or a melting pot like other Filipinos are exaggerating. The only significant foreign blood is Chinese where 35% of Filipinos have Chinese ancestry. Spanish Filipinos are a very rare minority in the Philippines as the Spanish throughout the colonial period only migrated to the Philippines in very SMALL numbers - they were always a very small minority never numbering more than 8,000 out of 11 million Filipinos which is a micro number! The Philippines was not a settler colony like Latin America but a commercial hub.
Consider it like Britain's relationship to India or the Dutch to Indonesia . There are just numerous small minority bubbles of foreign colonisers, resistance, and self-preservation that prevented a complete takeover unlike most of Latin America where they received massive amounts of spanish migration hence why most of them are mestizos (mixed with Spanish) Most of the Philippines was never actually colonized by the Spanish. For example most of the Interior of Mindanao and upper Luzon never saw a colonial effort. Latin American colonies were often "settler" colonies to where spaniards migrated (think USA, Canada, Australia-style colonies, made up mostly of migrants who didn't originate from there) and intermarried with most of the population.
Philippines was an "extractive" colony, there for trade. More like the African colonies for the British and India. Spaniards didn't intermarry and migrate there in large numbers,
丹佛 If Filipinos look mixed then so do Thais Malaysians, chinese, and Indonesians by basic logic. Filipinos don’t look like Latinos in the slightest. Most filipinos look either Chinese or indonesian/Malaysian, or Pacific Islander. The ones who look Latin represent such a tiny minority and are usually mixed actors.
But the culture is same as latino??
@@imnotnut7981 That was only after the colonization the Philippines was very diverse before the Spanish came
Can I ask are you Filipino and do you live here in the Philippines? Alot of other southeast asian nationalities tend to hate on us Filipinos, not sure really why.
Cause I’m Filipino. Born here and I live here. I can tell you its quite a mix here. Especially if you go to Cebu City, Dumaguete City and Cagayan De Oro City. You will see a beautiful mix of Filipinos/Filipinas displaying features of Malay, Spanish, Chinese. In addition there is a new wave of mixing here in the Philippines more and more Europeans, Indians and even Africans are coming here and mixing with the people already here.
@@johncabahug7462 not that mixed more like 2% of the population are mixed but the rest is either Austronesian or Chinese mixed basically Race here in the Philippines is homogeneous unlike Latin America where most of the population are a mixed of Amerindian and Caucasian, while Filipino and Chinese are both Mongoloid race if both are mixed you will basically get the same thing
Hello fellow asians
Where got Indian?
Hi mate, could you please stop wiggling your head while talking?
@@fajaradi1223 wdym
I am proud Indian
Hello
I'm Thailand. We are Asean.
It is sad that ASEAN is often insulted.
♥️ to thailand from philippines. We are ASEAN ♥️
Yah we are ASEAN
ASEAN is really doing really well but helps
Thailand : Drag queen and bloated fruit. LOL!
ive lived around cambodian..vietnamese and filipinos and i love southeast asian cultures and in particular pinoy culture...i spent a month in the philippines and loved it!
You're prob a Filipino praising your own culture
@@Genericname219 seems like iy
@@Genericname219 even if he is what's wrong with that
@@Genericname219 u can see his pfp, doesn't seem Filipino to me
Jolibee culture
Hui actually had a strong Islamic presence in the nation, they were influential in spreading Islam in Malaysia I believe.
I'm Chinese Indonesian. Although all the conflict we are still Indonesia and I love my country
bigots grow fastly in this shitty country,btw i;m sundanese
Suraya Zee malaypig take my shiit
oh kids today insult each other about malay and indo, we are same accent before the western separate us.
Adam Zee wey pundek...shut your fucking finger...mmg babi hitam.mak kau hitam
@Adam Zee Your sentence structure is cancerous.
I live on Hawaii but I have seen so many diversities in fillipino people all shades from white to dark coco brown
helen posey because the people in hawaii and guam and Philippines are related. This 3 islands are own by the family of rajah Lapulapu. The Tallano Family.
hakundakatada asian and pacific islanders are literally the same shit just differient ethnic groups why do you think we have asian pacific islander month?
HakunaKatada mmmm you sound as if you know a lot of the history of Philipoines. now i ask you why do our island names and volcanoes are in Hebrew language and not in any asian language. have you done any research on why the Europeans explored and conquer South East Asia in the 1500AD. those are the days were there are no Philippines yet but the island is already civilized even before the birth of Christ. it happens that it is not a colonizer. Spain change the country name to own it and stop the European expedition to look for the Islands of Ophir whish is the old name of Philippines. our old language and writings are simiar with Hebrew. and if you are Christian then you can understand well about biblical Ophir.
helen posey Filipinos have been migrating to Hawaii as early as the 18th century (The island needed more plantation workers at that time.) And Filipino people do have the tendency of having varied skin color, with or without having any other descent...
noel almajeda Stop reading clickbait history pls.
*ASEAN = We are one. We are ASEAN!*
Think Positive ++ Right! "We are many, but one."
Think Positive ++ yes..indeed..i'm Malaysian..but I agreed with Indonesian concept..'bhinneka tunggal ika' means..different but unite as one
if ASEAN unite that is....but reality........ one country bickering about the other country thats a fact...like it or not Indonesian Hates Malaysian. and Malaysian Hates Indonesian... Sad but true
Sydyk Sunny Really? Why do they hate each other? I'm not familiar with the history or current events between the two nations.
Sydyk Sunny Yes, indeed! I myself often noticed the feud between the citizens from these two countries whenever I read comments while watching videos about Southeast Asia. May I know the reason why there's hatred between Malaysia and Indonesia? It's just ironic that these two neighboring SEA nations don't get along well with each other.
DNA southeast Asia generally
Malaysia : Austronesia + Austroasitic
Indonesia : Austronesia + Austroasiatic (not Included west papua)
Philippine : Austronesian
Thailand : Tai Kadai + Austroasiatic + Austronesian
Cambodia : Austroasiatic (Khmer), Austroasiatic + Austronesia (Champa)
Vietnam : Chinese + Austroasiatic
Myanmar?
@@gilnahnu tibetan burman, tai kadai, austroasiatic
For us Singapore
We are mix of everything
I'm Singaporean Chinese mix Thai i might have some other southeast Asian DNA though.
and people in Pacific Region, they're looks very close to filipinos than Indonesian and Malaysia who're also Austronesian..
@@ColoniaMurder20 malaysians and indonesians are mix austroasiatic too, they are not fully austronesian.
austroasiatic = cambodian, mon etc
Are you Chinese? No I'm Malaysian. But you are Chinese! Okok, I'm Malaysian Chinese...
Yes, SEA is complicated hahaha
Its complicated because the Chinese are everywhere in SEA? Hummmm.....
I'm Lao... So sometimes I remember having identity crisis since elementary. We were taking idk what you call em, "state profiency" type tests, I guess, & those check boxes for the races.... I don't consider myself an islander. I think of Hawaii or the Phillipins. Idek how you spell that. Not me. But it was like 😭 I'm not any of em! What am I supposed to be? There was 2 Asians in my class, including me. She moved away & I think she actually was Chinese tho. Now, I'm just kind of used to it. Ppl thinking I'm Spanish too. Just happened to me today. Pretended like I understood him, said thanks, cut him off & started talking to the cashier instead 🤷🏻♀️. But if I was mixed w/ anything, I wonder if it's from my mom's side. She's southern. But she looks more idk, typical Asian... My dad doesn't but he's northern Lao 🤔🤷🏻♀️
@Suraya Zee
what ? ??
I'm Indian
U should say im Chinese living in Malaysia.
Chinese and Indian are newcomers, due to British colonialism and SEA being one of the greatest trading port.
Iam half pilipino half chinese but i choose and love filipino they are the most friendliest nicest, loving people in southeast asian country... im proud to be a filipino
Allysa Lim Is your _abiledo_ lim?
Obvious Troll. Yet you still got baited. Congrats Apellido*
half pilipino half chinese then you are a pilipino
I have chinese and spanish blood. Im white but I choose to be filipino in every way! Mabuhay pilipinas. Putang ina nyo mga hinayupak na basher! Papatayin ko kayo hahaha
I'm Vietnamese living in the West and I agree, Filipinos are very friendly.
I am Filipino originally from the Philippines but I live in Canada now. Good job, you completely nailed the subject and I agree with everything you said. The Afrocentrists that keeps claiming the Papuans as Africans would have a heart attack upon knowing that Africans and Papuans are very distinct from each other.
True...lol
Just like when Arabs & europeans claim ancient Egypt wasn't "Black Africans". Even with the face of a black man on the Sphinx. Think God the truth about Egypt is finally coming out, even though the Europeans and Arabs still deny it. Funny thing about power, who ever had it in the past are now found out to be racist liars.
Lethal Weapon, Good point 👍🏽 I can't wait to hear the answer to that one. 😄😄 The Europeans from the past did a great job brainwashing the people. All they have to do is tell them the lies and put it in a book and a lot of the non europeans believe it, smh. There are a lot of historical books out there that are complete lies!!!
Maori of New Zealand and the rest of the Polynesians mostly descended from the people from Taiwan and Southeast Asia and they are Austronesian speaking but they also have minor ancestry from Papuans. So they are much closer to a Filipino like me to than to Africans.
For Papuans, along with the Australian Aborigines, descended from the earliest humans that settled in southern Asia and they arrived in New Guinea 40000 to 50000 years ago and they have Neanderthal and Denisovan DNA, which west and southern Africans do not have. Later human migrations later absorbed the previous inhabitants related to the Papuans and they became the South Asians and Southeast Asians today. I guess they have an African appearance because of the climate but they can grow blonde hair but keep in mind that Africa itself is very heterogeneous like how the southern Khoisan looks so different from the other Africans.
Southeast Asians has a much higher genetic relationships with the Polynesians/Papuans than any other group including Africans. A lot of Southeast Asian groups actually has a minor Papuan/Melanesian ancestry and Polynesians are basically Southeast Asiatics that got isolated in the vast Pacific Ocean that didn't get Chinese/Indian influence and got fat somehow.
Silver Skyscraper The ancient Egyptians were most definitely not black. Not at all. You Afrocentrists are delusional morons LMAO
"Philippines " the island of the UA-cam commenters hahaha
Island of toxic and overproud people, asian Israel
@@veterinarianputra8383 hmm yes the floor here is made out of floor
Would make more sense to say "southeast asian israel" because Israel is already in asia just that it is in the asian part westerners call "the Middle East" (west asia)
Land of overpround
"South East Asia"
@@skylinelover9276 and Poland
@@veterinarianputra8383 i think Indonesian are its even in google lol
I am a Muslim and a Filipino.
As Salaamu Alaykum ya Ikhwan ! Ma sha Allah sabay tayo
@@yahyamoro wa alaikummssalm WRTWB. Sabay tayo saan?
Assalamu Alaikum mga kapatid
you suppose to be Bangsamoro, right? a root related to Malay ancestors 😃
@@klabumalami6699 yes
I just came across this video and find it very informative. I'm from Mizoram which is in Indian territory but shares a border with Myanmar. You might wanna focus on some of the "Northeast" ethnic population of India. We got Sino-Tibetan, Austric, and even Mon-Khmer language cultures too.
yeah, bro linguistically Northeast-India is very close to Southeast Asia ...
@@zelina364 only meghalaya is close to SE language Mizoram, and other indigenous language are sino tibeto language family, and the people also smaller height compared with neighbourghring seven sister states
Wow! I've learned so much than in any of my history classes in high school. Respect to you man! Philippines.
@Dbg Dbg thanks for pointing out my mistake it should be "so much MORE than". I hope you are happy now.
Hi Masaman, thank you for this video. It's very interesting. I'm from East Malaysia, from Borneo & from one of the largest ethnicity / race there. A Land Dayak or nowadays called as the Bidayuh people. We're mostly found at the 'tail end' of Borneo; in the region of Lundu, Kuching & Serian. We are both fair & also dark skinned with wavy, curly & straight hair. And we have different languages too; Biatah, Salako, Jagoi etc etc... Even our countrymen are sometime confused with our actual lineage. (LOL)
I hope you can talk more about Borneo next time.
Uhmm if you don't mind me to ask you something is there a language Called (Bisaya/Tagalog) in Borneo? Coz as I remember my Mother mentioned before that her Grandfather use to go to your country (Borneo) and she said that Borneo is part of Philippines before and there's a lot of Filipinos in there and I'm curious if there's still Filipinos there... 😆🤝
@@deb4594 from Sabah here east Malaysia of Borneo. O po we still have some Tagalog people, visayas, tausug sama Ilocano people here. In fact most Sabahan(a term we call for people of Sabah) does understand some Tagalog and other Philippines dialect. Me myself have descendants from Tagalog people.
if you remove all the lines from the map that divides the land you can see the mixing of people...its not complicated at all...my neighbors are Polynesian and black and they look like they're from Melanesia
Brilliant video. I am an Aussie with Irish/Chinese ancestory. My wife is a Filipina. Your video shows that our daughter's genes came from around the world. Well done keep up the good work. 😀
In Lowell, Massachusetts there is a large Cambodian population with signs translated in Cambodian everywhere.
That's it I'm moving to Massachusetts
Lynn Ave
I am mainly considered Malay, but I do have arab, chinese and indian blood! and my great great grandfather was a scottish. He came to Malaysia due to the Brit Colonisation. U've done great research.
iman safeen I'm Thai and Hmong
I'm Indonesan with Chinese, Dutch, Arab, and Turks descents. :)
Im a Filipino but i have a Spanish ancestry. My great grand mother to be exact. Apparently, she can't even speak Tagalog (our language).
iman safeen you a mutt young nigga
Indoneshia + Malaysia We have the same ancestors.
Many Japanese have Southeast Asian blood within them! We're Relatives
(∩_∩)
Its amazing that both Maoris of New Zealand and Austronesian people of SE Asia are traced back to Taiwan .
And now they have been entirely displaced and replaced by Han Chinese
50% of the Han people in Taiwan have Austronesian ancestry
DO MORE! I went to philippines for vacation this summer and I haven't there for 10 years since I was 8. I got so stuck with western stereotypes that philippines have one major peoples. Then I soon realized that there were people with really different looks and can be very different from the typical east asian features. Some people looked like they can pass as half black and some can pass as some type of half caucasian. I went to many islands and each island had more or less types of feautures that I saw. It was very interesting
@Reddish Jumbo Hotdog its true! filipinos are truly a mixed race
@Reddish Jumbo Hotdog my statement is not for sale either hahahaha
@Reddish Jumbo Hotdog then tell me who's pure filipino. we came from different races such as austronesian, east asian,south east asian, caucasian and etc.
@Reddish Jumbo Hotdog Some of us though.
@Reddish Jumbo Hotdog You know, you're just starting an unnecessary argument with your comment right?
As an open-minded person I strongly suggest to never criticize strangers online especially if you don't know shit about them,
you don't even know the commenter and you're calling him filipino? seeing his pfp, you know he might be east-asian or either malay, indo right?
how about "Educating" yourself if you want to be treated right, you're acting stupid and ignorant, and you can't even see it.
No matter even our religion is different, atleast we are United, Long live ASIA, from the Muslim Filipino of PHILIPPINES
Obvious Troll. Yet you still got baited. Congrats DON'T YOU KNOW THAT THE PHILIPPINES WAS ONCE CONQUER BY ISLAM FOOL
Obvious Troll. Yet you still got baited. Congrats ISLAM IS THE FIRST RELIGION WHO REACH PHILIPPINES IN 14TH CENTURY BY THE MUSLIM TRADERS
Zayn Malik, bad idea to bring out religion. But I do honestly respect you for being a Moro (if you are one). Resisted Spanish domination for centuries like us here in the mountains of North Luzon.
Spanish and Portuguese was under Islam for 700 years
Zayn Malik 1D Obvious troll nga yan. Di naman Filipino yan. Ignore mo na lang.
Thank you for making this video so that we can learn we're we came from. Love from The Philippines.
I've been in Singapore before.I noticed that Indonesian are nearer to Filipinos,the way they speak.I understand. The same words but some times not the same meaning,but I still understand it.they looks like me.brown and short!I have a very strong feeling that they are related to me.
First time we visited Singapore I felt I don't really leave Manila because the crowd looks Pinoys. I'll never guessed who were kabayan Pinoys until they speak tagalog or bisaya
Malays are mostly short and brown also. and pinoys is more related with malays.
@@boychodurendes752 lol you serious?? Singapore cities are cleaner than Philippines city so you should see the difference
@@rush6837 some parts of Metro Manila are clean comparable with Singapore places like Makati, BGC and East Wood. I'll surely love to go back to Singapore
@@boychodurendes752 btw I'm a Filipino so I'm just spitting facts
I think you forgot to mention Borneo ppl who are sub cultural from Malays and Philiphines. Some of them similar to Filipino and some with native ppl where you called Malaynisian. But that's okay. Nice video btw
Very true in my Filipino martial arts class there was talk of 10 Bornean datus who established colonies in the area If I'm not mistaken where the Battle of Mactan was fought... I'm not certain if the story is historically true because a few Filipino researchers find the story a bit sketchy however some believed that a few of those datus returned to try to overthrow the tyrant King they first fled from..... You could probably find this information in the book entitled the Filipino Marshall culture written by Mark v Wiley... It is definitely a very good book...
Thank you so much for making this kind of video. As an Arab Indonesian, I'm so passionate knowing more about the ethic backgrounds in SEA in interesting way such as UA-cam. I immediately subscribe after seeing one of your video. Hope to see your channel getting bigger and better!
wtf is arab indonesian , either you are indonesian or you are arab
inoue jerry This isn't about nationality, THIS is about RACIAL Genetic you dumbass. Goblok lu.
Salsabila Bawazir ur not Arab bro, so many Indonesians claim they Arab just to be unique and all but they not.
Mohammad Abdo, again, the OP mentioned HER genetic. Whats wrong with that?
Cant even tell if she's of arab mixed descend since her face in the profile is too far haha
Some southeast asians look the Native people of my country, Brazil.
Because that's where they are originated.
Because SEA is tropical countries
@@tienrong they originated from sibirien and Altai but Not from Southeastasian
Not really...u should See more native People
because Brazilian Natives is a siblings to SEA Natives peoples
Saya seorang filipini dari mindanao.. saya faham bahasa melayu dan indonesi.. saya suka manusiya south east asian
Akong Kong greeting from indonesia
Wow your spelling is great tho.. thank you phillipines, hope I can understand filipino language and talk to you guys. It's really interesting to talk with other filipino, cause they really similar to us (Indonesian) and we even share the same roots. Salam from Indonesian Muslim
@@alzymaulanabermanto1678 Saya seorang Moro Bangsamoro di Filipina. Berkaitan dengan bahasa Melayu dari segi budaya, bahasa dan agama. Saya berharap orang Moro dapat berdikari agar kita dapat berinteraksi dengan saudara-saudari di Malaysia dan Indonesia dengan lebih bebas lagi
Melanesian's carry a blond hair gene unique to them and that is distinct from a European blond hair gene. The island of New Guinea is one the most ethnically/ linguistically diverse places on Earth their are over 1,000 languages spoken their.
Ancient Chronicler Yeah! I will probably do a video on the Pacific region sometime soon including the regions of Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia.
I have met blond Melanesians in Zamboanga City, Philippines where I grew up. They are members of the Samal tribe, a boat people, sea gypsies of the southern Philippines. They have their own dialects and sub cultures. We spoke Chavacano (Spanish Creole), English, and Pilipino at home. My mother is Spanish and German from Texas, and dad is Portuguese Chinese (Macau) and Zamboangueno. But the Zamoanga Peninsula is like a microcasm of SE Asia,, soo diverse!
nice video..educational
from Philippines here
I think Indonesians are friendly too.
You may not equate all Indonesian natives are Austronesians because the island of Papua is Melanesia. and we guard their feelings, so that they still feel, that they too are Indonesian