I have done a DNA test and found out that I have a lot of Polish DNA. I was so happy. I have been learning the language and feeling a close tie to the Polish people and I couldnt figure out why. well now I know.I live here in Los Angeles and would love to be a part of some kind of Polish community. plus my ex husband was Polish.this is a great forum.
I have got alot of Polish DNA
why were you getting a DNA test? That sounds weird to me, still you do live in LA..
ROLF! I really like potatoes, do you think that's because I have Irish DNA?
Polish DNA??? There isn't any DNA specific to a particular country?
LAGirl,
You mean you just found out that you have Polish DNA after having been interested in the Polish culture and having had a Polish husband? That is so weird.
p.s. you should go to Polish festivals. There's a small one in Santa Monica every year. There are also some at the churches in L.A. and Yorba Linda and also at Alpine Village.
You mean you just found out that you have Polish DNA after having been interested in the Polish culture and having had a Polish husband? That is so weird.
p.s. you should go to Polish festivals. There's a small one in Santa Monica every year. There are also some at the churches in L.A. and Yorba Linda and also at Alpine Village.
I really like potatoes, do you think that's because I have Irish DNA?
Yes :P McShelley
I believe they can trace your DNA back to specific regions in Europe
Hello LAGirl,
I am happy you are happy and I am impressed that you took the time to try and find out where you are from. And that you feel close ties with Polish culture and you are learning the language (I find the grammar difficult).
But a Polish DNA? I would be sceptical about that even being possible.
How much did you pay for the test?
I am happy you are happy and I am impressed that you took the time to try and find out where you are from. And that you feel close ties with Polish culture and you are learning the language (I find the grammar difficult).
But a Polish DNA? I would be sceptical about that even being possible.
How much did you pay for the test?
I would be sceptical about that even being possible.
Why?
Don't any of you watch discovery or nat geo...anything?
Because i do not think you would be able to find a Polish gene, perhaps a central, gene but a Polish gene. It makes me think of a cartoon gene with a big Polish moustache. Polish people have been mixing for 10s of thousands of years. I could be wrong. It just does not seem right and I do not have a TV ha ha ha
Guys, there is a pool of genes which is typical for Slavic nations such as Poles, Russians, Ukrainians.
There is a thread about it in this forum.
https://polishforums.com/genealogy/people-dark-complected-others-light-6524/3/
A citation from Mrhappy`s post:
In terms of Y-chromosome haplogroups the Poles are quite "Slavic". In other words, they are similar in this respect to the their ethnic kin in the east, the Russians and Ukranians. The most common haplogroup in all three nations is R1a - the dominant haplorgoup in eastern Europe. However, the Russians and Ukranians generally carry more of haplogroup N, which is seen most often in Finnic and Altaic populations. This suggests that the eastern Slavs absorbed Finno-Ugrian elements as they expanded east from their region of ethnogenesis.
Western European influence on the Poles via Y-chromosome haplogroups has not been great. Haplogroup R1b, most often seen in Celtic and Germanic populations, is found at levels of 7-17% in Poland. The typically Germanic I1a is even rarer, occuring at less than 6% in Poland as a whole.
In appears that the German, Dutch, Scottish, French and Italian migrants of the middle ages left a much lesser mark on Poland's population than previously thought. Invasions of Poland by Germans and Swedes also appear to have been rather minor influences on the present Poles' paternal makeup.
There is a thread about it in this forum.
https://polishforums.com/genealogy/people-dark-complected-others-light-6524/3/
A citation from Mrhappy`s post:
In terms of Y-chromosome haplogroups the Poles are quite "Slavic". In other words, they are similar in this respect to the their ethnic kin in the east, the Russians and Ukranians. The most common haplogroup in all three nations is R1a - the dominant haplorgoup in eastern Europe. However, the Russians and Ukranians generally carry more of haplogroup N, which is seen most often in Finnic and Altaic populations. This suggests that the eastern Slavs absorbed Finno-Ugrian elements as they expanded east from their region of ethnogenesis.
Western European influence on the Poles via Y-chromosome haplogroups has not been great. Haplogroup R1b, most often seen in Celtic and Germanic populations, is found at levels of 7-17% in Poland. The typically Germanic I1a is even rarer, occuring at less than 6% in Poland as a whole.
In appears that the German, Dutch, Scottish, French and Italian migrants of the middle ages left a much lesser mark on Poland's population than previously thought. Invasions of Poland by Germans and Swedes also appear to have been rather minor influences on the present Poles' paternal makeup.
Guys, there is a pool of genes which is typical for Slavic nations such as Poles, Russians, Ukrainians.
You have just covered half the world.
something does not seem right about this, hhhmmmm.... ah well, Poles are gonna mix now ha ha ha
I took an mtDNA test and it was right on. The DNA tests are not all wrong. I even got exact matches with people who are from the same area as my maternal line. But we don't share any common ancestors which means we are probably related from way back.
You have just covered half the world.
Not really. 38 million Poles with their ethnic minorities, 52 million Ukrainians with minorities, about 150 million Russians with their ethnic minorities together make less than 250 million people. The world is populated by more than 6 billion people.
The world is populated by more than 6 billion people.
I know, everyone knows that, but geographically, you know.
Aaaah, I see now!
Sorry I underestimated your erudition ... It won`t happen again :):)
Sorry I underestimated your erudition ... It won`t happen again :):)
Sorry I underestimated your erudition
I did not know I had an erudition, I had to look that one up in the dictionary. Never heard it before. I learn something new everyday. ha ha ha
I love Indian food I am wondering whether I should get a DNA test? I was brought up in an area heavily populated by Asians, so I wonder if there is something my mother hasnt told me!
wondering whether I should get a DNA test
My advice would be to get a quick Lamb Rogan Josh instead. It's cheaper and tastier.
Guys I took the test through a family DNA lab and certain countries have a certain genetic dna mark so when they do the test certain marks from countries show up. I had just found out from a friend about dna testing and I had just had it done and found out. I thought that it was very interesting why I felt close to the Polish culture why. it might of sounded funny but it was a good guess why.
Wow, so I guess this is why you feel qualified enough to tell people Poland is not for them. You and Legion are similar, you know the majority of Poles and you represent the country whilst residing in the USA :) LOL
miranda
1 Jul 2008 / #21
You and Legion are similar, you know the majority of Poles and you represent the country whilst residing in the USA :) LOL
identity crisis.
Welcome to the family LAgirl. :)
I believe they can trace your DNA back to specific regions in Europe
surely doesn't mean her DNA is actually polish. polish DNA is a huge mix anyway. maybe she's referring to her ex's.. well, you know. :D
maybe she's referring to her ex's.. well, you know. :D
Is that the line you use when picking up a woman, PLK? "Do you have any Polish in you? Do you want some?" lol
"Do you have any Polish in you? Do you want some?"
Hehehe, that's being polish by injection.
works like a charm, every time. ;) lol
Bratwurst Boy 8 | 11935
2 Jul 2008 / #27
LAgirl?
Can you post some of these markers?
Can you post some of these markers?
works like a charm, every time. ;) lol
I'm sure it does;)
What's the problem... There are DNA tests, which show how one's DNA is similar to those most common in some regions...
I can post the marks. I dont think some of you reallyunderstand. not my exs DNA I had the test done after we had separated. on my genetic backround.I am not representing any country. I am American. I had Polish probably from generations back. it no Identity crisis I know who I am.dont be so hard.