Iactually is kinda accurate that parts of poland you are from can define your look.More Blondes are in north,on south you can found more people with dark hair,eyes,But difference isn't it big,you must really pay attention to see this.I think you look polish from what are you saying but skin is also important because we are not as pale as nordics,and
from this you can tell difference between lighter kind of polish and nordic people.
Trying to decipher where exactly my genes lie. Do I look like more of the northern, Baltic Pole or the southern, darker Pole? My grandfather on my dads sides last name was Kozak, and my mother is a full Pole (Lasz surname) Just curious of opinions. I'm 5"11, 175 pounds.
I don't see any photo here so hard to say. Poles differ in terms of height, weight and eye or hair colour. I don't even know if you're male or female. Your height would be more common among men here.
As for your parents' surnames, Kozak is actually far more common than Lasz and doesn't actually mean you're if Cossack origin.
this is a link to a photo of me : copainsdavant.linternaute.com/p/marie-tavernier-4139308 and this is as well google.fr/search?q=marie+tavernier
my grand mother always said we came from Poland and eastern Europe and now I have flashes where i feel i am an ashkenazi jewish from Poland.
Do I look like this ? Could this be ? I am about to take a DNA test as this whole mystery is really bugging me and I have been wondering for years. Now coincidences are becoming way to strong to be mere coincidences.The more I read about eastern Europe and judaism the more i feel like i am remembering things that are in my blood !
If I saw the picture and were asked to guess the nationality I would have thought Spanish or French (but that might partially be hair, facial expression and the way you're holding your head).
As atch said, you look like you could be from anywhere in Europe...
@valporaiso Did your grandma tell you you were of Polish or Jewish origin? There's something about your cheekbones that may suggest Polish origin but it might be just a suggestion. You look European.
There aren't really clear genetic dividing lines (AFAIK) between Jews, Germans, Poles and Ukrainians. The language and culture lines are a lot clearer.
Is it me or Dorota Czaja has a somewhat Asian look? She's not your typical Polish holka. My qestion is how come? Btw, she was in the Lidl ads in 2011-2013 all around Europe.
I don't know, you look European. If comes to looks I have been mistaken by Germans for English or German or Dutch, By English for German or English by Americans for American, by Mexicans for a gringo by Boers for a Boer ....just from the top of my head.
If there is specific Polish look I don't know, some people say there is.. You could pass for a Polish person but that about it. Like about half of Europeans...
