Which ethnic group do you find the most mysterious?

[land owner]

wtf no they were not they're genetically somali...

He’s just trolling lol

 

[Dr.Xayawaan]

Eskimos or loyal xaalimos. I find the latter rather rare and very mysterious.

 

[Jiron]

Native Americans, I often think about the tribes that lived in my area pre Columbus and how they lived in this space. Over thousands of years, people crossed through Alaska during the ice ages and populated both North and South America, including the Caribbean Islands forming complicated civilization and at one point numbering over 300 million people. It's so fascinating

 

[QueenSamaale]

The sámi people

 

[Timo Jareer and proud]

wtf no they were not they're genetically somali...

Their language was different tell recently when they adopted lone words from Af Soomali. Before then, they had their own language. They don't even count to Samaale instead they count to "Sab" the brother of Samaale. And everyone knows to be Somali is to be a decedent of Samaale.

It's like Afars and Saho.

 

[Timo Jareer and proud]

He’s just trolling lol

Nah I'm dead serious.

 

[Apollo]

Jews
Druze
Yazidis
Egyptian Copts
Soqotris
Tutsis
Maasai-Samburu
San Bushmen

 

[southside]

Their language was different tell recently when they adopted lone words from Af Soomali. Before then, they had their own language. They don't even count to Samaale instead they count to "Sab" the brother of Samaale. And everyone knows to be Somali is to be a decedent of Samaale.

It's like Afars and Saho.

brother af maay is under the somali language branch these people are somali, just because af maay sounds different doest make them genetically different from other clans

 

[AussieHustler]

Khaatumo people.

What happened to them? Haven’t heard of these people for over a decade.

 

[land owner]

Nah I'm dead serious.

Bro there’s plenty of autosomal dna results done on them and they come back as 100% somali lol what else would they be?

 

[Apollo]

Bro there’s plenty of autosomal dna results done on them and they come back as 100% somali lol what else would they be?

Separate ethnic groups can have very similar autosomal results. The Amhara and Tigray are very similar as well and so are the Saho and Afar or what about the Danes and Swedes. I think he is using that type of logic.

 

[land owner]

Separate ethnic groups can have very similar autosomal results. The Amhara and Tigray are very similar as well and so are the Saho and Afar. Or what about the Scots and English. I think he is using that type of logic.

Didn’t you see some rahanweyn results? I think you mentioned it on a past post and they came back as the same as other somalis

 

[Apollo]

Didn’t you see some rahanweyn results? I think you mentioned it on a past post and they came back as the same as other somalis

He is not basing it on them being biologically different, but because of their unique language.

 

[land owner]

He is not basing it on them being biologically different, but because of their unique language.

I’m not a huge expert on the Somali language but I remember hearing about af maay belonging under an old macro somali branch

 

[Cigaal]

Their language was different tell recently when they adopted lone words from Af Soomali. Before then, they had their own language. They don't even count to Samaale instead they count to "Sab" the brother of Samaale. And everyone knows to be Somali is to be a decedent of Samaale.

It's like Afars and Saho.

If rahanweyn aren't Somali then you're not somali

 

[southside]

i find the siberians to be an interesting group

 

[Invader]

Sentinelese and Bajuni.

 

[Umm-al-Dhegdheeriyaa]

Solomon Islanders, people that live in Mauritania, Mongols, Nepalis, the Saan people and Jews

 

[Waaqo of Punt]

The Ainu people of Japan and Ethipian Jews.

 

[Molotoff]

The Druze people.