Are you a pan-Germanicist?

[Peikko]

You realize what you saying right? You're saying that you're half Uralic....

Hehe, I meant Indian as in India, not Native American

[American_Hispanist]

Hehe, I meant Indian as in India, not Native American

Oh, you're talking about IM's people.

[Szegedist]

also they are more closest to germans than to you hungarians. Are you wondering, why?

And South Germans have more in common with Hungarians than they do with Norwegians. According to your logic, South Germans must be Hungarians

By the way, Germans =/= Swedes, its arguable that Hungarians have as much in common historically with Germans as the Finns, if not more.

[SKYNET]

According to your logic, South Germans must be Hungarians

or vice versa. Germans are not from Siberia :nono:

by the way, hungarians have a lot of slavic blood

[Szegedist]

or vice versa. Germans are not from Siberia :nono:

So where are Finnics from

by the way, hungarians have a lot of slavic blood

Just like Austrians you mean? And of what relevance is this? I am simply pointing out the holes in your idiotic arguments. The thing is, you probably have never visited these countries, and I doubt you can even find them on a map, yet you are the expert

[Peikko]

So where are Finnics from

Actually Finns aren't from Siberia and probably not from the Ural-mountains either. Otherwise the Uralic component would explain most of our genetic variance. It only explains 3-6% at max. It's really a myth.

[Peikko]

This is getting very off topic BTW

[Szegedist]

Actually Finns aren't from Siberia and probably not from the Ural-mountains either. Otherwise the Uralic component would explain most of our genetic variance. It only explains 3-6% at max. It's really a myth.

So where did Finns come from?

[Peikko]

So where did Finns come from?

Different sources, just like everyone else. I'm sure you know that none of the modern day populations existed a couple of thousand years ago? Modern day Hungarians aren't the same population than Magyars were. And there's no such thing as "Turanid". You understand this, right?