Is it better to be more British/Irish than Germanic?

[Richmondbread]

Balts still have a decent eastern european "signature" to their genetics. They're closer to Scandinavians than Poles are to the latter, but not by a ton.

I also scored Scandinavian and Finnish in my results.

[gixajo]

I know my mother's family going back to King Edward III. My dad's size is back to 1700s Germany/Lithuania.

That´s fantastic, you have Spanish ancestry too, Edward III was the grandson of Leonor de Castilla. And French too, Edward III was married with Philippe D´Hainaut.

Although I find it hard to believe.

[Richmondbread]

Nope. Germanic is a ethno-linguistic grouping that includes both English and Germans, neither of which are purely Germanic in DNA.
Anglos were Germanic tribe btw.

You probably meant English are mostly native Briton genetically, which is true. Germans aren't mostly Saxon though, their Germanic side is composed of various tribes (depends on the region) and not only Saxons.

Whatever the case, I'm primarily Anglo Saxon both on my lineage papers and my DNA results.

[Jana]

Whatever the case, I'm primarily Anglo Saxon both on my lineage papers and my DNA results.

Even SE English are not pred. Anglo-Saxon from genetic pow if I'm not mistaken, so I doubt that. If you mean you're primarily Anglo-Saxon by being mostly English, than that's correct (I assume your Isles side is English).

[Richmondbread]

Even SE English are not pred. Anglo-Saxon from genetic pow if I'm not mistaken, so I doubt that. If you mean you're primarily Anglo-Saxon by being mostly English, than that's correct (I assume your Isles side is English).

I think it makes some sense. If my dad is Half German/Half Lithuanian which traces of slav and Jewish. My mother was almost pure British and Irish , with some French, Spanish, and Patawomeck Indian heritage.

[JamesBond007]

Even SE English are not pred. Anglo-Saxon from genetic pow if I'm not mistaken, so I doubt that. If you mean you're primarily Anglo-Saxon by being mostly English, than that's correct (I assume your Isles side is English).

SouthEast English are on average 38% Anglo-Saxon while Yorkshire is 41% perhaps more Angle-Norse-Saxon I'm about 35.52% or 36% Anglo-Saxon or somethng. No English person is predominantly Anglo-Saxon that would actually make them Frisian-Danish or something and not English.

[celticdragongod]

Not really. That's why it's called Anglo-Saxon. The Saxons represent the Germanic side, while the Anglos represent Great Britain, although both had intermingling of the two. The English are mostly Anglos, with possible Nordic influence and Saxon influence. Germans are mostly Saxon and Celtic.

The Angles, Saxons and Jutes were all Germanic tribes from which the modern English are descended.

[Celestia]

You’re a Germanic man with a Germanic build that could be spot from miles away. Embrace it

[Richmondbread]

You’re a Germanic man with a Germanic build that could be spot from miles away. Embrace it

Maybe you can embrace it some time as well! (kidding)

[Celestia]

Maybe you can embrace it some time as well! (kidding)

that was smooth richie, nicely done.