What % Slavic are the Romanians?

[Peceneg]

It's complicated for me, but maybe you know

[MandM]

Ancestory then i mean Haplogroups or Autosomal?

I havent looked at the latest updates of davidski coords, but i think Autosomali, if we taket the Romanian Average, i think they have less then Montenegro, Serbian, but more then Bulgaria and North Macedonia, and there is a diffrence from North Romania and South Romania, North beeing more slavic and South less

[Peceneg]

Ancestory then i mean Haplogroups or Autosomal?

I havent looked at the latest updates of davidski coords, but i think Autosomali, if we taket the Romanian Average, i think they have less then Montenegro, Serbian, but more then Bulgaria and North Macedonia, and there is a diffrence from North Romania and South Romania, North beeing more slavic and South less

I am referring to the medieval Slavs, that population that had not yet descended into the Balkans. Even if they were similar to the Balkans because they had always been neighbors.

I try to separate them into 2 different ethnic groups:
100% Balkan
100% Slavic
Referring to the medieval people.

And I wonder, about what % of the Slavic entered the Romanians (but I'm curious how much entered other ethnicities as well).

[Tommie]

Less than most South Slavs (Croats, Bosniaks, Slovenes, Serbs), a bit more than Albanians. Closer genetically to Greeks and Italians than to Ukrainians.

Anyway, Slavic role in Romanian genetics is heavily exaggerated, mainly for political reasons dating back from early communist times. Sure, some Slavs did settle in modern-day Romania and got absorbed by the local population, but their number was never large enough to change our DNA much. Just like the Moors in Spain, the influence is mostly linguistic (in our case coming from The Bulgarian Empire).

but i think Autosomali, if we taket the Romanian Average, i think they have less then Montenegro, Serbian, but more then Bulgaria and North Macedonia, and there is a diffrence from North Romania and South Romania, North beeing more slavic and South less

Those who are genetically more Slavic in North Romania are part recently assimilated Slavic speakers, otherwise there are no significant differences between Romanians from different regions. A Romanian from North Romania is still genetically closer to a Southern Romanian. I recently visited Northeast Romania and people there did not look Slavic.

I am referring to the medieval Slavs, that population that had not yet descended into the Balkans. Even if they were similar to the Balkans because they had always been neighbors.

Slavic original homeland is considered to be somewhere in Belarus, that's far from the Balkans.

[Nurzat]

northeast Romanians (Moldovans) are BalkanRomance-speaking Slavs (local dialect is full of Slavic words also)

[Far_away]

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[ioas12]

No offense that chart is wrong for north Moldovans if they had 76 percent Slavic they would of had plot with Ukrainians but on k13 they plot with Croats and Bosnians

[Nurzat]

No offense that chart is wrong for north Moldovans if they had 76 percent Slavic they would of had plot with Ukrainians but on k13 they plot with Croats and Bosnians

Suceava and Botosani counties, and Briceni in Rep. Moldova as well, are recently (20th century) Romanianized areas, so they could be Romanian-speaking Ukrainians, who knows... why are you so heated over this topic

[ioas12]

Suceava and Botosani counties, and Briceni in Rep. Moldova as well, are recently (20th century) Romanianized areas, so they could be Romanian-speaking Ukrainians, who knows... why are you so heated over this topic

I am trying to tell the truth! I am tried of your bullshit and I want show this site that Thier are Moldovans who love their country

[Nurzat]

I am trying to tell the truth! I am tried of your bullshit and I want show this site that Thier are Moldovans who love their country

countries are an outdated concept. country "love" often hides xenophobia, discrimination against minorities, nationalism, forced assimilation, corruption, mega-centralized administration and many more things that make a community backward. one does not need to "love" "his country", one has to have common sense and respect all the other members of the community. these country lovers are often full of hate nationalists