German GEDmatch results

[Jana]

Well preserved. Surprisingly low amount of hungarian influence (if any). Will run him trough vahaduo.

Yeah, looks regular west German, little to no admixture. Amazing!

[Scandal]

What part exactly? Close to Burgenland maybe?

Personally I see no reason to assume he's near to Burgenland. Austrians from Burgenland are genetically less German than him and Eastern Transdanubia was more settled by Germans than the Western part. They settled mostly along the river Danube, that's why they are called "Danube Swabians".

[Jana]

Personally I see no reason to assume he's near to Burgenland. Austrians from Burgenland are genetically less German than him and Eastern Transdanubia was more settled by Germans than the Western part. They settled mostly along the river Danube, that's why they are called "Danube Swabians".

There was a huge concentration of Germans in Baranya around Pecs -Swabische Turkei.
Also around Lake Balaton.

[Kyp]

Looks like a Saarland/Pfalz/BW/South Hessen result

[Scandal]

There was a huge concentration of Germans in Baranya around Pecs -Swabische Turkei.
Also around Lake Balaton.

Some maps about German settlements in Hungary
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People who spoke German as a native language in 1930
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People who identified as ethnic German on 2001 census
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For all we know he could be anywhere from Transdanubia

[Leto]

What part exactly? Close to Burgenland maybe?

Presumably Vas and Veszprem (Northwestern Hungary).

That's a woman by the way.

[Scandal]

That's a woman by the way.

Doesn't matter. Due to situations like this hungarian's gender-neutral third person pronoun is far better.

[Jana]

Presumably Vas and Veszprem (Northwestern Hungary).

That's a woman by the way.

That's not really NW, Vas is just western Transdanubia and Vesprem central.

[Jana]

Doesn't matter. Due to situations like this hungarian's gender-neutral third person pronoun is far better.

Hahaha, I often was confused when Stears was speaking about some woman and we would write/say he

[Leto]

Doesn't matter. Due to situations like this hungarian's gender-neutral third person pronoun is far better.

Like in Turkic languages as well as Finnish and Estonian. People were saying "he", I just pointed out it was actually a woman.