Відео

Get that stupid ring out of your nose

Basque people are my ancestors ❤ Have no clue what they are or like so THANKS for sharing for me to understand! Xo

I have distant basque colonial ancestry from Colombia

No perdáis el tiempo aprendiendo la jerga inventada más inútil y difícil del mundo.

I’m 15-20% BASQUE! 😮

Read the book by renowned hypnotherapist Sarah Breskman Cosme “journey to Atlantis” and you’ll find out where Rh negative blood originated from. Basque people are the closest in genetics to the ex-Atlanteans according to Bashar.

I have a ancestor name echevarria and they came from Navarre at least when I check google

you are a fox .....uhh, how about " VASQUEZ " ... ... ... ' BASQUE ?' ' VASQUEZ ???" si or no ???

take that thing,,,,, please,,,, out of you'se nose .......

My mom is O-. She was born in the mountains of Peru.

Im Rh- but I am of Polish origin. Slavic.

Herri kirolak

Type O blood is the most common blood type worldwide - not rare at all. 35% in UK are type O. Rh negative is rare though.

O blood is the most common in the world! Not rare.......

My mother's family name is Araoz and they are Basque from Araotz which is a city within Gipuzkoa. At least that is what I've been told.

My last name is Pamplona ❤

My DNA says I have basque, I am O positive I think ? Or negative ? I can never remember

im from ireland i travelled a lot in the basque country. a freind of mine has the second name duhart which i always assumed was an english name .he is from a fishing family so its possible he may have a basque ancestor.

Hi! Is Araneta a basque surname? Our family history listed it as a basque surname.

Hello my peoples! I've always known my family was basque, but once I took a 23andme I was like 60%. It's funny I can look at pictures and videos of people and I would fit in. My last name is Ordorica (ordorika). Somehow they migrated to Zacatecas, and then to the US. I don't know the whole story.

I have 7% basque in my dna now I want to learn this language 😭

Original people from north America had mostly 0 type of blood, it's interesting.

How about Urtiz?

de Jaureguizar Iruzkieta My grandfather and grandmother

Informative. Thank you. The Basque diaspora has been limited to the eastern part of North America. In Saint Pierre and Miquelon, 30% of families are of Basque origin, and the Ikurriña is part of the regional flag. The people of Saint Pierre and Miquelon have a deep love for their homeland. For those interested, I have posted a song on my channel with verses/choruses in French, English, and Basque. This song honors the beauties of this archipelago: ua-cam.com/video/pZ57Io4XMXY/v-deo.html.

I myself am Strange and Unusual

I believe as a man carrying the sure name Reynaga makes me a basque❤️💯

maxima zorrieguieta, the queen of netherlands, she is basque too

I imagine people will be freaking out! Hahahaha! Thanks for sharing! I'm a teacher of elementary school children and we call the ones you teach the magic words. Nice to meet you 😀😀

No, Basque is the highest concentratration of O NEGATIVE Blood which is a rare blood type. The - and + differentiation is very important. O POSITIVE is common for people mainly from Africa

L'lingua Greca

Basque is the adopted sister of the Iberian languages.

Buen trabajo. Se sabe si el apellido Gurruchaga es vasco?…y ?que significa? Gracias.

Cute! Thank you. M.

I had a roommate from Lima Peru, with the last name Echeveria. He probably doesn't know it's a Basque name, he never mentioned it.

Interesting language, but disgusting piercing.

I guess that for a small nation like Euzkadi, "identity" is a rather important issue. I am not going to speak here about the political perspective, since that is something that the people in the basque country themselves know much better since they live there on a daily basis. In the diaspora, separated by thousands of kilometers and many generations, and not speaking but a few words of euskera, you can still feel, and thus be, very basque. Part of my ancestors left Bilbo and Gasteiz for Sevilla in the late 17th century (merchants in colonial goods) and sooner or later went further to Latin America. The other branch left SW Ireland during the cromwellian repression for Bilbo, became spanish citizens and served in the Real Armada, so they also moved later overseas to the Philipines and South America. There both branches were reunited again (by chance) because 2 families from my irish branch intermarried with my basque ancestors (both originally from Bilbo and Gasteiz). Since then, most of my relatives have been basque-irish, irish-basque (besides swiss, french, welsh & locals). And because of this migrant background and the coincidence of the "re-union" after crossing seas and continents, many of us get interested in "identity". We feel the "connection of kinship", so much so that we planed to visit our ancestral homeland in Euskadi and Eire. We feel foremost and primarily as "south americans" (although we have lived mostly in Europe/USA/Australia), and our "identity" also extends to the lands of our ancestors, that we still see as "our thing", which means "home". So answering your question: yes it has to do with ancestry, but it also has to do with "identification", which means "recognizing" your origins...Gora Euskal Herria & Nefarroa!

Facepalm. All your info is incorrect, apparently not a scientist or a reader either. Basque have the largest population with NEGATIVE blood, type A the most which is a RARER type being A-. Type O is the most common blood in the world but the Basque population has a lot of O-negative which is what makes it all strange. Hope you are not still doing this. Oy.

SSF Basque Cultural Center is awesome 🤩

I just found out that my mom madden name is basque and now I just found out that I have basque dna her madden name is Riland in English and in basque is reland

I taught multiple languages, and I am very impressed with your educational finesse!!! I love that you speak slowly and repeat the vocabulary words. You're an amazing educator!!!!

I got a medical card thay says im 0 neg rh null. I jave zeeo clue . My doctors told me i can only recieve my blood only .

All of these I can point to politicians, artists, athletes and bzness people on Argentina.

I'm African American and found out I have 6% Basque. I was not expecting that one at sll

How Basque is Zamalloa?

My mother, sister, and I, are all AB Negative. I am assuming we received our blood type from my Grandmother, but I am not sure. We have Basque family members, but also Irish and French.

Thank you! When looking at news clips from Iparralde, it has called my attention that the locals interviewed, speak Euskara with a heavy French accent. Was that the case in Urepel??

wow I'm discovering my family's history! thank you!

My maiden name is Urbina, my great grandparents were from Gipuzkoa

Half of these are common names in the mexican communities. I'm mind blown because before I did my DNA test my grandmother's last name, according to google, is Hebrew. My ancestry came back and the third on the list is Basque so I've been researching everything about the Basque people which is how I ended up here and I now find out theough you that my grandmother's maiden name is Basque not Hebrew.. I'm so confused. Her maiden name is Aramburo.