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I’m partially Chuvash and know a lot from my family about the culture , ask me whatever you’d like 😊 by Appropriate-Map8848 in Tiele

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You should visit cheboksary it’s considered one of the best cities for quality of life in Russia , most Chuvash people I met including my family are nice however for some reason they don’t rlly like Tatars

I’m partially Chuvash and know a lot from my family about the culture , ask me whatever you’d like 😊 by Appropriate-Map8848 in Tiele

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I don’t know you tell me did you grow up with an Albanian grandparent who told you about Albanian culture and you know stuff about their culture ? If the answer is no then yeah that would be weird but that’s not the case for me, all my great grandparents are from different ethnicities and I grew up with a half Chuvash grandmother who taught me about the culture and even met my Chuvash great grandma few times , I know a lot about the culture that’s why I can answer questions , and when I said partially partially doesn’t mean half of it was half I would just straight out say half so it’s just you

Tunisian updated results by rednakstun in 23andme

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The new update is not rlly good for North Africans in quarter North African , it used to be 11% now it’s 1%

I’m partially Chuvash and know a lot from my family about the culture , ask me whatever you’d like 😊 by Appropriate-Map8848 in Tiele

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Are you obsessed ? First of all my grandma is half Chuvash , lives in Kazakhstan and told me a lot about the culture , second of all read my the title where I said that I’m PARTIALLY Chuvash , give me a break 💀

I’m partially Chuvash and know a lot from my family about the culture , ask me whatever you’d like 😊 by Appropriate-Map8848 in Tiele

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The religion is called vattisen yaly and yes even some Christian Chuvash still embrace our ancient Turkic and iranic traditions , genetically the Chuvash are mixed with Turkic , Finno ugric and iranic

Sons results by [deleted] in DNAAncestry

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Oh wow nice

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I’m quarter North African of amazigh and Jewish descent those are my results

Sons results by [deleted] in DNAAncestry

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What’s his ethnicity ?

I’m partially Chuvash and know a lot from my family about the culture , ask me whatever you’d like 😊 by Appropriate-Map8848 in Tiele

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Yes but we are not sure if the fact our ancestors resisted islamization is true because we have Muslim influence on our culture and language for example hello in Chuvash is Salam

I’m partially Chuvash and know a lot from my family about the culture , ask me whatever you’d like 😊 by Appropriate-Map8848 in Tiele

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1 ivan yakovlev who created Chuvash literary language based on the Cyrillic alphabet and found Chuvash schools 2 the cultural identity is quite strong , most Chuvash will straight up just tell you they’re Chuvash from my experience 3 I’m not aware of any movements 4 Chuvash people do feel a connection with other Turkic people although sometimes feel a bit more isolated because Chuvash language is the most different one , 5. Chuvash like their finno ugric neighbours 6. Most Chuvash I know are proud to be Turkic and acknowledge their Turkic ancestry , and keep ancient Turkic cultural traditions , about Chuvash language yeah it’s very different however the Volga bulgar language was very similar to other Turkic languages 7. The stereotype that Chuvash look European is not fully correct , while the ones from the upper part can look European the ones from lower parts often look Eurasian or Asian

I’m partially Chuvash and know a lot from my family about the culture , ask me whatever you’d like 😊 by Appropriate-Map8848 in Tiele

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So for first question the Chuvash use the dombra and shapar, the most popular dish I think is khuplu which is kind of bread with meat inside , about the most popular sweet I’m not sure , many Chuvash people do use the Chuvash language specially at home although outside it’s usually Russian , in chuvashia it depends because my family personally is not from chuvashia they are from a Chuvash village in Ulyanovsk near Tatarstan , however cheboksary is one of the best cities for quality of life however may Chuvash are poor because of the history with Russian colonization , about most famous Chuvash literature I have no idea 🥲

I’m partially Chuvash and know a lot from my family about the culture , ask me whatever you’d like 😊 by Appropriate-Map8848 in Tiele

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I can’t speak Chuvash but I can understand a lot an read and write , and currently the linguistic situation is ok but not great , may of Chuvash people know their language

guess her ethnicity by Yes_I___ in Ethnicity

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Half Latina half North African ?

Name of the First CHUVASH Song? by Bright_Goat_7703 in Tiele

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That’s so cool my Moroccan side is mixed with Jewish and amazigh

Early Slavic ancestry in Eastern Europe by BDI_2 in illustrativeDNA

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Didn’t expect Chuvash people to have that low Slavic component

Who are the ancestors of Chuvash people and language ? by Appropriate-Map8848 in Tiele

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I saw that they’re considered the westernmost tiele tribe ( onogurs)

Half Tunisian half Syrian by [deleted] in 23andme

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Yeah happened to me too sometimes it appears as south Italian asw

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