can yall tell a difference between asian like japanese, korean, thai etc...?

Question

if then which one do i look likie

not even close geez just cuz i'm brown

not thai or pinay not even close

not korean or japanese, or chinese

not laotion .

not indonesian or vietnamese

u guys just suck, no i'm not pacific islander

not indian no

not singaporean

i'm not from tropical or island place. and i'm 100% of one race

samoan is a island country and i already said i'm not from island place. and i wasn't born in usa

not hispanic no i'm an asian

not nepalese, and what is innuit

finnally one person right. but probably just looked at the map and cancelled out the countries other people said and clues i gave out like not a tropical country or island. i'm 100% mongolian thank u

well most people have hard time guessing which asian i am even asian people, even mongolian like most of them dont' recognize unless i tell them. i think its pretty much cuz i'm dark. yep

Answer 1

American

edit: hispanic
nepal?
Tibet?
Mongolia?
native america?
himalayian?

Inuit is a native american tribe living in alaska:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inuit

edit: I actually thought of those on my own, I was thinking of ancient asian tribes and the mongols came to mind.

Answer 2

Some comparisons the differences are more obvious, for example a Filipino and a Japanese person probably you can tell the difference, but not always. I think it takes experience in seeing many people of specific ethnicities before you can tell the differnce. Most Japanese people can tell if other Asians are Japanese or not, but again that's not always the case. I am not Asian, but have grown up in an area with a huge and diverse Asian community, also I've lived in Hong Kong. I can usually tell if a person is Korean, or Japanese or Thai or whatever, but not always.

Even with white people there's differences - some Eastern Europeans share certain features. You know how you can often tell if a black person is "African" rather than "African-American"? It's because ethnic groups are created when a bunch of people start reproducing with each other, and overtime there are genetic similarities in the people with similar ancestries. This is the same with East Asians.

Answer 3

I grew up in Hawaii, which has a huge Asian population. I can pick the general features of the native peoples. However, it's getting harder to find someone who's 100% of any ethnicity anymore. Adding to the difficulty are beauty practices. Some girls with straight hair curl it, while others with curly hair straighten it. My sister-in-law told me that some Pilipinas even bleach their skin.

From that small photo I am confident in ruling out Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. I'd look in more tropical areas such as Burma, Laos, or the Philippines.

Answer 4

I really wish I could tell the difference, because I don't like to make assumptions when it comes to this. It must get annoying for Asians always being called Chinese...unless you're Chinese. But, if I had to guess by your picture, I'd say Korean. Maybe? Philipino?

Answer 5

the pic is small but you look either vietnamese, filipina, or indonesian. You are too tanned to be japanese, chinese, korean, or taiwanese. And your eyes aren't that slanted.

You pretty much look pacific islander.....

ok maybe even indian

Answer 6

Thai

Answer 7

No, I can't tell the difference just like I can't tell the difference in countries between Hispanics, Africans, and Europeans

Answer 8

I can usually tell the difference between a Chinese, Japanese, and Filipino.

Samoan?!

Answer 9

I can usually tell..but you seem to bear some attributes of a lot of different asian groups..or maybe I'm just not as good as I thought I was...I'll guess Japanese...or Korean...dbd

Answer 10

no I can't tell, I'll take a guess and say korean?, I've met alot of korean women with a brown skin tone.

edit: Laotian? Filipino?

edit: Oh, I give up, lol