Fuslie REVEALS Her Ethnicity 😲

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[Orblinkluv]

Leslie's parents meeting in Illinois makes so much sense to me 😂 they have Midwestern energy in the best way

[hasib]

her DNA test gave her "Made in China" tag

[lilgrannyari]

Fuslie: I just took a DNA test, turns out I'm 100% Chinese.

[caiolara]

Honestly parents who know multiple languages not teaching/exposing their children to said language are doing that child a disservice man!

[mxstrikk]

If your mom speaks Mandarin, and your dad speaks Cantonese, you should speak in Fuzhounese just to confuse them lol

[asthagupta]

This makes me feel better about myself that I’m not the only one who can’t speak their mothers tongue.

[Sanfaso]

So Leslie is a Midwesterner, that explains why shes so wholesome

[moe-ynxh]

I mean China isn’t just China, it’s a very ethnically diverse country

[briannguyen]

😂I was raised in an English and Vietnamese speaking household. I don’t speak Vietnamese fluently tho but I understand it. I’m on the level of kindergartners if anything …

[Shadowboost]

Literally me. Mom speaks Mandarin, dad speaks Cantonese, they met in Illinois... Is Fuslie my sister?

[tansworld]

Having a multilingual origin is op you literally get a headstart to life

[KingJH]

Imagine having two trilingual parents and then coming out speaking 5 languages

[FantazomiXroma]

China has 56-57 ethnic groups alone. So “100% Chinese” is still not very specific, lol. You should get a test that actually will break it down by ethnic groups and not just country. China is hella diverse.

[maman]

"What?! 😂😂😂
As a chinese that cant speak chinese, i feel that.

[aguanaut]

Lol I'm one of those "I speak all 3", same types of Chinese too

[Gldfish-cpyb]

If I got a dna test saying I was 100% something and I don’t speak the language from there, somebody fucked me over

[RoseScar]

FACTS! same, im latina, literally all of my family except my brother speaks fluent spanish, grew up speaking english, raised in the usa whereas all my family came from Argentina

[yourstruly]

So relatable. My mother is Swedish and I moved to Sweden recently for grad school and I constantly get “why didn’t you learn Swedish growing up then?” When they hear my mom is from here. Pls take it up w her I’m sorry my toddler self didn’t ask for more language lessons

[A.J_]

Same here. I really feel so out of place when I'm on vacation on my Father's hometown with my cousins when they are talking with each other.

[simonkemfors]

China is a massive, diverse and traditionally isolationist country, so it's not that strange to be 100%, so it's probably not all that uncommon. Maybe you could see what provinces you have heritage from? I don't know though