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Finnish

Sorry guys but I didn't post for a long time.

Christmas is near and I want to tell you about the language of a cold country. Tomorrow I might post about a hotter place.

The Finnish language is NOT a Germanic language, although Finland shares the border with Sweden and Norway. It is part of the Uralic language family.

Uralic--->Finno-Ugric--->Finnic--->Maybe some division, not sure--->Finnish

THE PHOTO HAS BEEN REMOVED DUE TO COPYRIGHT PURPOSES.

Finnish is along with Estonian, Karelian and others.

I should have thought of a pic earlier.

One language gained my attention: extreme right hand side- Motor!? Is that EVEN A LANGUAGE? Sorry, speakers of Motor.

It's as less as this. Bye!

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  1. bergewuuehueuguehg19 December 2016 at 02:17

    Sorry I don't get much time to know more about Finnish.

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  2. bergewuuehueuguehg8 May 2017 at 03:33

    I'll try to make another post about Finnish in the future.

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