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- Over 93% of the population speaks Finnish, a Finnish-Ugric language coming from a language family different from Scandinavian languages. It is closely related to Estonian. Finland recognizes Sami, the tongue of the indigenous minority Sami. English is popular as a second language.
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4 days ago · Finnish: fin: fin: fin: French: fra: fre: fra: Western Frisian: fry: fry: fry: also known as Frisian or Fries Fulah: ful: ful: ful + 9: macrolanguage, also known as Fula Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic: gla: gla: gla: Galician: glg: glg: glg: Ganda: lug: lug: lug: Georgian: kat: geo: kat: German: deu: ger: deu: Greek, Modern (1453–) ell: gre: ell ...
3 days ago · The Uralic languages with the most native speakers are Hungarian (which alone accounts for approximately 60% of speakers), Finnish, and Estonian. Other languages with speakers above 100,000 are Erzya, Moksha, Mari, Udmurt and Komi spoken in the European parts of the Russian Federation.
3 days ago · Over 93% of the population speaks Finnish, a Finnish-Ugric language coming from a language family different from Scandinavian languages. It is closely related to Estonian. Finland recognizes Sami, the tongue of the indigenous minority Sami.
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2 days ago · Finnish is related to Hungarian rather than the Old Norse (North Germanic) that the other Scandinavian languages are rooted in. For example, while ‘thank you’ in Swedish, Danish and Norwegian is a variation of ‘ takk ’, Finns say ‘ kiitos ’.
For grammar and explanations Uusi Kielemme. For videos, YouTuber KatChats makes videos about Finland in general and the language. Sometimes she vlogs in Finnish and puts Finnish and English subtitles. You also have news for foreigners (forgot the actual name) by YLE that gives the news in basic slow Finnish for language learners. 3.
4 days ago · The dual language of Finland is Finnish and Swedish. Mainland Finland has both languages as national languages, with Finnish being the majority language and Swedish being the minority language. In the Åland Islands, Swedish is the sole official language.
