Jul 5, 2024
10:05:25am
10:05:25am
Just for those who have answered Finland in with Norway, Sweden, and Denmark,
Finnish has the same roots as the other Baltic languages (Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian) and are more genetically tied to them. I went to Finland and Estonia this past April and was educated on this.
Despite that and knowing that’s the case, they still feel more Scandinavian than Baltic.
Despite that and knowing that’s the case, they still feel more Scandinavian than Baltic.
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