Originally Posted by Mumian

Finnish is the official language of Finland, as a north-european language, it´s like Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, since they are of the same Skandenavian family, and Russia ruled this land in 19th century, plus Russia itself also came from Europe, so the Finnish is much like Russian, despite different spelling.

Originally Posted by Mumian

Finnish is the official language of Finland, as a north-european language, it´s like Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, since they are of the same Skandenavian family, and Russia ruled this land in 19th century, plus Russia itself also came from Europe, so the Finnish is much like Russian, despite different spelling. It´s rather interesting that during the WWII, Germany and Finland were allied to fight Russia.

But to me, I strongly support that Finnish is a Germanic language branch. That not the same to Russian.

I´m Chinese. And as Jonne knows Chinese, please explain what is your impression on Chinese and study on it?