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    I can help out with Finnish, I'm trying study Spanish myself but I'm still on baby steps with that...
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    July 17, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Moi Mina nimeni on Shantal....En Ymmärra Soumi. :/

     

    Corrected: "Moi! Minun nimeni on Shantal. En ymmärrä suomea."

    "Minä" = I (Spanish: Yo), "minun" = my (Spanish: Mi)

    Suomi = Finland (Spanish: Finlandia) - the country, suomea = (of) Finnish (Spanish: (de) finlandés) - the language

     

    Although it might be hard time to understand us Finns (as people) either :)

     

    And good start, good luck with learning one of the hardest languages in earth, welcome to community!

     

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    November 15, 2012
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  • Answered
    Danish, Icelandic, Swedish and Norwegian language (Scandinavian languages) are all North Germanic languages and more or less close to each other. Finnish in other hand belongs to Finnic group of Uralic language family and is only close to Estonian language. Swedish is the second official language in Finland and hence Finns often also understand Scandinavian languages, but it's more rare for Scandinavian people to understand Finnish, as it's not mandatory (or to be honest - easy) to learn for them.
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    October 29, 2012
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