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USA 30 vote(s) 42.9%
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  1. The Evil Major Well-Known Member

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    When my father was visiting Germany once, someone said to him that Hungarian and Finnish languages sound the same. *looks at the Hungarian text* I mean really?!

    Btw I can understand that it's something about Hungary (magyar) or something.
    The Evil Major, Jan 11, 2012
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    English people tell Dutch people that German and Dutch sound the same all the time. I mean, seriously?!
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    Well you have to admit that they sound abit the same.
    The Evil Major, Jan 11, 2012
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    Magyar and Suomi are related to eachother, just like German and Dutch are.
    UnitRico, Jan 11, 2012
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    Lunfardo is like a Buenos Aires slang, originated by all the inmigrants at that time.
    Yarpen, Jan 11, 2012
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    Well hungarians are really don't know where they are from.Some say we're related to babylonians or scythinas becouse of the simularities of the language and culture
    Some parts of our language is kind of like finnish,estonian some parts are like turkish,and ainchent hunnic.It's kind of like a mish-mash of the two language families.There is also the mongolianpillaging to the carpathians theory which is regarded as pleasable but there are a lot of theories regarding the issue.
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    Well, I don't know about the people themselves, just that Finnish and Hungarian are related in some way.
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    Tolkien about his discovery of Finnish: "It was like discovering a complete wine-cellar filled with bottles of an amazing wine of a kind and flavour never tasted before. It quite intoxicated me."



    Wherever Finnish and Hungarian may have their origins... They are both one of the few language spoken in Europe that are not Indo-European...

    Edit: Finnish and Hungarian texts may look similar... And although Dutch and German may sound quite similar to non-native ears... Well, Dutch and German, words, texts do certainly not look similar... As explained by this fellow here named professor Alexander Arguelles...

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    Yes Magyar and Suomi are related (they both are part of the Fenno-Ugric language group) but they are not as closely related as German and Dutch and I'd say that Hungarian doesn't really sound like Finnish.
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  10. The Evil Major Well-Known Member

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    Thank you for that video, it did actually sound like Finnish but with no Finnish words.
    Btw Finnish are a lot like elves except being druker and are as ugly as the elves are beautiful (nooot:p).


    A beatiful but kinda sad song, tells a lot about the Finnish people.
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    Here's another similarity...
    battleearl, Jan 11, 2012
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    Finnish people are like this for me.

    Yarpen, Jan 11, 2012
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    ^Great song, I have that and happy little boozer on my mp3.
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    Nice music man.We have something simular here too
    ddbb089, Jan 11, 2012
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    A friend of mine told me once "There are two ways to drink vodka: with water, or like water"
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    Vodka with water? That is BLASPHEMY!
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    Drink it like water, then.
    Bart, Jan 12, 2012
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    so, no Africans?
    Romulus211, Jan 12, 2012
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    I'm surprised there are no people from Antarctica. 15 people live there!
    Bart, Jan 12, 2012
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    What about penguins? don't they have internet yet?
    Romulus211, Jan 12, 2012
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