Thank you for your kind words!

Раз вы находитесь в Финляндии, поинтересуйтесь как звучит финское название озера Ладога. Понятно, что до 13 века оно называлось великое Нево и Альдога, но это шведские топонимы. Выясните, как Ладогу называли именно финны. И посмотрите топонимы на картах XVII века. Информированным человеком труднее манипулировать 🤝

​@@adekvate I was mostly speaking of the oppression of fenno ugric languages. The area has long been inhabited by people of many origins, many here have sore memories of being driven away from their home and being treated bad in Finland as well, as many did not view them as Finnish either. It's a sore spot for many. Finland had long been under the rule of Sweden and Russia, despite having its own culture and languages. Sami people are similar here today and when you travel north, many places have Sami names and I'm happy they have not been replaced by Finnish ones. There, I expect many places to have names of fenno ugric origins, as Russia has many language minorities and cultures of such roots. I expect it to have many russian names too. I might have let my emotions to get the best of me, as I have family, like my father, who had their home destroyed and had to leave as a child. But people responsible of those circumstances are now long gone.

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Конечно есть, но ложную лисичку с лисичкой перепутать невозможно ;) кстати, чёрная лисичка тоже вкусная ;)

@@adekvate vozmojno, no deistvitel'no trudno :) Black chanterelles? Wow, never seen those. Very cool.