The mysterious origins of the Finnish word for God [REACTION]

[@zasmirko100]

I'm pleased that you have curiosity for cultural background. Many don't bother!

[@MQReacts]

@@zasmirko100 Thank you so much! I'm passionate about exploring diverse cultures and languages.

[@claudebuysse7482]

The Finns like Hungarians came from Central Asia but not at the same time. That's why they are so different than others Europeans countries by language and myths. In fact , Indian peoples are closer to a Belgian than a Finn...Basques and Albanians are in the same case but not from Asia. Good day.

[@MQReacts]

@@claudebuysse7482 Just to ensure understanding, are you referring to the Uralic language family connection between Finns and Hungarians?

[@claudebuysse7482]

@@MQReacts Frankly i don't know exactly. All i know is that the Finns arrived in north Europe thousands years before Christ. Magyars arrived in middle age from Asian steppes...you can find on wiki the real answer to your question. Have a nice day.

[@MQReacts]

@@claudebuysse7482 that’s okay, thank you ❤️

[@harrirautell5656]

We Are the oldest tribe In the Europe. We have here 10000 years old house.

[@MQReacts]

@@harrirautell5656 Wow, that's incredible! 10,000-year-old houses are a testament to Finland's rich history. Proud of your heritage!

[@Finkele1]

your culture had god/gods before you were forced to be christians... by colonialism. Check your own culture.

[@MQReacts]

@@Finkele1 you’re right about that. many ancient cultures had their own spiritual beliefs before external influences.

[@zasmirko100]

The same word for God have Estonians.

[@MQReacts]

@@zasmirko100 That's fascinating! I didn't know Estonians shared the same word for God. Thanks for sharing!