Sirs, this is friendships thread for all indo-europeans and indo-uralics
topic for thread is why finns don't love their indo-uralic heritage?
please do needful thing and kindly post in thread my friends.
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John Young
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William Powell
>why finns don't love their indo-uralic heritage?
Because we are filthy orja subhumans :'(
Christopher Gonzalez
>we
are you from the part of finland that's perma-banned because of the finnish gayposter?
Nathan Smith
"We" meaning Indo-Europeans. Finns do not want to associate with us because they think that we wuz filthy orjas and they wuz our masters
Cooper Torres
you must forgive me, the idea of someone calling indo-europeans/indo-uralics orja subhumans is so shocking that I couldn't understand
the truth is all indo-uralics are brothers and we need to learn to love each other. we are brothers
Joseph Myers
this is my ancestor
Sebastian Brown
The ancestor of Turkics and Indo-European Central Asians, actually
Henry Ortiz
How? He was from Kostroma
Angel Phillips
mine too :^)
Josiah Cruz
Finish word for water, vesi, is of indo European origin
Adam Fisher
Like a third or more of their word stems are Indo-European
Gabriel Fisher
my brothers
Anthony Howard
There's 25000 Indians in Finland, why are they all here?
Charles Rodriguez
>there are 25000 indo-uralics in indo-uralic land
so? there should be freedom of movement, marriage etc. between all indo-uralics
Eli Gray
What about Dravidian ancestry? They aren't even hypothetically """Indo-Uralic"""
Isaiah Robinson
indeed. dravidians are further away from me than I am to you, brother. feel free to glass them
Connor Reyes
How do you even tell if someone is Dravidian? You arr rook same to me
Lucas Jackson
dravidians have more australoid features
Brandon Lee
Hold up just one minute will you.
Indo-Europeans in fact descend from Negrito-Australoid males with haplogroup P1 who were from the Philippines or Andaman islands.
So it's quite natural for an Indo-European to look heavily Australoid. I can not assume the brown Australoid Brahmin with R1a doesn't simply look like their SE Asian Negrito P1 ancestors because of extreme purity.
James Baker
Looks like a plague
Jayden Garcia
mommy
Lincoln Thompson
That's actually quite beautiful, although it's wrong
Carter Long
hello my fellow indo-uralic brothers, let's have some fun in the streets of delhi annd helsinki
Bentley Rogers
central asian are half indo half turkic
i'm sure 35,000 years ago the people there were the exact same as now
not
Lucas Mitchell
We need Modi Ji to do Ghar Wapsi of our Indo-Uralic brothers
Angel Thompson
the talk section of the indo-uralic wikipedia article is full of finns seething lmao
Daniel Long
LMAO
One of them even tried removing mention of the "kuningas" (king) loanword from the article, holy seethe
Samuel Diaz
Ryan Foster
it is literally irrelevant
Brayden Rogers
Sorry, but it is. In the words of VikSol:
>You have eliminated the example kuningas, but this is a standard example in comparing Indo-European and Uralic, used for instance by Henry Sweet in The History of Language (1900) and by Raimo Anttila in Historical and Comparative Linguistics (rev. ed. 1989). In addition, the phonology of this word happens to be particularly clear and easy to convey. Readers deserve to be informed of it. I grant that kuningas is a more recent loan than porćas (also a standard example), but this usefully emphasizes the very long period during which Indo-European and Uralic languages have been in contact and, consequently, have had the opportunity to interact. Let’s give readers both.
Zachary Hernandez
idc about wikipolitics
based Adam Hyllested has proven that Indo-Europeans(including Hallstat Celts, not just Germanics) borrowed several words from Finnics
Jaxon Cook
Words like "half" though, lol
Jaxson Rogers
the word suomi is borrowed
Liam Gonzalez
Woopety-doopy-doo, so what? it could be from the ancient Paimio culture of Balts
Joshua Gonzalez
you are right, it doesn't matter, we are all indo-uralics
one dialect of hindi can borrow from another :)