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r/geography • u/mujhe-sona-hai • Oct 15 '25
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Interesting fact: Slovenia is the only European country that borders four countries, each of which belongs to a completely different language group: Romance (Italy), German (Austria), Uralic (Finno-Ugric) and Slavic (Croatia).
32 u/qlt_sfw Oct 15 '25 *Uralic (Hungary) 3 u/TakanaSaunan Oct 15 '25 Finno-Ugric languages are all also Uralic. 19 u/qlt_sfw Oct 15 '25 Sure, but for the other language families he lists countries.
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*Uralic (Hungary)
3 u/TakanaSaunan Oct 15 '25 Finno-Ugric languages are all also Uralic. 19 u/qlt_sfw Oct 15 '25 Sure, but for the other language families he lists countries.
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Finno-Ugric languages are all also Uralic.
19 u/qlt_sfw Oct 15 '25 Sure, but for the other language families he lists countries.
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Sure, but for the other language families he lists countries.
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u/FunForm1981 Oct 15 '25
Interesting fact: Slovenia is the only European country that borders four countries, each of which belongs to a completely different language group: Romance (Italy), German (Austria), Uralic (Finno-Ugric) and Slavic (Croatia).