Most Slavic non-Slavic speaking ethnicity

[Rugevit]

What the hell is "Northern Slavs"? Estonians are mainly similar to Finns.

Northern meaning closer to the northern pole. Simple, really. Estonians and Finns have linguistic ties.

[Rugevit]

You are the troll, you a talking from your ass. You dont even know the people you are talking about.

Lappy, please.

[armenianbodyhair]

what the actual fuck? troll.

[Äijä]

Northern meaning closer to the northern pole. Simple, really. Estonians and Finns have linguistic ties.

Lol, they are not ties, it was the same damn language until very recently.

[Äijä]

Lappy, please.

Turk, please.

[Yaroslav]

Hungarians by far.

[Rugevit]

Lol, they are not ties, it was the same damn language until very recently.

Irish and Danes speak the languages from the same linguistic family too. Irish switched to English recently, so did many Slavs switched to Estonian. It's a fact.

[Peikko]

Northern meaning closer to the northern pole. Simple, really. Estonians and Finns have linguistic ties.

There are no Slavs living close to the North pole. Vast majority of Russians live in Central / Southern Russia and most living in the Northern Russia have moved there quite recently. St.Petersburg was founded in the 1700s.

[Rugevit]

Hungarians by far.

so, why didn't you vote for Hungarians?

[Rugevit]

There are no Slavs living close to the North pole. Vast majority of Russians live in Central / Southern Russia and most living in the Northern Russia have moved there quite recently. St.Petersburg was founded in the 1700s.

Central and southern Russians are still closer to northern Pole than the majority of Slavs; hence, northern Slavs in comparison to other Slavs.