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I we take the Somalis as an example. According to an article from last year their number in Finland increase by nearly ten per cent in a year. In the Helsinki region, about half of the growth in the Somali population involves children born in Finland. According to a researcher the speech patterns of young Finns in the East of Helsinki already show signs of an indirect influence of the Somali language.
http://www.hs.fi/english/article/Som.../1135256885942
The numbers of Somalis in Finland isn't that big now, but with all future Somali immigrants plus all of those who will be granted residence permits in the future on the basis of family ties and the fact that an average Somali family has 8-10 children, I'd say they are going to have an impact on the Finnish population.
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