Are Estonians Scandinavians/Nordic?

[American_Hispanist]

As I said, Estonians being Baltic is like the Canadians being Hispanic. Comparing the Estonians to the Balts is far from comparing Mexicans to other Hispanics, as you speak the same language (sic!). It's rather like comparing Canada to Mexico.

the language, yes, differences because Estonians are more related to Finns. That I agree with you. however, Baltics is a geographic name, and Estonia is part of the Baltics, in geographic sense. That you can't deny. If we are talking about ethnic connections, then that's a whole different story. and no, it would be more like comparing Mexico and Brazil.

[Aunt Hilda]

Finland has always been the bigger supporter of a Finnic union.

did I say otherwise? when It comes to your everyday Finns however....

You don't know much, if anything at all, about the politics or history of Northern-Europe.

I know the medieval and contemporary history of your country, there's not a lot of it

I'm studying politics as my minor, I'm familiar with the "scared of Russia" part of europe

[Äike]

the language, yes, differences because Estonians are more related to Finns. That I agree with you. however, Baltics is a geographic name, and Estonia is part of the Baltics, in geographic sense. That you can't deny. If we are talking about ethnic connections, then that's a whole different story. and no, it would be more like comparing Mexico and Brazil.

Mexico and Brazil = Both in the Romance group, related languages/people

Estonians, completely unrelated to the Balts. I know you live in California, but you should understand English.

[American_Hispanist]

Finland has always been the bigger supporter of a Finnic union. You don't know much, if anything at all, about the politics or history of Northern-Europe.

I know a bit, because I am not North Eastern European, but I know more than what the average person does. But still, Estonians and Finns can have an easier political union than what the Dutch and the Germans can have.

[Äike]

did I say otherwise?

Yes, you said "Finland is not interested", while Finland is the only one who has ever been interested in it.

I'm studying politics as my minor, I'm familiar with the "scared of Russia" part of europe

You're not smart enough to finish high school, let alone get into university. Unless the standards in Scotland are considerably lower than they are here.

[Aunt Hilda]

Mexico and Brazil = Both in the Romance group, related languages/people

Estonians, completely unrelated to the Balts. I know you live in California, but you should understand English.

canada is a better example, Tallinn would be like french Canada but instead of french its Russian

[American_Hispanist]

Mexico and Brazil = Both in the Romance group, related languages/people

Canada has bits that speak a Romance language. however, Brazilians have way higher SSA input than Mexicans do, add to the fact that they have received a lot of Italian and German immigrants while Mexico has mostly only received immigrants from Spain, France, and Levantine countries. So therefore, the differences with Brazil and Mexico are higher than with Canada, and Canada has lots of differences with Mexico.

Estonians, completely unrelated to the Balts. I know you live in California, but you should understand English.

Wtf, look at you karl. I have fucking said Baltic is a geographic term, but you keep on skipping that. It's you who should be improving your English.

[Äike]

canada is a better example, Tallinn would be like french Canada but instead of french its Russian

Russians are a minority and live in their ghettos.

[Aunt Hilda]

Yes, you said "Finland is not interested", while Finland is the only one who has ever been interested in it.

I said That interetsed

You're not smart enough to finish high school, let alone get into university. Unless the standards in Scotland are considerably lower than they are here.

said the nordic wannabe, who probably lives in his mums basement.

Like it or not I'm a UOE student

[Äike]

Wtf, look at you karl. I have fucking said Baltic is a geographic term, but you keep on skipping that. It's you who should be improving your English.

The topic is people, not countries. Estonians are Finnic and there are maybe about 1000-1500 Balts in Estonia.