Which European language is more strange and isolated?

[Rostos vilmoskörte]

The finnish language is much less indo-europeanized than hungarian. So yes maybe Finland has Estonia, but they dont understand anything in other languaues, its not really true in the case of hungarian. A hungarian speaker can understand many slovak or german word even if they didnt learn them. 1/3 of hungarian words and vocabulary is slavic and german. When i have been to Slovakia i understood many written word in the steet.
So yes hungarian is more isolated compared to itself, but finnish is more isolated compared to others.

When i went to Slovakia half of the places were Hungarian and people on the street spoke Hungarian and even a tv reporter spoke Hungarian and wanted to interview me and my wife ��

I agree Finnish people are very lonely on sharing words with other Europeans

[Defcon2]

Zampabollos filipino, tu pregunta era:

Sí o sí debería estar ahí el euskera como opción.

Si analizamos el origen etimológico completo del palabro "antimadridistak" veríamos que más que del castellano esa palabra sería un "préstamo" del griego(anti-) del árabe (Mgrit) , del latín (sufijo -istus, a, um) euskerizado con esa -k final que indicaría el plural o depende en qué contexto el sujeto singular de un verbo transitivo.

Si tuvieras una escopeta tendrías muchas probabilidades de dispararte en el pie.

Alá Mgrit, Alá Mgrit!

[reboun]

Hungarian.

[Cristiano viejo]

Hungarian(by far), followed by Finnish, the Polish sounds like a westernized Russian version.

Zampabollos filipino, tu pregunta era:

Sí o sí debería estar ahí el euskera como opción.

Si analizamos el origen etimológico completo del palabro "antimadridistak" veríamos que más que del castellano esa palabra sería un "préstamo" del griego(anti-) del árabe (Mgrit) , del latín (sufijo -istus, a, um) euskerizado con esa -k final que indicaría el plural o depende en qué contexto el sujeto singular de un verbo transitivo.

Si tuvieras una escopeta tendrías muchas probabilidades de dispararte en el pie.

En serio calvo, pa decir estas tonterías mejor cállate.

[Blondie]

This is not fully true ... Summer house/summer cottage ... Huvila (Fin) is Suvila (Est). Suvi means (in old Finnish) same as kesä (in english summer). So suvila can be understood as a place/2. house etc. for summer use. Which is in Finnish ... huvila.

Polkupyörä Fin (bicycle) is jalkagratas in Estonia. Jalka in Finnish means feet. Gratas can opposite be understand ratas ... cogwheel.

Maito (Fin) = milk ... is piim is Estonia. Piimä (Fin) opposite means buttermilk. But if you know piim means normal milk ... then it is easy to understand that for example rasvatu piim (Est) is sama as rasvaton maito (Fin) ... milk 0% felt.

Etc.

Okay 40% of hungarian words, vocabulary has indo-european origin, what is this number in the finnish language?