Eesti

[Camden Harris]

One question for Estonians.

Do you find the term "Finno-Ugric" offensive,
or do you also generally use it?

[Logan Hughes]

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[Lincoln Clark]

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[Josiah Turner]

They prefer "Nordic with a twist".
The twist is that they are not Nordic.

[Michael Barnes]

No, why would it be offensive?

[Parker Watson]

wtf how is it offensive we use Soome-Ugri all the time desu.
Nordic with a twist seems like some tourist companys catchphrase. That nordic shit has tied down when we saw how cucked sweden got with its gender neutral and refugee shit.

[Mason Martin]

Why would finno ugric people find offensive being called what they are? Are you some actual next level cuck who thinks there is something funny about it or ylimielinen fennoswede who thinks your ""mongol"" is a bad thing

[Logan Gray]

No I don't know.

I remember hearing something like that some Estonians didn't like it for some reason.

Maybe I remember wrong.

[Austin Ramirez]

They must be german/swedenboos who dont want to be associated to eastern europe, not like we were that but they want to be germanic tier. I guess. But that probably isnt all estonia. Now you made me think

[Thomas Cox]

No it is not offensive; we are all brothers.

Finno-Ugric is "soome-ugri" ("soome" being "finnish")

Finnic is "läänemeresoome" (lit. "baltic finnish", or "west sea finnish")

The first term is commonly used (as a ethnonym: "soomeugrilased")

The second term is restricted to linguistics, usually.