[ SECRET POST #2969 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2969 ⌋

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[The Sound of Music]


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[Grayson]


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[Criminal Minds (Spencer Reid)]


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["Do You Love Me?" from Fiddler on the Roof]


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[The 100]


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Comments

Re: You Post

[kaijinscendre]

Offtopic: What is the difference between Swedish and Finnish names?

Re: You Post

[making_excuses]

How to explain that? Swedish names sound like kinda stupid Norwegian names Björn Björnson* would be a Swedish name, Bjørn Bjørnsen would be the Norwegian equal, but the Finnish one would be more like actually I have no idea, what the Finnish version of that exact name would be. Here is a page I just found: http://www.nordicnames.de/wiki/Main_Page

Finns always have middle names, and they never use them! this might be an exaggeration, but it is common enough to be a thing.

Finnish as a language is quite different from the Scandinavian languages and with the Russian rule, their names are also a bit Russian I would assume. I don't really know, it isn't a thing I've ever thought about before, it is just a thing you kinda know.

*Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is incidentally a classical Norwegian author, and Bjørn Bjørnson was also a famous Norwegian actor/director, but then again Norwegian and Swedish names aren't that different as they used to own us for a long, long while. But there is a difference!

Re: You Post

[raspberryrain]

Swedish is a Norse language, Finnish is very much not.

Finnish names tend to be more multi-syllabic, and not Indo-European.

Re: You Post

[making_excuses]

Or this, why couldn't I write that?