Can all Finns speak Swedish?

They just might since it's an official language there and they were their colony for 800 years

Ja, vi kan tala jätte bra svensk.

It's a tiny minority, like this homo peter

ei saa peittää

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Of course we know swedish, it's our second language

Doesn't Sweden have a finnish minority too?

Yes

Ja, vi läser sverige två år i högskola och gymnasium och universitet. Springa springer sprang sprungit och så vidare :D

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i can only call swedes gay and stupid in swedish

Wow, Lithuanians don't even have much Russians like Latvia and Estonia, but most of them still can speak it.

Stupid question

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There's as many finns in sweden as there are lions in the reserves.
I think it's over a million now.

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yes, but the second set of tables are only showing the percentages of people with foreign-language ability in a language that is not native, so that means that Russian is of course more know in Estonia and Latvia (because they have a lot of native Russian speakers)

another thing that has to be considered is that Eurobarometers are only representative for people with EU nationality and therefore are not representative for the total population, this is especially important in countries like Latvia and Estonia that have a high proportion with Russian or no nationality at all

I don't and neither does anybody in my family

t. Kiuruvesi

>native Russian speakers

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It's literally impossible to contain my autistic countrymen

I was trying to avoid another shitflinging thread where Swedes are smug about Finns having to learn Swedish you mug

Vuosia kestäneen ekstensiivisen lurkkaamisen jälkeen oon huomannut, että suomalaisia on ihan vitun helppo röllätä. (You):ta satelee pienimmällekin provolle melkein aina pumppilimittiin asti.

Alussa ajattelin, että ehkä tää on vain uusihomojen kokemattomuutta, ja ne sitten myöhemmin ymmärtää että paras tapa välttyä paskanjauhannalta on olla antamatta huomiota, mutta ei. Te ootte lisänneet pökköä pesään. Ulkomaalaiset ovat huomanneet tämän haavoittuvaisuuden, josta johtuen meistä jauhetaan paskaa kellon ympäri.

Elikäs tässä pari vinkkiä lautailijaveteraanilta:

Jos huomaat paskanjauhantaa tai selvää provosointia, ilmoita lanka kuumataskuille jos siihen on syytä jonka jälkeen hidetät langan. Mutta jos on ihan pakko vastata, niin käytä vähintääkin sagea. Näin esim. hurrit selviyty niiden jatkuvasta paskomisesta. Ei oo kauheasti näkynyt ruottalaisten simputusketjuja viimeaikoina.

Muistakaa tämä seuraavan kerran kun aijotte vastata ilmiselvään syöttiin.

Ei mulla muuta. t. lautalijapro master

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There are no native Russians in Estonia and Latvia. There were hordes of literal criminals who, when freed from prisons in Soviet Russia, were sent to the Baltics. Majority of workers were literal boltmonkeys who are far from engineers. Engineers were a rare minority. And they were almost all made into soviet people, literal retards who can not take care of themselves without state providing them brains.

Only white trash can't speak Swedish. Everyone else can.

>polish apes in charge of telling who is and isn't mongol

I came in a Finnish girl's mouth once

did she gulp

What a waste, should have planted the seeds for a österland

for example Estonian Census 2011 says native Estonian and Russian speakers are 69% and 30% respectively while in Eurobarometer 2012 it's 80% and 19%

Jag älskär köttbullar och flickorna

Why is it so easy to get Finns and Swedes flinging shit at each other?

It's clear that OP doesn't actually care about the subject, he just wants to see Finns and Swedes fight (which they do). He just wants to be entertained by the good ol' Swedo-Finnish bants-war. So gullible.

That's why I made this post

>Why is it so easy to get Finns and Swedes flinging shit at each other?
you say it like we don't like that

they were literal part of the USSR after all

>It's clear that OP doesn't actually care about the subject
Wrong. I'm interested, because I've been arguing with my dumb "compatriots". It was more about the official status of the language, because they can't comprehend that in normal civilized countries you don't just take away people's rights for no reason. There's even bigger percentage of native Russian speakers in Ukraine, and some other minorities, too. But not only the refuse to make it official on national level, they even took the regional rights. They can't even comprehend that it's also one of the factors fueling current conflict.

The difference is that Swedish and Finnish are not related at all while Russian and Ukrainian are pretty close.

Based and pastapilled