How do you say the following in your language:

>Cock
>Cocks
>Cock
>Cocks
>Cock
>Cocks
>Cock
>Cocks
>Cock
>Cocks
>Cock
>Cocks
>Cock
>Cocks
>Cock
>Cocks

fixed:
Suomi
suomalainen
Viro
Latvia
latvialainen
Liettua
liettualainen
virolainen
Venäjä
venäläinen
Ukraina
ukrainalainen
Valko-Venäjä
valkovenäläinen
Puola
puolalainen

Why are you lying
It's ryssämaa
ryssä
valko-ryssämaa
valko-ryssä

xaxaxaxa)))
no

Eiköhän se poikani olisi silti Ryssäinmaa
t. eri

Finlanda
Finlandez(ă)
Estonia
Letonia
Lituania
Lituanian(ă)
Eston(ă)
Rusia
Rus(ă)
Ucraina
Ucrainean(ă)
Bielorusia
Belarus(ă)
Polonia
Polonez(ă)

>Finland
Somija
>Finnish
Somi
>Estonia
Igaunija
>Latvia
Latvija
>Latvian
Latvietis
>Lithuania
Lietuva
>Lithuanian
Lietuvietis
>Estonian
Igaunis
>Russia
>Russian
>Ukraine
>Ukrainian
>Belarus

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Finland
Finsk
Estland
Latvia
Latvisk
Litauen
Litauisk
Estisk
Russland
Russisk
Ukraina
Ukrainsk
Hviterussland
Hviterussisk
Polen
Polsk

>Finland
Finlande
>Finnish
Finnois/finlandais
>Estonia
Estonie
>Latvia
Lettonie
>Latvian
Letton
>Lithuania
Lituanie
>Lithuanian
Lituanien
>Estonian
Estonien
>Russia
Russie
>Russian
Russe
>Ukraine
Ukraine
>Ukrainian
Ukranien
>Belarus
Biélorussie/Belarus
>Belarussian
Biélorusse
>Poland
Pologne
>Polish
Polonais

Kyllä isukki

>Russia
Krievija
>Russian
Krievs
>Ukraine
Ukraina
>Ukrainian
Ukrainis
>Belarus
Baltkrivija

Finland - Finlandia
Finnish - Finlandés
Estonia - Estonio
Latvia - Letonia
Latvian - Letón
Lithuania - Lituania
Lithuanian - Lituano
Estonian - Estonio
Russia - Rusia
Russian - Ruso
Ukraine - Ucrania
Ukranian - Ucraniano
Belarus - Bielorrusia
Belarussian - Bielorruso
Poland - Polonia
Polish - Polaco

pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lista_de_gentílicos

Google did not reached Hungary, yet?

Finnland, Finnisch
Estland, Estländisch
Lettland, Lettisch
Litauen, Litauisch
Russland, Russisch
Ukraine, Ukrainisch
Weißrussland, Weißrussisch
Polen, Polnisch

It's not silly at all, there to do with history and the local where those languages develop. Isn't Korean like that as well? Cause until what I know Hangul is the name of the alphabet, but not of the Korean language.

He means like referring to a single person, best you could say is "a Korean" but there's no explicit noun for people from a country in singular in English.
This does not apply to all European languages however, German has proper words for this.

Finlande
Finnois
Estonie
Lettonie
Letton
Lituanie
Lituanien
Estonien
Russie
Russe
Ukraine
Ukrainien
Biélorussie
Biélorusse
Pologne
Polonais

Finska
Finski
Estonija
Latvija
Latvijec (Latvian person), latvijski (Latvian)
Litva
Litvanec, litvanski
Estonec, estonski
Rusija
Rus, ruski
Ukrajina
Ukrajinec, ukrajinski
Belorusija
Belorus, beloruski
Poljska
Poljak, poljski

I wasn't sure if those were referring to ethnicities or to the quality of belonging to an ethnicity so I included both. All ethnicities are in the male form

>finland
somija
>finnish
finnish what? Thing like language or people? There is no direct equivalent.

>Finski
Oops, forgot the name for a Finn, which is Finec

What do you say when you call something "Finnish"?

>Finlandia
>Finlandese
>Estonia
>Estone
>Lettonia
>Lettone
>Lituania
>Lituano
>Russia
>Russo
>Ucraina
>Ucraino
>Bielarussia
>Bielorusso
>Polonia
>Polacco

>something
Somu. But we don't call people that. It basically means "of finns". Whenever talking about people instead of saying "viņš ir somu" - "he is of finns" we would change the structure of the sentence to say "viņš ir soms" - "he is a finn".

>芬蘭
>芬蘭人
>愛沙尼亞
>拉脫維亞
>拉脫維亞人
>立陶宛
>立陶宛人
>愛沙尼亞人
>俄羅斯
>俄羅斯人
>烏克蘭
>烏克蘭人
>白俄羅斯
>白俄羅斯人
>波蘭
>波蘭人

Guess I should put the words to refer to people as well then
Finne
Este
Lette
Litauer
Russe
Ukrainer
Weißrusse
Pole

How long does it take to write one of these by hand?

Finlanda
Finlandi
Esetonia
Latifa
Lituania
Lituani
Esetoni
Rusia
Russi
Ukrania
Ukrani
Russia-el-byda (white Russia)
Russiabyad (white Russian)
Polanda
Polandi

i am a slow writer, so average is about 8 second per one

Yeah, but that is not a problem... It is an adjective noun of birth place, as the name says, it denotes the birth place of something so it can be applied to language, person or anything link in Portuguese:

Um francês fala francês.

Actually in English is the same thing:

A French speaks French.

It is easy to understand it by context.

>Finland
Finnland
>Finnish
Finne, Finnin, Finnisch
>Estonia
Estland
>Latvia
Lettland
>Latvian
Lette, Lettin, Lettisch
>Lithuania
Litauen
>Lithuanian
Litauer/in, Litauisch
>Estonian
Este, Estnin, Estnisch
>Russia
Russland
>Russian
Russe, Russin, Russisch
>Ukraine
Ukraine
>Ukrainian
Ukrainer/in, Ukrainisch
>Belarus
Weißrussland (also Belarus legit)
>Belarussian
Weißrusse, Weißrussin, Weißrussisch (also Belorussisch legit)
>Poland
Polen
>Polish
Pole, Polin, Polisch

Dritte Welt.