Can Finnish and Estonian speakers understand each other

Imagine an Estonian and a Finn trapped in a sauna. Would they be able to communicate to find a way out Mutual intelligibility within the FinnoUgric language family is generally limited due to the significant linguistic differences between languages. We created this language challenge to give you a chance to see for yourself how well Finnish and Estonian speakers can understand each other based on similarities between those two languages. If you re a speaker of a FinnoUgric language do volunteer in for the future videos so we can run more experiments like that. You can sign up via following volunteer form The FinnoUgric language family is a branch of the larger Uralic language family, which includes languages spoken primarily in Finland, Estonia, Hungary, and regions of Russia. This family consists of two main branches: FinnoPermic and Ugric. Some wellknown languages in this family include Finnish, Estonian,