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Inhabitants, languages ​​and countries 1.1 WORLD

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Embarking on a journey to discover the names of the inhabitants, known as demonyms, and the languages ​​spoken across the globe is a fascinating adventure. Test your knowledge of the cultural ties that bind people to their lands and discover captivating anecdotes about our world heritage.
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What are the people of Finland called ?

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THE CORRECT ANSWER: The Finns

The Finns live in a Nordic country located in Northern Europe, bordered by the Baltic Sea. Finland is often nicknamed the “land of a thousand lakes” because of its approximately 188,000 lakes that dot its territory. Finns mainly speak Finnish and Swedish, the country's two official languages. Historically, the term "Lapp" was used to refer to the Sámi, the indigenous people living in the north, but today it is considered derogatory by many. The Finns are renowned for their love of the sauna, a true social institution, and for their exemplary education system. The country is regularly ranked at the top of the World Happiness Report thanks to its security, freedom and efficient public services. Understanding Finnish identity means discovering a resilient, discreet people who are deeply attached to their wild and preserved nature.