It depends how you count them. Finnish words are often combined to make new compound words, as in German but more so. Also though they have few prepositions they do have 14 cases for nouns. (View Post)

In Finland there is no distinction in pronouns by sex. "Hän" means both he and she. Also "se" (it) is used informally. This leads to very common mistakes in English. Often "s… (View Post)

Aussies are already personae non gratae for China. This will confirm that. Hence even if SARS-CoV-2 did originally arise from a bat precursor virus, which remains unproven, it must have spent conside… (View Post)

Indeed, 1760 until 1832. (View Post)

Talking about "the jolt upwards" (Andy_Cooke) and that "Glasgow and Edinburgh basically doubled in a single day" (Leon) we should note that a jump-discontinuity in acceleration ca… (View Post)