However, the word sauna is one of the few if not the one Finnish word everyone in the world knows.

@@pamelakilponen3682 yep, but Estonian uses its own cognate saun

​@@pamelakilponen3682Word Sauna does not come from the Finnish language. it is a word with German/Germanic roots

​@@jarek6934and loan traces back to proto-Finnic (common ancestor language for all of the Finnic languages: including Estonian and Finnish)

Finnish and Estonian people where still one ethnic group 1000...2000 years ago. And the saun/sauna was in our culture and life way before this separation. Saun/sauna is our common ancient culture with lot of other common things and names. We share a lot of names for birds, trees, tools, animals and so on from this time together over 2000 years ago. Some names are still very similar and a lot have not changed at all: kuusk/kuusi, lepp/leppä, kõiv/koivu, leil/löyly, viht/vihta. Unchanged are Ilves, lumi, vesi, kuu, raha, käsi, meri, kala, tuli, susi.To name a very few. Finnish word for sauna and sauna itself became world known from America. From the time hundreds of thousands finnish people went to dig gold from there and took theyr culture with them.

Palun,ära enam kommenteeri,

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That’s fine, but we don’t eat meat :)

Vegan producs are still vegan, but human taste buds dont prefer Vegan food, so most Vegan food is produced that way it has familiar taste, but dont consist meat. Thought Vegan sausages taste like sausages i still dont like them, they are not that hearty, and you realy need to eat alot to fill you up.

@@asjaosaline5987 oh kinda like gmo foods right hahaha 🤣