Jackson Crawford | Germanic Loanwords in Finnic Languages (with Dr. Johan Schalin) @JacksonCrawford | Uploaded August 2024 | Updated October 2024, 10 hours ago.
Dr. Johan Schalin presents on the fascinating history of the long interaction between Germanic (primarily Scandinavian) languages and Finnic languages, and the many different periods in which Germanic loanwords entered and became a part of Finnic. From a live conversation with Jackson Crawford's Patreon supporters.

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