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		By: Anitta		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Almost no one hears my accent when speaking English.  Occasionally someone does, usually a person with some linguistic training and especially after I have recently spoken my native language.  They question: &quot;Where are you from?&quot;    Some have come close.  One even pegged the district.  There is curiosity about the origin of the language.  A high school teacher explained it this way:  it&#039;s as if you went to sleep in your bed and woke up in a jungle village on the other side of the world and no one else spoke your language, nor knew where you had come from.  

[Your research did not include an article in a Finnish magazine some years ago - 1973ish? - which claimed there are about 200 Finnish words which are identical (or nearly so) in sound and meaning to Japanese.]  

Nevertheless this map shows why it appears that the origin of the Finnish language has no rational explanation.

Thank youl]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Almost no one hears my accent when speaking English.  Occasionally someone does, usually a person with some linguistic training and especially after I have recently spoken my native language.  They question: &#8220;Where are you from?&#8221;    Some have come close.  One even pegged the district.  There is curiosity about the origin of the language.  A high school teacher explained it this way:  it&#8217;s as if you went to sleep in your bed and woke up in a jungle village on the other side of the world and no one else spoke your language, nor knew where you had come from.  </p>
<p>[Your research did not include an article in a Finnish magazine some years ago &#8211; 1973ish? &#8211; which claimed there are about 200 Finnish words which are identical (or nearly so) in sound and meaning to Japanese.]  </p>
<p>Nevertheless this map shows why it appears that the origin of the Finnish language has no rational explanation.</p>
<p>Thank youl</p>
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