| But clearly linguistically they are linked to the other Uralic peoples. |
| The Sami languages belong to the Uralic language family, linguistically related to Finnish, Estonian, and Hungarian. |
| Their spoken language, Korean, is a Uralic language with similarities to Japanese, Mongolian, Hungarian, and Finnish. |
| The evidence for Indo-European, Uralic, Austronesian and so on is overwhelming, and there is no reason not to go deeper. |
| In contrast, the Saami, Finns, and Estonians speak languages belonging to the Uralic family, otherwise spoken across a broad region of northern Asia. |
| Blazek's Uralic etymologies, but it seems to have influenced more seriously the Altaic than the Uralic part of the book. |
