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>-Finnish and Japanese both have postpositions*:
>E.g. Lentokentälle - Kuukou ni - to the airport
Not a post-position in Finnish. Not at all the same thing. It's just called declension, just like in:
-Russian (+ other Slavic languages like Polish, Ukrainian, Belorussian, Bulgarian, Serbian, etc.)
-German (+ Icelandic, as well as old English, old Norse)
-A shitload of Inuit languages
-Sanskrit
>-Both Finnish and Japanese use "n" for the genitive case:
>E.g. kissan auto - neko no kuruma (猫の車) - the cat's car
So does Russian. -н (-n) is a common ending for possession:
Папен хуй - dad's dick
>-Finnish and Japanese can express grammatical number through "t":
>ihmiset - hitotachi - people
That's just idiotic. Now you're just finding arbitrary, shitty faggotry such as "LOL THERE'S A 'T' SOUND IN JAPANESE PLURALS AND IN SOME FINNISH ONES THE LANGUAGES ARE LIKE TOTALLY BROTHERS"
>-Both Finnish and Japanese lack articles (a, an, the).
So does Russian.
>-Both Finnish and Japanese have a similar sentence structure, where the most important information usually comes last.
No they don't. Finnish is primarily SVO and flexible (like Russian, might I add). Japanese is SOV, and not as flexible. Huge difference.
>-You can find a similar logic behind many Finnish and Japanese expressions.
You can also find a dick in your anus if you look hard enough. What kind of bullshit claim is this?
>-Both Finnish and Japanese are more or less synthetic (like all other Uralic and Altaic languages).
So is German, Russian, Norwegian/Swedish/Danish, Turkish, etc, etc.
tl;dr: STFU faggot