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Who are your country's and cultural neighbors?
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I've been to Finland and I never felt alien there. Of course, it's a bit different, but "nothing in common" is a bit of an overstretch to me
...wha? i said norway has basically nothing in common with russia. where did you get finland?
You also mentioned Finland and hinted that it's culturally very different to Russia. You also said Finland is close to Norway and Russia has nothing in common with Norway. I'm discussing the general idea you expressed, even if not a direct quote from you, I hope you can understand
i think you're misreading me.