Kotoisten
Kotoisten is a term used in the context of the Finnish language and culture, referring to the practice of using Finnish words and phrases in contexts where Swedish is traditionally dominant. This phenomenon is particularly notable in Finland, where both Finnish and Swedish are official languages, and in the Swedish-speaking Åland Islands, which are an autonomous region of Finland.
The term "kotoisten" is derived from the Finnish word "kotona," which means "at home" or "native." It
The adoption of kotoisten has been influenced by several factors, including the increasing awareness of Finnish
While the use of kotoisten is generally seen as a positive development, it has also sparked debates
Overall, kotoisten represents a dynamic aspect of Finland's linguistic landscape, reflecting the country's commitment to multilingualism