Once upon a time there were three languages: Finnish, Turkish and Hungarian. They were living very apart from each other: Finnish in Northern Europe, Turkish as a bridge between Europe and Asia and Hungarian in Central Europe. Still, they had many features in common. To be honest, Finnish and Hungarian were also a bit related, just about cousins. Because of those shared features some people also thought Turkish to be a part of the same family but, actually, Turkish was only like-minded. Anyway, these three behaved very much alike and now we will tell you how…