Finnish people, known as Finns, are the inhabitants of Finland, a Nordic country in Northern Europe. They are recognized for their unique language, Finnish, which is part of the Uralic language family. The population is approximately 5.5 million, with a strong emphasis on education, social welfare, and environmental sustainability. Culturally, Finns are known for their love of nature, often enjoying activities like sauna, hiking, and skiing. They celebrate various traditions, including Juhannus (Midsummer) and Joulu (Christmas). The Finnish society values equality, and the country consistently ranks high in global happiness and quality of life indices.