The official language of Finland is Finnish (Suomi). Finnish is a unique and distinct language belonging to the Uralic language family, which also includes Estonian and Hungarian. It is known for its complex grammar, rich vowel harmony, and extensive use of cases. While Swedish is also an official language in Finland and is widely spoken in certain regions, Finnish is the primary language of the majority of the population. Finland’s bilingual nature is reflected in its education and government systems, with efforts made to promote both Finnish and Swedish language proficiency throughout the country.