Like, this is a language that's spoken right next to Austria, and barely three hours by car from Italy:
KanadĂĄban tartomĂĄnyi Ă©s szövetsĂ©gi szintƱ bĂrĂłsĂĄgok is mƱködnek, mivel a szövetsĂ©gi jog mellett az egyes tartomĂĄnyok törvĂ©nyhozĂĄsa is alkot jogszabĂĄlyokat. Kanada igazsĂĄgszolgĂĄltatĂĄsa fontos szerepet jĂĄtszik a törvĂ©nyek Ă©rtelmezĂ©sĂ©ben Ă©s rendelkezik az alkotmĂĄnyellenes törvĂ©nyek Ă©rvĂ©nytelenĂtĂ©sĂ©nek jogĂĄval.
(This example being from the Wikipedia article about Canada, talking about the courts here.)
But just look at this! Like, it's so different from the languages around it in so many ways, and due to millennia of divergence, it's also massively different from other close-ish relatives like Finnish!
And its closest relatives seem to be Khanty and Mansi further east, grouped together in a proposed Ugric language family that's separate from other Uralic branches like Samodeic (previously Samoyedic), Saamic, and Finnic.
