Here's a breakdown:
* Uralic: This is a large language family that includes Finnish, Hungarian, Estonian, and several other languages spoken mainly in Northern Eurasia.
* Finno-Ugric: This is a branch within the Uralic family, and Finnish, Hungarian, and Estonian belong to this branch.
* Germanic: This is a language family that includes English, German, Dutch, Swedish, and many others.
* Slavic: This is a language family that includes Russian, Polish, Czech, Ukrainian, and many others.
So, while Finnish shares some geographical proximity with Germanic and Slavic languages, it is actually much more closely related to languages like Hungarian and Estonian.