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Vocabulary
In this blog post, you will learn some important Finnish verbs in the past tense. For example, how do you say "I woke up" in Finnish? Watch this video and study the notes!
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If you want to learn some common Finnish puhekieli expressions, this is the video for you. I will teach you a few VERY common Finnish expressions that you can use when you are surprised or interested in hearing more about what the other person just said.
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Basic Colors
Colours
Learners
Mint Green
Blog
Blogging
Listen to the colors in Finnish!
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Types Of Sentences
The Ing
Adjectives
How To Find Out
Singing
Teacher
Understanding
Activities
When you describe an activity in Finnish, the adjective at the end of the sentence is often in the partitive. Learn more in my Finnish learning blog!
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Verb
For Everyone
Being Used
Watch
Videos
Clock
Bracelet Watch
Watch this video to learn 8 different ways to use the Finnish verb PITÄÄ. This is a must watch for everyone who has ever struggled with the verb PITÄÄ.
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Learn Finnish
Bread Knife
Sounds Good
Brewing Tea
I Got You
Kitchen Utensils
Short Stories
Sentences
Learn these Finnish example sentences with kitchen vocabulary.
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Dictionary Entry
Speak Language
Personal Pronouns
Simplest Form
Introduction
Meant To Be
Example
Read and listen to Finnish personal pronouns in example sentences!
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Finnish Grammar
Verb Forms
Online Checks
Did You Know
Expressions
Third
Do you know how to use the Finnish third infiintive? Check out my blog post, where you'll find useful examples of this very common Finnish structure!
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Back Hurts
Back Pain
It Hurts
Mean Jokes
Finnish Language
Rhetorical Question
Physical Pain
What If Questions
Knee Pain
Read this blog post to learn a few key phrases in Finnish that you can use to describe back pain, or even leg/arm/knee pain if you just switch the word selkä with something else! See the translations and explanations in the blog post.
Finnish Words
Word Stems
Degrees Of Comparison
Simple Sentences
Language Learners
In this video, I teach you how to form a “Do you have…?” question in Finnish. If you know how to say “You have X”, then it’s pretty easy to turn it into a question “Do you have X?”.
In A Nutshell
Languages
Finland
How To Become
Learn the difference between the Finnish words päälle, päällä and päältä. Listen to the example sentences in my blog!
Vowel
Watch this video to learn a few Finnish words and expressions that you can use around the house. In some of the examples, you will hear two versions: a standard Finnish version and a spoken Finnish version.
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English Translation
Write It Down
Customer Service
Practice
Exercise
Couple
Writing
In this video, you will hear a couple of sentences that will come in handy when you're talking to a customer service person. First, you will hear me say the sentence FAST, then slowly. Write down what you hear!
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French Language Learning
Learning Languages
Foreign Languages
The Big Read
Iso, isompi, isoin. This blog post is about the three degrees of comparison: the positive, the comparative and the superlative. Read and listen to the Finnish adjectives!
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German Language Learning
Japanese Language
Finnish Quote
Teaching French
Teaching Spanish
Spanish Activities
How do you know when to use �mikä� and when to use �mitä� in a question: �____� se on? The answer has to do with the partitive. They are the same word - it's just that 'mitä' is the partitive form of 'mikä'. Watch this video to get the full explanation!
Study Spanish
Fluent English
Alphabet For Kids
Words Worth
Are you a beginner in Finnish? Check out these forms for the personal pronouns. Trust me, you will need them. Audio included.
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Understanding People
Conversational English
Type I
Make Sense
Vocabulary
The Help
Want to hear some Finnish puhekieli? Download a sample of spoken Finnish in my blog post. Listen to the audio and follow it with the help of the PDF annotations.
Train your ear for fast Finnish. You’ll need it in real life! The topic for this mini listening exercise is Autossa / In the car. You will learn 2 Finnish sentences that you may hear when you’re travelling in the car. Listen to the sentence, and write it down or repeat it. Then check the answer below the video. You will first hear me say the sentence at the normal pace. Then, you will hear the slow version.
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Nouns
Eyeshadow
Insta
Listen to the colors in Finnish in this blog post!
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Singular And Plural
Switches
Weird
Frases
The word LAPSI in Finnish is weird! It changes so much in different cases and when it switches from singular to plural. Check out my blog, where you'll find the English translation AND the audio!
Language Works
Verb Tenses
Short Vowels
Prepositions
Want to learn Finnish? Make sure you watch this video to get an overall picture of how the Finnish language works. Did you know there are no articles in Finnish ? No gender in pronouns? There are lots of suffixes and cases, however, and it's worth learning a little about them. Familiar with the Finnish verb types? Long and short vowels? The vowel harmony?
Language Resources
Finland Travel
Everyday Finnish words: lapsi. Here are some Finnish sentenes with the word LAPSI in them. Want to listen to the audio? Go to my blog post!
