Suomiai

Collection by Triu Shis

8 
Pins
 • 
98 
Followers
Triu Shis
Want to learn some Finnish language? Trust me, it's not really as difficult or as confusing as this sheet makes it seem, you can actually learn Finnish. Learn Finnish, Learn German, Learn English, Finland Education, Finnish Words, Finnish Language, Learn A New Language, Creating A Business, Foreign Languages
Learn Finnish
Learn German
Learn English
Finland Education
Finnish Words
Finnish LanguageLearn A New Language
Creating A Business
Foreign Languages

Discover the magic of the internet at Imgur, a community powered entertainment destination. Lift your spirits with funny jokes, trending memes, entertaining gifs, inspiring stories, viral videos, and so much more.

Finnish Vocabulary Builder (with Audio) Vocabulary Builder, Vocabulary Games, The Words, Finnish Memes, Learn Finnish, Finnish Words, Finnish Language, Thinking Day, Foreign Languages
Vocabulary Builder
Vocabulary GamesThe WordsFinnish MemesLearn Finnish
Finnish Words
Finnish Language
Thinking Day
Foreign Languages

All Things Finnish

Something old Something new Something borrowed Something blue Little bits of Finland and anything...

And some word sounds accidentally similar to some Japanese words.for example, Puutalo (tree house) in Finnish but in Japanese means person without job. Finnish is said to be a remote relative of Japanese language. Finnish Grammar, Finnish Words, Finnish Language, Japanese Language, Linguistics Major, Learn Finnish, Language Study, Japanese Words, Good Communication
Finnish Grammar
Finnish Words
Finnish LanguageJapanese Language
Linguistics Major
Learn FinnishLanguage StudyJapanese Words
Good Communication

Finnish grammar: 14 cases!!

Finnish language differences compared to other languages.

The Finns don’t say something “vanished into thin air”. they say it “disappeared like a fart in Sahara” (Kadota kuin pieru Saharaan).

The 20 funniest Finnish expressions (and how to use them)

The Finns don’t say something “vanished into thin air”... they say it “disappeared like a fart in Sahara” (Kadota kuin pieru Saharaan).

Finnish language has 16 cases. We do not use prepositions or articles at all. Finnish is most closely related to Estonian and more distantly to Hungarian. Learn Finnish, Finnish Language, Communication Is Key, Language Study, Prepositions, More Than Words, Helsinki, Vocabulary, Fun Facts
Learn FinnishFinnish LanguageCommunication Is KeyLanguage Study
Prepositions
More Than Words
Helsinki
Vocabulary
Fun Facts

HugeDomains.com

Cheers in different languages. Now repeat after me.

Or "kippis"

Engrish Funny: Oh Finland, Yöüürre So Crääzy

Pinterest

Today
Explore