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i hope you can help me with the word alkaa how can i get the body please... kiitos

I am happy to see you again. Dear,shall I get any Finnish class online for free with certification . Please help me let me now. I thank you.

I don't know, but after seeing the way humans treated eachother and how badly they have treated me, I am on the side of the Robots... for whenever they ready to take over. "John Connor, the leader of the human resistance is hiding over there behind the sofa!!!!"

Tästä on myös apua

Kiitos paljon for giving us tips on how to learn some finnish words/language 😊❤️

Informative 🎉👍

kiitos paljon opettaja paulaa

kat!!! It's been a while since I took your class. I always thank you for teaching me well 😊 Stay strong, stay healthy, and have a good day 😉❤️

Wow, you really nailed it with this video - those are super useful phrases - and you do a great job of repeating the proper pronunciation and putting them in context! I really like how you integrate puhekieli because I am trying to make the transition from kirjakieli as I get more confident with the language. Nicely done!

Thanks for doing these vlogs. You have helped to remind me how improve my pronunciation of Finnish words and phrases. I dont have many people to speak Finnish language here in Canada.

Thank you, as always very interesting 🙂

Opiskelin suomea useita vuosia Kuopiossa asuessani ja koulussa ja kursseilla pystyin kommunikoimaan, mutta kadulla puhuminen ei ole niin helppoa.

So basic!

Short but very useful words! Thank you so much Kat! 👻

Kiiiiiiiitos❤

Kiitos Kat! I do hear those words and phrases a lot. About the word Seuraava, I also hear a Seuraavina everyday in the trains. How about more videos with useful words but now in the trains (conductor, train car and etc... I still don't understand what they say when to come to inspect my ticket), and also in the airport would be great!

Very nice, thanks. I do enjoy your video lessons. Keep up the good work. Kiitos

Kiitos toisesta hyödyllisestä videosta! 🇺🇸🇫🇮

Joo ❤❤

Kiitos….greetings from America’s Third Coast….Houston, Texas

Kat you should have named this video: "8 words and phrases you will need to know for Module 1 Finnish." Kiitos paljon!

It's too...ooo... helpful for me... kiitos paljon...mä... haluan lissa phrases...I am too poor in finish...

Thank you! Although my Finnish is still too poor to try and speak it in Finland. Hopefully, Finns will speak to me in the most common language in Finland: not speak at all and leave me alone :)

Mahtavaa ❤

Are there a video about parts of the day 🇫🇮on your channel?

It's a good thing that you teach us how they are sound in spoken Finnish. 👍👍

Only word that i didn't knew were noin and ei hätää

Moika

How u say nostalgia tat is viral in the internet nowadays in finnish❤

nice - I know here in Canada, we'd say "wet behind the ears" as a term for young/newbie/rookies

Hyvää huhannusta!

Excellent understanding of nuances! Koska is a bit of a Swiss army knife of grammatical cases. The pronuciation and intonation also have some effort put into them, too. There are small things that a Finnish ear always catches, though. One is deviating even slightly from vowel harmony and an other is streching out and over stressing the really short vowels in the beginning of some words. Many Anglos want to do legato where Finns do staccatto and many don't really commit to the "Ä" even though it's basically the same as in "cat" or "Ö" that sounds like "herd" or ""bird". Our A is always like in "car" or shorter. We also have a lot of vowel legatos and diphtongs on top of the vowel harmony so distinquishing those is a key to fluent speech. As a native self-appointed grammar naz... police I have an issue with this one; "Pidän suklaakakusta, koska se on herkullinen". The "-nen" ending just doesn't sound right but the reasoning isn't that straightforward. Since "pidän suklaakakusta" refers to a generic noun or any chocolate cake the adjective should be in elative case, too. Thus, "...se on herkullista". Most would liikely say "pidän suklaakakusta, koska ne on (niin) herkullisia", "i like chocolate cake because they are (so) delicious" mixing singular and plural with no problem and substituting "on" for "ovat" . Only a singular object, a recipe or somekind of abstraction can be "herkullinen". If you're eating samething delicious you can use either "herkullinen" as in this very piece or the recipe behind it is delicious or "herkullista" as in this food stuff i'm currently munching on is delicious. If it's something general use "herkullinen", as in "a delicious recipe" but if you're actually eating it it's "herkullista". A recipe is "herkullinen" and the actual food is "herkullista". So far we have barely scratched the surface and I can already think of some exceptions... Good luck with your studies!

Your American accent is flawless

Polish also has yellow beak (żółtodziub) which means exactly the same thing

And yet in England they were females. Peggy.

Hollanniksi eri väri: Groentje = pieni vihreä ihminen.

What about toista for 2nd ?

A "green earer" in Budapest. 😅

U are the best Finnish teacher on RUclips!

Hollantilainen sana on 'wasknijper': laundry pincher

Well explained as ever, thank you kindly! This will help when reading childrens book, at the level of 2 / 3 year old so this is perfect time to pratice and get the habits :D

😃😃🤩😍🤗🤗💝💞😘😘

A peg

Peg

Clothes peg dolls used to be something kids would make/play with, so maybe it came from that?

thank God i wasn't born in finland

Wasknijper in Dutch, meaning Laundry Pincher

Eiku se on nykyään "pyykkihenkilö"! :P

I actually instantly took to calling these laundry boys full time in English. The first time I bought a pack of them and learned the translation, it was too good not to just use all the time.

Kiitos 🌸🌷🌺