Luonnonoikku (Finnish)

6 years ago  

Weekdays in Finnish

Maanantai
Tiistai
Keskiviikko
Torstai
Perjantai
Lauantai
Sunnuntai

7 years ago  

Months in Finnish

Tammikuu
Helmikuu
Maaliskuu
Huhtikuu
Toukokuu
Kesäkuu
Heinäkuu
Elokuu
Syyskuu
Lokakuu
Marraskuu
Joulukuu

7 years ago  

Minäki kirjotan suomeksi kerran muutkin kirjottaa äidinkielellään.

8 years ago  

Täälläkin on kaunis taivas. Aurinkokin paistaa.

8 years ago  

finnish language is beautiful especially the pronunciation in

9 years ago  

In Korean there're oppa, eonni, noona, dongsaeng, ahjumma, ahjussi, -nim....
In Finnish we don't have any. We just call people by their first names.

11 years ago  

I didn't know you rolled your r's in Finnish
rrrrrrrrrrrr :D

11 years ago  

Friend just asked from me a finnish persinal pronouns and "that 'ä' is pronaunced somewhere between A and E, right?"
I was like I don't know but then I tryed the not so finnish ä ... and it's true :0
So Ä sound is between A and E

11 years ago  

Pew pew,, Finnish does have 2 basic time thingys and they are "past" and "this moment" (sorry too lazy to get grammar book with the wise words) but I also desaided to tell my favorite one Koditionaali = conditional, because it's ending is best ever and so easy to remember! the ending is - isi (and isi= dad).
( I've metioned this on notes but I feel like have to do it here too)
Conditional is not popular... but it's useful, it's mainly used "inside" polite exprecions, wishes and hopes.
and btw incase you don't know in Finnish every ending, like -isi, -n, -lla is added to end of the word and one word can have many endings
exm. Minä haluaisin matkustaa jonnekkin = I would like to travel somewhere.

11 years ago  

Before I try that make sentence thing I think I should show oher endings too~~
- There is ob-ject ending can be: -n, -t or -dät.
-There is ending wich means proprietary and it can be: -n, -den or -ten
- Indefinite ammount endings: -a/-ä, -ta/-tä, -tta/-ttä.
- To inside endings are -Vn (V= same vocal as last closest vocal+n), -hVn (h+ vocal same as last closest one+n), -seen and -siin
- Ending for words that are tools or are on something: -lla/ -llä
- From top of something: -llta/ -lltä
- Onto something or to someone: - lle
- steadiness: -na/ -nä
- change: - ksi (exmp. become a teacher= tulla opettajaksi)
- without something: -tta/ -ttä
- partner: -ine
- idiomatic: - n
uhhu

11 years ago  

Oki lets see.... hmm.. Finnish endings, the ones I think are easiest to remember~
-You put -t in end of the word if there is many of that thing, like 'cars'=autot.
-You put -n in end of the word if you want someone to own something like *mine'= minun (this -n is used in other things too but I think this is enough for now)
-You put -ssa/-ssä in end of word if something is inside something, like 'in the car'= autossa
-You put -sta/-stä in end of word if something is coming 'from inside', like 'from the car'= autosta
~pew pew was it so hard?

11 years ago  

Nyt MP:ssä voi opiskella myös Suomea.
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for pronaunce.. please read note about alpabhet and whatch the link to hear their sounds http://mindpasta.com/notes/note.php?thinker=Orvokki&no=276 (Finnish)

11 years ago