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I've been looking for this finally got you.Thank you.

Thank you so so much, I have learnt.

Useful video

Tank you AURA I amnew I would like to study finnish for first time

Thank you for making this video! I’m learning Finnish words now mainly and when I learned that “physics” is called “fysiikka” I assumed that “music” would be “musiikka”, but evidently it’s “musiikki”. This is just how it is and has nothing to do with vowel harmony?

Yle kielikoulu is a great service for learning. It provides finnish subtitles and exercises for Yle shows.

kitos

"Aja hiljaa sillalla" is something you would hear in a nursery rhyme. Really fun language!

Press "3" repeatedly for the sound a game character makes when bumping into a wall

Kiitos

As a native turkish speaker finnish pronounciation is super easy for me. Wish I was in my 20s, I could master the finnish in a year I think. But my mind is not the same as before, so I keep forgetting the words. A pity bcs finnish sounds super cool for me 😊👍

I love your videos, pls share a link on word body words

Kiitos

Kiitos, Aura! Sinun kanavasi on todella hyvä

Great introductory lesson ...thanks!

Dear Aura, thank you so much for the useful lesson, especially for the cultural tips. But, when I get on the bus why I should not sit on a free window seat?

kiitos paljon. your videos are very helpful.

looking forward for the next video. kiitos paljon advance.

These are the diphthongs of Finnish: ai, ei, oi, ui, yi, äi, öi, au, eu, iu, ou, äy, öy, iy, ey , ie, uo, yö. So, 'eo' or 'ae' are not Finnish diphthongs.

In Finnish 'n' doesn't make a syllable by itself, like in Japanese. For example: minun (my or mine), syllables are: mi-nun. In Japanese the final 'n' is a syllable by itself, but never in Finnish.

Well get to fluent level one day guys.

How would you break up piirtää? Pii-r-tää or piir-tää (or (sounds weird) pii-rtää) Also things like Miksi Mik-si vs mi-ksi I personally feel like double consonants like tt are more like Mu-tta (instead of mut-ta) as in Japanese system with a pause between U and T "っ"

May I ask what is the tongue’s position when pronouncing “L”? Finnish L sounds very distinct, it sounds like a Russian L to my ears sometimes (the tongue is between teeth).

@7:01

@4:25 interesting

Great!

Thanks for this @4:00

Heippa!

@3:15 I have a question. Couldn't I use the dictionary form of the verb in a passive sentence like: "It is hard for me to walk" / "Minun on vaikea kävellä"?

Thanks for the video, I found it helpful.

@2:24 😅 cool!

Super!

Excellent.

Thanks so much for your videos!

Fundamental!

Thanks!

Thanks.

Kiitos

Great lessons!

Kittos! (May I say something like Paljon kiitos?)

It's a really rare&happy moment to read other languages like Japanese! :)

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The student needs to develop his or her own individual learning system adapted to your daily routine, area of activity, rhythm of life, interests, etc. First of all, you need to understand what problems are preventing you from learning a foreign language effectively. There is a lot of good material for learning a language on the Internet, but many people don't know how to use it as effectively as possible. However, the practice of Yuriy Ivantsiv "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language" will help you structure and organize your individual language learning process, allow you to find a method of language learning that will be interesting and unencumbered. Also, subscribe to this channel, because here the author puts very useful videos on learning a language! Thank the author of the channel for the great work in the creation of training videos!

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3:12 I am German, nothing is difficult for me ;)

Thanks for your great lessons !!!! Kiitos sinun avustasi !!!!! I'm a teacher myself, I love Finnish !

A helpful video. Thx from Hong Kong