@@susitytto7483 there are a lot of people who love this language even here in Russia. It sounds very beautiful, and when you hear the songs of Viikate or Tarja Turunen, you truly understand how wonderful and musical it is. I am learning Finnish as in 3 years I'll have complete bachelor degree, and actually want to get master degree in Finland, so that's my purpose. I don't know how you feel about foreigners, especially Russians, cause some of us can be pretty annoying (sorry for that). But I have traveled to many countries from Japan and South Korea to Mexico and the USA, and if heaven exists on Earth, for me it's 100% sure good old Finland.
I love the language and it is so fascinating, but most Finnish people are fluent in English just like the Scandinavians. But it takes a lot more effort for them to learn it as children because their language is nothing like anything else in this world! If there are any adults in Finland that can’t grasp the English language, I completely understand!
Actually, most Finn's will tell you how it's wasn't that hard since the grownup surrounded by English from the day they are born since they do not dub movies etc. Rather they subtitle them. And besides, it's easy for children to pick up languages when they are young. Further, English is EASY to get the basics in order to speak, where as for those learning Finnish 8ts the other way around i.e getting of the ground is hard and it gets easier once you have the basics mastered. Which is the opposite of English as complex levels. I certainly wish I had learned finnish from birth as opposed to now as an adult living in Finland and studying nursing 😭. My Finnish partner speaks English far better than some who grew up with English as their mother tongue - the education system here is incredible (unless you have dislexia and are trying to learn Finnish 😅).
He intentado aprender Finlandés con diferentes métodos y para mí este es de los mejores, por no decir el mejor (siempre y cuando tengas algo de noción de su gramática). . kiiiiitos.
Listen to it in the background while doing other stuff, it isn't magic listen to it while actually asleep. This is good easy revision, to listen to a few phrases before bed or while doing chores. It just makes basic listening skills better, helps you remember and recgonise some words faster...
I believe in the concept of listening to a language while you sleep, but the voices would definitely keep me awake. Can’t you find more soothing voices? Preferably women’s voices?
Kiitos, this has been the easiest and most comprehensive material I have found so far. Is there any way to get these sentences in a Word or Pdf to print? It would help me a lot to go over it often.
kiitos. good video, but with flaws. I know neither it's good nor possible to translate 1:1, but I would stick as close as possible. E.g. you translate "What's your nationality" to "Mistä maasta olet kotoisin", which means "from which country are you".
24:19 Man says: Mista, but its written as Mistä Im from Estonia and the ä sounds like ä, we use it and i know how it sounds. But in Finnish, this is actually like a? Or the actual letter and pronouncing is different? Written like ä but said as a ? Or i just don't hear this.
Damn! Yet again I find familiar words in Finnish, which is from a different language group, yet our nation is made of amalgamation of Baltic and Finno-Ugric tribes, so there are borrowed Finno-Ugric words in Latvian, like "maksaa" is this video - Latvian "maksā" - "it costs" or "he/she/them are paying", or "do pay!" (depends on context). Or "laiva", which in Finnish means "a ship" (if one believes automatic translation), while in Latvian it means "a boat". But other than that, Finnish, Estonian, Saami and Livonian are completely alien to me, as they are built differently, with different logic and vocabulary.
@@cinderellaandstepsisters I'm always seeing similarities as well, makes one wonder if the babble story has some merit (no I'm not some religious nut!)
Sähköposti yeah a funny word but not as long as the longest word in finnish ”lentoturbiiniapumekaanikkoaliupseerikokelasoppilas” yeah there’s some challenge for you 🤣🤣🤣-finnish person
@@loytunes The main problem is the english language: In finnish, one letter means one sound (unlike in english). For me, as a german, there is no problem with finnish speaking: It is spoken as it is written, with only negligable differences in sound.
Yes, sleeping is the best way to learn Finnish. Because Finns sleep half a year during their long winters. They walk sleeping, talk sleeping and even hock sleeping. And if you can learn sleeping you are a real Finn! Hey, I'm kidding! Finnish is a wonderful language and some Finns stay awake and sober.
I must have been Finnish in my past life, this stuff rolls off my tongue so much easier than any other language.
Same goes with me even my personality is finnish like
Great to realise that i can easily pronounce these words in Finnish as a Turkish person.
Whenever I start to learn this language I never Finnish
Lol! Nice
😆😆😆
you here all week? :)
Kanket grappig pik
OMG LOL
The most useful phrase here has to be:
"It's a kind of animal"
Love it.
No, it must definitely be "I don't know how to say it in Japanese". So many situations, where you would say that to a Finn! 😅
3:40:51
It’s currently like 2 am and I have an italian test in 6 hours but whatever I’ll learn some Finnish instead
Finnish is amazing, I'm brazilian and I'm in love for this beautiful language? 🇧🇷❤️🇫🇮
I’m Finnish so I’m here to learn English 😅😂
😂😂😂😂
@@marcosmuller1674 Great to hear that someone actually likes this language :D. And good that the pronunciations are easy for you :)
@@susitytto7483 there are a lot of people who love this language even here in Russia. It sounds very beautiful, and when you hear the songs of Viikate or Tarja Turunen, you truly understand how wonderful and musical it is.
I am learning Finnish as in 3 years I'll have complete bachelor degree, and actually want to get master degree in Finland, so that's my purpose.
I don't know how you feel about foreigners, especially Russians, cause some of us can be pretty annoying (sorry for that). But I have traveled to many countries from Japan and South Korea to Mexico and the USA, and if heaven exists on Earth, for me it's 100% sure good old Finland.
@@ГеоргийШендриков-н6и So nice to hear!!
@@fromscratch2654 Hahaha 😂😂
I love the language and it is so fascinating, but most Finnish people are fluent in English just like the Scandinavians. But it takes a lot more effort for them to learn it as children because their language is nothing like anything else in this world! If there are any adults in Finland that can’t grasp the English language, I completely understand!
It's more like grasping English is a relief from speaking Finnish.
@@samhartford8677 🤣
Actually, most Finn's will tell you how it's wasn't that hard since the grownup surrounded by English from the day they are born since they do not dub movies etc. Rather they subtitle them. And besides, it's easy for children to pick up languages when they are young. Further, English is EASY to get the basics in order to speak, where as for those learning Finnish 8ts the other way around i.e getting of the ground is hard and it gets easier once you have the basics mastered. Which is the opposite of English as complex levels. I certainly wish I had learned finnish from birth as opposed to now as an adult living in Finland and studying nursing 😭. My Finnish partner speaks English far better than some who grew up with English as their mother tongue - the education system here is incredible (unless you have dislexia and are trying to learn Finnish 😅).
@@samhartford8677 haha. Yeah, I know many Finn's who have said that in response to me asking why they often use English phrases instead of Finnish.
@@neanda ppp
Thank you! I learnt some Dutch using these videos, now trying Finnish. I really appreciate this channel. Kiitos paljon 🙏💕💯
May God be with Finnish people. I think i need over a century to save just 10 sentences.
Mohamad Simo lol
Lol
I'm a little bit Finnish and I want to learn more so this helps
Serious question, did anyone wake up after a deep sleep and know finnish after listening to this all night?
I woke up and had some random phrases in my head and I didn’t know what they meant lol
It’s better if you do it many times and during your REM cycle.
When I woke up in the morning I can't speak any other language rather than finnish. Trust me it's very useful 😅.
@@sreeragss9163 This is good!
I hope this will help me somehow!
I like it, greetings from Hungary :)
Hei
Szia szia
I interested Finland's culture, so I started to learning Finnish.
rakastan suomen kielista from Korea!
Hyvää päivää!! Mä oon filippiiniläinen.
Wooowww good job you start to use the word ”mä” that’s impressive 😍😍
Thank you. Very useful everyday conversation
Just need to know perkele vittu satana
Haista vittu
Soumi perkele
hyvää iltapäivää vittu perkele saatana viinaa naisia saatava
Torille
HAISTA VITTU!
I love Finland!! Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹❤🇫🇮
I love Italy! Greetings from Finland!
@@user-be8lt7ub4k 💚💚💚
Lmaooo I’M FROM FINLAND AND I’M LEARNING ITALIAN 😂😂
Did someone tried that?! I don't think I would be able to sleep listening to those voices...
Kiitos hyvästä opetuksesta
THERES NORWAY I CAN FINNISH THIS VIDEO, IM JUST HERE TO CZECH IT OUT
👈👈😎
Pretty swede my friend
None of U.S can Finnish this
@@saddlegoosse yep, so I started Russian towards towards the end
@@saddlegoosse everybody always makes that joke about finland 😂-finnish person
I am very eager to learn Finnish😍🥰. Kiitos for these videos.very helpful
My mom said I could Finnish one video before bed.
There's Norway you can Finnish it
@@jalapenopepper3282 too good
@@edvinlouhulalarsson722 I am also Russian to school because I'm almost late
@@jalapenopepper3282 I'm not a fan of Russian around, especially when eating messy foods. I usually end up getting Greece all over my shirt.
@@KiviKalastaja yemen👍
en ymmärrä, but I love it. kiitos paljion,
Olen opiskelija.
He intentado aprender Finlandés con diferentes métodos y para mí este es de los mejores, por no decir el mejor (siempre y cuando tengas algo de noción de su gramática). . kiiiiitos.
Can anybody testify that this has helped them learn the language?
Listen to it in the background while doing other stuff, it isn't magic listen to it while actually asleep. This is good easy revision, to listen to a few phrases before bed or while doing chores. It just makes basic listening skills better, helps you remember and recgonise some words faster...
I can testify that I sleep better and that influences my dreams usually in a good way.
Thank you for your video big help us to learn Finnish ❤❤❤
I believe in the concept of listening to a language while you sleep, but the voices would definitely keep me awake. Can’t you find more soothing voices? Preferably women’s voices?
Finnish is a very strong language you can’t rlly speak it calmly 😅so that might be hard
Hahaha so true Colin 😄
This is really helping and thank you very much, ❤
I am new to Finland and this is very useful for me. It would be great if I had a partner to learn finnish.
You still looking for someone to practice with?
@@shannonmikko9865are you ? I'm just starting btw
really this video deserve like , thanks
kiitos hyvää videoa
Me I don't understand finish language up to now
Kiitos hyväästa videosta. Ole hyvää
Beautiful language! Very difficult to learn though! I will keep trying! (Kitos),🤞🤞♥️♥️👍
Kiitos, this has been the easiest and most comprehensive material I have found so far. Is there any way to get these sentences in a Word or Pdf to print? It would help me a lot to go over it often.
Yea no I could never sleep to this.
Its a fun language tho I like all the tongue rolling some of these words have
Kiitos palijon❤👊
When I start to listen while on the bed, the music put me on sleep every night.
Kiitos paljon
👌👌
Olehyvä ❤️
Kiitos paljon ♥♥♥
Will this help me be able to play Insomnium - While We Sleep?
They are from Finland...
Tama on tosi iso apua kiitos
Serg Goms ”Tästä oli paljon apua, kiitos”. Sounds more natural.
@@susitytto7483 säki oot täällä auttamasssa muita 😆
I love learning finnish language❤
kiitos paljon hvyä 😊😊😊
Looking for finish speaker to help me practice. Thanks
Goooood video thanks so much
l
It's help thank you! See you soon finland
kiitos. good video, but with flaws. I know neither it's good nor possible to translate 1:1, but I would stick as close as possible. E.g. you translate "What's your nationality" to "Mistä maasta olet kotoisin", which means "from which country are you".
Mistä sinä olet kotoisin ...that is right
Mistä sinä olet kotoisin
@@sorangardi7560 Iraq
24:19
Man says: Mista, but its written as Mistä
Im from Estonia and the ä sounds like ä, we use it and i know how it sounds. But in Finnish, this is actually like a?
Or the actual letter and pronouncing is different? Written like ä but said as a ?
Or i just don't hear this.
You just don't hear it. The next letter is a vowel O, which may make Ä to fade a bit.
You say ä as ä like in estonian the languages are pretty similar
I'm going to Finland tommorow with my dad step siblings and mother in law
How did it go?
Kiitos paljon
hello nice to learn thank you
Damn! Yet again I find familiar words in Finnish, which is from a different language group, yet our nation is made of amalgamation of Baltic and Finno-Ugric tribes, so there are borrowed Finno-Ugric words in Latvian, like "maksaa" is this video - Latvian "maksā" - "it costs" or "he/she/them are paying", or "do pay!" (depends on context). Or "laiva", which in Finnish means "a ship" (if one believes automatic translation), while in Latvian it means "a boat".
But other than that, Finnish, Estonian, Saami and Livonian are completely alien to me, as they are built differently, with different logic and vocabulary.
Latvian is in indoeuropian languagegroup. Finnish is finnougrian language. Compeletly different language groups.
@@cinderellaandstepsisters I'm always seeing similarities as well, makes one wonder if the babble story has some merit (no I'm not some religious nut!)
Great idea, but the nine super loud commercials RUclips added kinda kills the buzz.
Thanks so much.
For me is a Elf or Santa language🌞🌞🌞🤗☀️☀️☀️🌝🌝🤗love it🌝🌝🌝
Kiitos 👍
Kiitos.
I'll try. 😅
I'm studying right now a Finnish language. Mä opeskellin nyt vahan suomea. 😊 Kiitos paljon ystävanni. 😊
Thanks so much
Does this "learn while you sleep" technique actually work?
Nobody has tried it.
It helps
Its effects arent great but in theory yes it helps
No one has ever woken up to say.
@@candacetallent5751 Thanks, you made me laugh :'D
if you are watching this, you are Finnish
Is there any way there can be a Download link because i want to learn when I'm not at home or don't have internet
The video goes 8 hours are you serious ?
A big help
..
Does it work gonna listen everyday till i go to finland?
Post results
No
Why am I watching this event tho I'm from finland lol
P-coz you want to make new friends LoL
P-coz you just might make new friends LoL
Perkele
Samat täällä, jotenki vaan eksyin tälle videolle.
Your language make me nervous 😭
Iwish to be learn as influance for finish language that is my plan just trarting 1 months ago
Me too wll my allah make it easy to us
I live in finland but im kurdish l love it suomea
Good luck pronouncing email... I'm in deeper than I thought.
Sähköposti? Not that hard
Sähköposti yeah a funny word but not as long as the longest word in finnish ”lentoturbiiniapumekaanikkoaliupseerikokelasoppilas” yeah there’s some challenge for you 🤣🤣🤣-finnish person
@Seph X easy for me bc i’m finnish
kiitos 😎
Man you're killing me :D
not done yet
:)
Reminds me of that Dexter's laboratory episode
Спасибо
Kiitos
If you could do Finnish speaking online because this is the most problem for foreigners
Try listening finnish-speaking youtube videos
@@loytunes The main problem is the english language: In finnish, one letter means one sound (unlike in english).
For me, as a german, there is no problem with finnish speaking: It is spoken as it is written, with only negligable differences in sound.
I love Suomi kieli oppia☝👊
Might i correct you ” rakastan oppia suomen kieltä” if you translate it straight it sounds like this i love finnish language learn
i need a female voice to make it work
Same
Just softer etc, helps to receive /absorb and actual fall asleep tho.. :p
Yeah ... I woke up sounding like a guy crossed with a water buffalo. True story.
Fun fact:finnish is a very strong language so it might be hard to find someone who can say the words calmly
Im from Finland
Minä myööss
Kitos rakas💕😂
Todella hyvä
I’m moving to see my mum in 2 years better get some practice 😂
I am learning Finish language here.
Heräsin aamulla puhuin täydellistä suomea!
Who becom fluent after this video 😁
I have memorised all the unending adverts while sleeping. Thanks youtube scum
Ok deep sleap for you!
Can anyone give me the word list please?
Seriously? There are too many words the video goes 8 hours
I am at work should not be olen työssä? Why it is töissä?
Kiitos Paljon
İ like finnish man’s voice
Yuh, not me checking this out because I’m mad I wasn’t born finnish😮💨✌🏻
I almost feel asleep than an ad interrupted me.
I'm trying to learn Finnish because I want to settle there it's so beautiful country of lack . Right now I'm finding a job
I find the background music distracting ☹
Terve!.Minä olen Cathy.Mä oon kotoisin filippiinieltä mut mä asun Hongkongissa.
Yes, sleeping is the best way to learn Finnish. Because Finns sleep half a year during their long winters. They walk sleeping, talk sleeping and even hock sleeping. And if you can learn sleeping you are a real Finn!
Hey, I'm kidding! Finnish is a wonderful language and some Finns stay awake and sober.
Love from turkey
🦃
Mahi ❤️
Please share yours experiences how I can learn finish language thanks every one.
can you do it without the music?
No
7:59:59
The music does not help at all. Actually, it is rather disturbing. But otherwise this is a good video.
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