This is very interesting and informative! Many sources teach you the formal way of saying Finnish but it is these shorten versions that make a language more alive when talking to people I find. Thank you so much!
It is definitely crucial to be aware of different ways of saying things! Every language has different registers and dialects, and the variety can be overwhelming. I'm glad I could help a little bit in navigating all that. :)
@@learnfinnishwithfinkingcap Thank you! May I also take the opportunity to ask two things: 1) Is Mä the puhekieli version of Minä? and 2) similarly, is Mun the puhekieli version of the possessive pronoun Minun?
I am learning Finnish because I want to visit Finland for Fishing. Even I know they speak English like natives, and my English is also okay to get by. But, I do not want to always talk in English, that would be super boring. thank you for your help, ikkana pikkana
Moi, Emmi! Good to see you again here! This is the kind of stuff just you and, maybe, other person around the world tell us about textbooks on finnish language. Very useful explanation! Besides, I learnt how to say "What was your name, again?". Paljon kiitoksia! Terveisiä Kolumbiasta!
I do think textbooks are great, but it's a good idea to remember that most of it is simplified in the beginning. And that's why a Finnish friend who explains all the extra stuff is valuable! 🙂 Thanks for the comment!
Thank you very much. I was searching for this kind of videos, and this is the perfect one. Also, this is the best learning-Finnish channel that I would recommend.
This is very interesting and informative! Many sources teach you the formal way of saying Finnish but it is these shorten versions that make a language more alive when talking to people I find. Thank you so much!
It is definitely crucial to be aware of different ways of saying things! Every language has different registers and dialects, and the variety can be overwhelming. I'm glad I could help a little bit in navigating all that. :)
@@learnfinnishwithfinkingcap Thank you! May I also take the opportunity to ask two things: 1) Is Mä the puhekieli version of Minä? and 2) similarly, is Mun the puhekieli version of the possessive pronoun Minun?
@@lianthony2983 yes, correct! There are other versions but those are very common
@@learnfinnishwithfinkingcap Kiitos paljon!
puhekieli kirjakieli cases damn but still Is a wonderful language and great culture btw, kiitos kaunis for share your video, kiitos and take care
I am learning Finnish because I want to visit Finland for Fishing. Even I know they speak English like natives, and my English is also okay to get by. But, I do not want to always talk in English, that would be super boring. thank you for your help, ikkana pikkana
That's great! People will truly appreciate the effort :)
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Moi, Emmi! Good to see you again here! This is the kind of stuff just you and, maybe, other person around the world tell us about textbooks on finnish language. Very useful explanation! Besides, I learnt how to say "What was your name, again?". Paljon kiitoksia! Terveisiä Kolumbiasta!
I do think textbooks are great, but it's a good idea to remember that most of it is simplified in the beginning. And that's why a Finnish friend who explains all the extra stuff is valuable! 🙂 Thanks for the comment!
Thank you very much. I was searching for this kind of videos, and this is the perfect one. Also, this is the best learning-Finnish channel that I would recommend.
You're welcome! Thank you so much for the nice comment. 😊
I like your channel .. kiitos
You're welcome!
kiitos
Ole hyvä :)
This is great I'm learning
Glad I could help! Thanks for the comment! :)