Learning Finnish, Lesson 1: Greetings, Telling Time and Present Tense of Verbs

Hi you guys, welcome to the first Finnish lesson and first language video of the channel! In this video you'll learn basic greetings and phrases, how to tell time and how to conjugate verbs in the present tense in Finnish. Enjoy! Give the video a like if you enjoyed watching and subscribe for more language learning videos. :)
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[@blobfish1112]

Good job! Just one thing about 'neljännestä yli 3' or 'neljännestä vaille 5'. That sounds very formal and no Finn would say that. Instead we say, '15 yli 3' or '15 vaille 5'. Meaning 15 minutes past 3 or 15 minutes to 5.

[@jomana1109]

Do you also say “vartin yli 3” or is this formal?

[@xacompany]

First, thanks for your video, Great material!

[@lucycucy]

Great video! 😊

[@j0sef01970]

Hei Chaz! Just wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed your first Suomi language video. Great job. But maybe you can keep the graphics up on screen a little longer. I understand that you probably want to keep the videos short.
In my experience, I don't feel that you'll lose viewer interest if you keep your videos to under 20 minutes viewing time.
Either way, awesome work!!
[On a personal side note. I've lived in Finland for just over a year (Jakobstad/Pietarsaari), but I never had the oportunity to learn the language. Though I did learn some Svenka.]

[@BaIIerannie]

I agree on that !
Also, on the same subject, as a non-native english I would find it easier to see the english translation written along with the finnish meaning. Just an idea, in case it can add clarity :)