Now, I understood why there was some time gap between your videos. It is because of your efforts in making the video in a very detailed manner. I really enjoyed watching this. Keep informating us:) I think Indians and Finish people both are having similar food habits, haven't we? Pls tell, mam.
Yes, it's a lot of work to publish every week! Many of the ingredients in Indian and Finnish food are the same but the big difference is that in Finland we use hardly any spices. -TK
That was great, thanks! It would seem that Australia is very much like Finland. We have very high wages here, so everything is quite expensive. A new house on a 1/4 hectare block of land in an outer suburb of one of our largest city's is nearly 1/2 a million dollars. Most Australians buy their own home (eventually)😊 It would be interesting to see a housing comparison between India and Finland.
Thank you! Yes, there would be many similarities between the Australian and Finnish economies. Comparing housing in India and Finland would certainly be an interesting subject for a video, thank you! -TK
Hello, very interesting to see and also understand that the salaries for each country makes a huge difference in the prices. I know that teachers where I live make less than teachers from western Canada. The salaries are higher in the west because of the higher prices. I find it all balances out. Thank you. I would be interested in the differences from the perspective of the people who live outside of the large cities. In other words, how does the average person live outside the big cities? Get to know the average people. Also, what are their hobbies and interests? Also, compare the textile industries?
Oh my goodness Tuula! How much money did it cost you to use a shopping cart in the grocery store? It costs nothing to use one here in Florida USA. Does it cost to use a shopping cart in India? I'm just Loving these videos ❤️
Thank you! I actually had htought of putting a second video at the end of the video showing that you get your money back when you return the trolley! But forgot. So it doesn't cost anything, having to use the coins is just to ensure that epopel return trolleys to the trolley parks instead of leaving them all around the parking palce to cause more work 🙂 -TK
Average salary of Finland is more than indian average salary. And on top of that Finland government gives many free services to its citizens. I would like to know about immigration 😀 and getting citizenship of Finland. Also about the job opportunity there ? I have a dream to travel around the world and l want to live in many countries. 😀😀😀
Yes, there are many free benefits in Finland. Well, not free, you pay for them in taxes. Finland is often looking for people for a number of jobs we don't have enough people, like top quality game designers. If you have a job lined up, you get a residence permit. A great idea to travel, after it's possible after corona. -TK
I think in India if you go with local grocery shops/ General stores rather than shopping mall, You could buy many more things in 100$ if you are not concerned about branded items 😅
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Best movies you have seen 1-5 of them :)
That's a great idea! I just watched a wonderful Indian movie last week. -TK
Very informative! The value of money differs a lot in different countries and this comparison was very interesting to see.
Now, I understood why there was some time gap between your videos. It is because of your efforts in making the video in a very detailed manner. I really enjoyed watching this. Keep informating us:) I think Indians and Finish people both are having similar food habits, haven't we? Pls tell, mam.
Yes, it's a lot of work to publish every week!
Many of the ingredients in Indian and Finnish food are the same but the big difference is that in Finland we use hardly any spices. -TK
wow basmati rice is there in Finland too!
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Oh yes, it's very popular, I love it! -TK
@@NationConnection great !!
❤️Thank you both!
This was a great video, full of good information.
That was great, thanks! It would seem that Australia is very much like Finland. We have very high wages here, so everything is quite expensive. A new house on a 1/4 hectare block of land in an outer suburb of one of our largest city's is nearly 1/2 a million dollars. Most Australians buy their own home (eventually)😊 It would be interesting to see a housing comparison between India and Finland.
Thank you! Yes, there would be many similarities between the Australian and Finnish economies. Comparing housing in India and Finland would certainly be an interesting subject for a video, thank you! -TK
lovely video please make videos on natural beauty of Finland, it is such a beautiful country !!
Thank you, that would be a good subject! -TK
very nice work sir
Hello, very interesting to see and also understand that the salaries for each country makes a huge difference in the prices. I know that teachers where I live make less than teachers from western Canada. The salaries are higher in the west because of the higher prices. I find it all balances out. Thank you. I would be interested in the differences from the perspective of the people who live outside of the large cities. In other words, how does the average person live outside the big cities? Get to know the average people. Also, what are their hobbies and interests? Also, compare the textile industries?
Thank you for your comments and also for the suggestions on new video ideas!
Nice video
Since you both wear glasses can you do a vid on that?
Great suggestion 👍👍👍
Oh my goodness Tuula! How much money did it cost you to use a shopping cart in the grocery store? It costs nothing to use one here in Florida USA. Does it cost to use a shopping cart in India? I'm just Loving these videos ❤️
Thank you! I actually had htought of putting a second video at the end of the video showing that you get your money back when you return the trolley! But forgot. So it doesn't cost anything, having to use the coins is just to ensure that epopel return trolleys to the trolley parks instead of leaving them all around the parking palce to cause more work 🙂 -TK
Average salary of Finland is more than indian average salary. And on top of that Finland government gives many free services to its citizens.
I would like to know about immigration 😀 and getting citizenship of Finland. Also about the job opportunity there ?
I have a dream to travel around the world and l want to live in many countries. 😀😀😀
Yes, there are many free benefits in Finland. Well, not free, you pay for them in taxes.
Finland is often looking for people for a number of jobs we don't have enough people, like top quality game designers. If you have a job lined up, you get a residence permit.
A great idea to travel, after it's possible after corona. -TK
I think in India if you go with local grocery shops/ General stores rather than shopping mall, You could buy many more things in 100$ if you are not concerned about branded items 😅
As finland is happiest country,I want to know how.government give free education and tax system of india vs finland
That would be a good subject for a later video, thank you! -TK
Price in India (INR) ~= Price in Finland (EUR) * 10
Telugu States from India😍
glister toothpaste is too overpriced... great work ... very informative
how i get finland citygenship please tell me
First need to have a job here and live for many years! -TK
hey.. please suggest 5 books which every students should read in their life. please do reply soon.
i have asked earlier on your's other channel also... but you have not replied yet brother
Our individual channels are linked on the channel home page!
many things of India are overpriced.