FINNISH APARTMENT $550 TOUR! - HOUSE TOUR /// LEONARDO & JENNA (MOVING PART 4)
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- FINNISH APARTMENT $550 TOUR - HOUSE TOUR made by Leonardo and Jenna. The house tour is here! Welcome to our small, minimalistic apartment here in Finland! I Leonardo Licciardo-Toivola "Leonardo DeValen" oldest son of (Mom of 10) Taina Licciardo-Toivola and Jenna Licciardo-Toivola "Jenna DeValen" my wife like to keep things minimal in our house. We also share some cool, clever, weird but genius things that Finnish homes have, that you probably don't have in your apartment.
This is the 4th and last part of the MOVING SERIES! WE ARE FINALLY MOVING!!! - LEONARDO & JENNA (MOVING PART 1), GETTING READY FOR OUR BIG MOVE! - LEONARDO & JENNA (MOVING PART 2), MINIMIZING OUR (290-Square-Foot) HOME!│WE ARE MOVING OUT TODAY! - LEONARDO AND JENNA (MOVING PART 3), FINNISH APARTMENT $550 TOUR - HOUSE TOUR (Leonardo and Jenna)
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My sweeties have moved into their new temporary home. I love you both so much! Aussie awaits! XX
Taina Licciardo-Toivola can't wait to see your entire family adventures in Oz xx
Taina Licciardo-Toivola I love your family videos!! Very natural
Ooooooo have you moved to Australia now? FANTASTIC!!!!
Im your fans here at Philippines... am watching of all your vedioes.
You suck
“Mats implanted into the ground..”
Carpet. You mean carpet.
😂😂 love you two!
I know. Strange HE said that
😂
I love her reaction when you showed her the evidence that she sleeps like a ball 😂 soo cute !
I was taught a bidet was made to clean yourself after you use the toilet rather than toilet paper 🧻😂 Most common and popular in Iranian culture.
Sophia Chacon we call them Muslim showers. As we must use them after toilet use. They are a must in washrooms in Muslim countries.
In Italy too
Yeah...they didn't know what a bidet was. I'm sure they know now.
Here in Argentina we have bidets, too. That mini shower replaces the structure but has the same functionality
It's a must in Brazilian's bathroom. As a girl I find it very important for my hygiene...
This makes me realize how oversized everything is in America even small apartments have dishwashers and big refrigerators. I like the idea of minimal living, love the dish racks, so brilliant. You guys look happy..🥰💚..now you need a kitty..😻
People here choose to live in smaller houses and apartments because rents and living costs are high in general. Especially for young people which has got low income and are living in bigger towns where everything costs more. Also, bigger homes need more maintaining. People in nordic countries like to be practical and downsize everything they don't actually need that much. Anyway, living small doesn't mean you have to feel uncomfortable.
I love that idea of drying the dishes above the sink - I have never seen that before -a great idea!
I would call the room the lounge or the living room - I think both names used here in the UK!
You have another lovely home. X
Best thing ever, didn't know why do we have that when we moved to Finland, now I couldn't imagine a kitchen without it.:D
Good idea, but I still prefer my window & my view.
It's living room but loungeroom feels more accurate lol. You need plants in your house. Some plants are great to purify air.
In Poland we have everything you talking about - the thing above sink, bidet, small area where u take off shoes and also heated floor. Great ideas! I love it.
And we say living room or just "salon"
Greetings from Poland!! 🇵🇱💕
I believe that most European country has that thing where to put plates when they’re wet... I know Italian how have them, we are also the OG of bidet😏 love the new house!❤️
Is is just me, your house looks so similar to the previous place... but its beautiful space for the young couple
Joavitanature Cure I thought I was watching the old video because it looks almost the same 🙈
Its not the old place? Its exactly like the old one 😲
Since they live in Finland, I assume Scandinavian design is very popular there and maybe that's why the old apartment and the new one look alike. That's just my opinion😊
There's basically like two or three major construction companies in Finland, so most new apartments end up looking very similar.
yeah i thought it was like a flashback video or somthing. they lookk so much alike
Jenna is right its living room. I'm from Scotland x
here in Australia we always call it lounge room
I’m from Kentucky in the United States and we call it a living room. If we have two living rooms, we call one a family room or den.
Your apartment reminds me of the one I had in Japan. Their high tech toilets are great and save water too. We put them in the house we built 10 years ago. We have heated tile floors in the bathrooms, natural Koa wood floors in the rest of the house. The HVAC system lets us control the temperature in each room. The roof shingles are actually solar panels which generate far more electrical power than we need and the local power company buys the excess. House walls are 10 inches thick with extra insulation, the roof interior has a soy spray foam insulation with additional insulation in the attic. Double pane windows with argon gas for better insulation. Extra electrical outlets and circuits in most rooms. On demand hot water heaters of course.
We get fierce snow storms with category 2 hurricane strength winds called Bomb Cyclones. Tornados in the summer. Temps from 110 F to -20 F. Typical for this part of Colorado, USA. Gorgeous sunny days most of the time.
We've never had a power bill even when we had 15 stranded motorists staying with us for 10 days. We knew that this would be our retirement home so made sure that it is handicapped accessible.
I'm excited for both of you. Thanks for taking us on your journey. 💟💟💟
Fantastic planning with your home, well done!👍
Yeah, it's greeat
American here. Bathroom is the name of the room. Around friends and family you'll say, "I need to go to the bathroom", but out in public with strangers or acquaintances you'll say "restroom" to be more polite.
My family calls it a living room, but we only had one. Once you get into larger houses you can have multiple living rooms with different names. Living room, den, family room, front room, game room, bonus room, media room, sun room, tv room, sitting room (no tv), man cave, etc. Any combination of these for as many as you have.
In America, we called it a "living room" and the black thing you sit on is the sofa. We also have a washing machine and a clothes dryer. You two are the cutest couple ever!
In Canada we say "restroom" for saying toilet room and " living room" or "family room".
@deborah DeborahR LOl
Restroom is American. When I go to the US and mistakenly ask for the washroom, I get a confused look.
Haha “the green grass is growing greener so it’s good” 😆 Way to look on the bright side 🙌
Sitting room, family room, living room all work. The stuff on our floors is carpet. Rugs and mats are sort of the same. A mat is usually smaller. Like in the bathroom, or in front of the kitchen sink. Rug also works for that space. But Rug also means a big area rug. Like in the living room or the family room, or under a table. Also, our laundry room is usually separate from the bathroom. Having a separate good sized pantry room off our kitchen's is something that makes sense in some of our houses in the states. We can use this areas for storing food, as well as small kitchen appliances like slow cookers, instant pots, air fryers, etc. A pantry can be used for many things. It is a really wonderful feature to have in a home in the states. If you build a new house, consider adding a pantry to the plans.
It's living room,and that's a Bidet shower! And Jennas reaction was soo sweet when she saw her sleeping position
And ur house looks so nice! Stay safe lots of love to both of u from Sri Lanka ♥️♥️
From America - Living room! I enjoy watching your videos! Ive been watching your mom’s videos and you and Jenna’s channels since 2018. I like that you included Finnish vocabulary in this video. Finnish words seem so long and complicated for everyday things.
LIVING ROOM !!
Jenna discovering her sleeping position is too funny :')
Its refreshing to see that two people are so happy there glowing!!!
I love those drying racks you have above the kitchen sink. If I ever build my own house, I'm totally adding that!
you guys are soo mucchh fun too watch!!
I'm with Jenna it's Living room lol in US
OMG 😂 I died when you guys were talking about the Chihuahua
Jenna has change a lot, she looks so happy, God bless you guys
Yipee atlast your Vlog is up, I've been waiting for it I'm so happy, jenna is super cute, she's always always always smiling, you guys spread good vibes on your vlog. That's why you both are my Favorite vloggers. #topfanallthewayfromPhilippines
Livingroom. I love the drying cupboard in the kitchen. Saves space. Love from the USA.
We always keep our shoes in the entryway. We call it our living room or family room, and no heated floors. It gets very hot and humid here...we don't get snow, and winter is short. I like your new home 😊 love the lights. 💜
Mood lights. I like that. Young minds are beautiful. Bless Yall. 😇😇😇
Leonardo and jenna life style is very simple .i like it . God bless you ..
In Italy there is a bidet to properly wash the intimate parts after having pooped. For me is incredible that it doesn't exist elsewhere.
lol ewww!!! :D
Not all apartments or houses in America have bars on the windows and people with pets pick up their animals poop out of respect for other people. We also mostly take off our shoes at the door! We do have a bidet in the bathroom if we want them. You two are really sweet and I love your videos. I’m glad you are living where you want to and are happy there. Congrats on your new apartment.
Did they say anything about America? I just heard them talking about Finland in comparison to other places, but not saying which country they refer to (probably Australia, because that's the only other country they would really know from own experience).
You two are truly precious....I just love your smiles....I smile always looking at you...you make me feel light inside while watching you....be blessed ...stay safe.
Hello from Pennsylvania in America. It is called a living room here. I love the dish racks above the sink! Never seen it or thought of it and your right. I have a small galley kitchen and the dish rack takes up so much needed space. In America most kitchen sinks have a window to look out and see the kids in the yard so typically there are no cabinets or only half size cabinets over the sinks.
I just thought of something that some kitchens here in America have that I think would be very useful! I’ve mainly seen them in very nice fancier kitchens. Wish I had one. A pot filler or pasta arm I think it’s called. Basically it’s a metal spout that is attached to the wall right behind your stove (it folds in and out, so you can fold it back in when not in use) it is connected to running water and you use it to fill up pots of water so that you don’t have to carry a heavy pot full of water from the sink... or stand there balancing a pot while waiting for it to fill up with water to boil something. You can just fill it with water while the pot is sitting right there on the stove!
Have a great time in your new appartment. Nice video
In the UK we call it Ground floor - 1st floor is one level up. We call it a living-room or lounge , but not lounge-room. We also call that a Studio flat - where you have everything (except the shower-room) in one space. Here dog-owners must pick up their dog's poo - it's not hygenic to leave it lying out , even on the grass. In the UK you can have an immediate hot-water system linked to the central heating (we tend to heat our houses with water-filled radiators heated by a gas boiler) called a Combi (short for Combination) boiler - or you can have a hot water tank in a cupboard where hot water is stored til you need it. The second system can be a bit wasteful if you don't use all the water, or you can run out of hot water, but it does give you a lovely, warm 'airing cupboard' to keep towels/bed-linen in or dry-off clothes. Under-floor heating is also becoming more common here too.
I had to double check the C' to F' conversion. 68'F is our winter, here in Fl. It is currently 100' with a feels like of 107' & 70% humidity. I should live in Finland! We call it a Living Room here. A Lounge, is a little more formal room for relaxing, or receiving guests. We also have family rooms, rec rooms and rumpus rooms lol. That dish drying system, is ingenious!!
It is most definitely the living room. I love that you got evidence of her in a ball
Here in the States we call the sprayer next to the toilet a bidet pronounced bee-day. It's used to clean your bum. It's also used to hose off cloth diapers when they are dirty.
We often use a dish drainer beside the sink, especially if you do not have a dishwasher. You place your wet dishes in it to air dry.
We call the room with the television a living room or family room, but we also have a similar room called a den.
The two of you are a beautiful couple and look very happy together.
Infinite blessings to you always. May you grow old sharing the same pillow.
Leonardo's Worm is wonderful. We have way too much stuff in America. I love the minimalist living. With the exception of the lack of plants. A green plant would be great.
We take our shoes off in Canada as well! Instant hot water in Canada too! Washing machine in bathroom is different though. Some places have radiant floor heating.I love the idea of the dish dry rack over the sink! 30+ sometimes over 40 in Canada in summer! Living Room, Bathroom or washroom > In Canada you must clean up after your dog at all times.
the thingy next to the toilet is used for washing your butt after pooping 😆 we call it bidet (bidey)
In the USA it's living room. If you get your kitchen cabinets from Ikea then you can get the drain over the sink. Otherwise, we purchase something to go on the counter to dry the dishes. Your apartment would be called a studio apartment since there is not a separate bedroom.
I looove to see you both like that, especially Jenna she feels soo happy and free? i don’t know if it’s a good choice of word but you look happy and I hope you really are!
I’m studying in architecture and it super interesting to see a finish appartement
In the 🇺🇸 we call it the living room! Love seeing you two laugh and live together!!!
Desirae Hackett in Texas it’s the den.
@@loricreed I thought the den was the family room...
In fact the Bidet is for ladies' hygene bath, thats why the original ones used to have a water squirting fountain right in the middle. But in most countries in Middle East and Asia it is used by both male & female for personal cleaning.
I call the living room the t.v room or family room it can also be called the parlor or sitting room usually in wealthier homes. Some people also have formal living rooms where you just have chairs,couches or chaise most of the time these have a fireplace. Then they have a separate living room more for every day gathering to watch the television, play games,etc. I hope that helps a little. I am really enjoying getting to know you and Jenna through your videos. Your home is so nice I pray you are blessed with all you need and all of your hearts desires. 💗
Living room in the USA. I love the drain above the sink. That is the best idea ever. I just saved it.
Hi! I’m from Turkey. In Turkey, that faucet located right next to the toilet is actually inside the toilet and after you finish your work, we people wash ourselves with that and get dried with tissue paper. Such a good information, isn’t it? 😎
Living room! Nice moves Leonardo
Living room is the most common. The mats are area rugs, but there's different ones. Door mats are just in front of doors. Runners are the long, rectangular ones meant for hallways. Big area rugs are for the living room.
I say livingroom. What you need would be an air conditioner for summer 🙌🏻 I’m in 🇺🇸 and I’d die without one 😂☀️ too hot and humid 😝 I’d also say a dryer for your clothes. 👌🏻 totally agree with Jenna about shoes inside. Dirty. 🙅🏼♀️
The hose by the toilet is called a Shatafa and its a standard necessity in the middle east. We use it to wash and clean our lower region when we go potty
Finland is very progressive and practical!!!!!
Love you both !!! 💜
I loved learning some Finnish words. And the proof! The proof was good! And a like for the wave 😊
Jenna is right, as usual. It's living room in the USA. Love the new apartment. The kitchen is beautiful. We need cooking videos!
Yes.We have that thing to dry dishes over the sink in Madrid, España. Not in every house perhaps but it's quite normal. Great. Enjoy.
P.D: The Green lights look like the Northern Lights.
Thanks .
Congratulations 🥰 So happy and excited for you guys 🥰
Sometimes also called family room or den in US. Living room is usually the more formal room for guests. So den or family room.
Videos good, bible passages make it better. Love you guys.
In Spain we have this kind of draining cupboards in the kitchen....nice home!!
Congratulations on your new home. May your lives be filled with continuous live, joy, happiness and wealth.
I would say each family has their own opinion on if you take shoes off or not. My dad always says shoes have been in public restrooms so they dont get used in the house. So i still dont wear shoes in my own house now either. We used to have carpeting but my husband said it was too hard to keep clean so we pulled it all out and tiled everything except the bedrooms. Took us forever but it looks good and easier to keep clean.
You need a bedroom and art work. Love the dish rack and the heated floors
Oh now I love the kitchen. Wonderful!
Such a funny video 😂 I’m jealous of your dish drying rack. I call it a living room and I say bathroom lol
In italy everyone has this cupboard over the sink. 🙂
Jenna seems so sweet and genuine
edit: "it gets so hot. Like 20 plus c."
Me: Sweating in 98 F.
Lol I’m in America and looked up 20c and thought the same. 88F today here!
It gets 40+ where I am. 20 is cold. 😆
I thought the same. Anything below 80 degrees F is cold to me. It’s 95 degrees F here today. That’s 35 degrees C.
@@elizabethstratton6173 oh wow! I'm from the midwest so 50s and 60s are a perfect temp for me lol
2:25 Thats exactly what it is for! apparently using toilet paper isnt sanitary enough guys. Use water to wash yourself!
Yeah exactly , personally I use water and then I use toilet paper
yes me too
Especially with the toilet paper shortage secondary to the COVID 19 pandemic. That little bidet hose would come in handy.
In America we call it a livingroom. We also have hot water on demand and some homes have bidets as well. And bars on windows is rare. More of a major city shady area type of thing.
Omg that dishrack is genius
You two are too cute!! Are you this happy all the time? I hope so! Earth needs more people like you two!! Lotsa love from USA!!
Living room or family room here in the U. S. Or, you can call it a “sun room”, if you want, because it is by your windows and doors to your balcony 😉😋 You two are so cute. Thanks for sharing your new place 💟 Something practical may be a clothes line or some other place to hang dry your clothes, if need be.
Yes, a retractable wire that is pulled from one wall to the other.
America has all that except water sprayer in bathroom andcthatcawrsome dryingvrack above sink. Genius. We hang coats on wall above shoes in entry room(we call them mud rooms) we have heated floors. We never lock our doors in Colorado. Never had bars on Windows . love your place. I smile when I watch you guys. 🙏 ❤
A bathroom has a shower or bathtub. A restroom has a just the toilet (and sink and mirror). In America its a living room. Some older places have a sitting room or parlor.
Living room! ⭐️
I just love how theyre like curious about instant hot water, the dishes thingy, the videt, and I literally have it all hahahaha I am from Spain tho
The bidet is actually meant to clean your bottom.
I almost died when he said it was for cleaning the bathroom!! 😂😊
In the USA every state is different. I live in Wyoming, in a first floor apartment and I have no bars on my windows🤠. In New York City they might and in parts of LA, California they might have bars on their windows. Nice apartment!
Living room, bathroom, (casual,informal), "I'm going to the bathroom." Rest Room if your're in a public place and need to ask where it is. "Where are the rest rooms please?" No heated floors, that's not normal except maybe in a super expensive mansion but even then I'm not sure. Love it though! and Love the smart idea of tucked away and practical dish drying racks!
I can't think of anything to add that you"re missing. Forgot, your windows, like other areas of Europe are awesome. Why in the heck we don't do the same has always baffled me. The lighting thing is very cool!
I'm Canadian. On holiday, I got Americans very confused when I asked where the washroom was. You probably 'wash' more than you 'rest' in a public toilet. LOL
@@Robinicat LOL :) ❤️
The warm floor is the best I've ever seen in Finland. I am from Russia and I wish to have this kids of floor:)
Hot water depends on the hot and the hot water heater you have . Presure and more .
I know here (in Texas at least) they put carpet in upstairs apartments so the ppl below don’t hear stomping from the ppl above. It insulates the noise.
You should do more videos to teach your fans Finnish. It seems to be very hard to learn Finnish.
Window guards are also to prevent kids falling from windows
We in America also have heated floors but mainly in the loos not all over. I wish we had the sprayer In our bathrooms like you do attached to bathroom sink. I don’t think most Americans could live in such confined spaces though. You guys do so much in such small spaces. And without our enormous walk in closets for our mass amounts of clothes we’d be so lost. Kudos to you in Finland for doing so much in such tiny areas. I LOVE the idea of the dish drying racks hidden above the kitchen sink. Tenuous. When will you be moving to Australia?
In the UK we call it the lounge or living room. Also when our dogs poop we pick it up or, if you are caught leaving it you get fined! X
Thanks for the tour!! I like the drying rack and mood lights!
Notthing in America makes sense anymore! Just keep love in your heart for Him and each other! Blessings
South Australian here. We call it the loungeroom. (You 'live' everywhere). I like having a window over the sink. I've seen one I really liked with a window over the actual sink, & the plate rack over the drainer to the side, so best of both worlds. A double sink & double drainer is not uncommon here, but most kitchens are larger & few choose to live in such a tiny space. A verandah is common here. I would miss having a large outdoor living space. I did chuckle about the temperature. We have weeks between 40-47°C here. I love your view of trees landscape. We will be building dome few years hence so I am pondering these things also. (We say toilet, loo, or 'dunny')
Living room.You two are sweet,god bless you all.Also May your days and nights be moose free ( I love the hose that cleans all the bathroom
IDEA for Leonardo: You each look up action words in the opposite language such as: hop, whistle, flap your wings, stick out your tongue, do a jumping jack, act like a monkey etc.. Then one of you in the opposite language gives the command to do an action and the other has to do it without saying what they think it is.
Living room & bathroom. I really love the dish drainer!!
Living room! I love the dish drainer above the sink!!
Living room in the states, But regionally it can differ, Front room, Family room. Depends on what you have We Have a Living room in the front of the house which is formal (No TV), We Have a separate room with the TV that we call the family room. Then we have the basement which we call the sports room (has TV, Pool table, Bar area
Yall are so happy anf ful of life. Keep at it. Yall so beautiful together. Bless You.😇😇😇
Living room is what we say in America. And one thing most houses and apartments have is bathtubs.
Hi from Kentucky, USA. I say toilet, or I have to go potty or tinkle, it's a livingroom or family room and the hose in the bathroom is super cool.
It’s called a living room or family room in the states. Living room tends to be more formal so when a home has both, they may call it the “formal living room” and the family room is separate (it’s a more informal lounge type room), often connected to the kitchen area. Then there’s the “great room” which is the open concept room including kitchen, dining, and family room all in one. There may or may not be a separate “formal dining room!” American homes are often much larger than necessary!