It is a fairlycommon thing when Finns speak English. Not all of them speak English that way but many of them do. I've been going back and forth to Finland for decades already and still I love it everytime I hear it.
@@Kotifilosofi definitely! But also your view of other people and yourself. Don’t take everything so seriously and don’t think high of yourself and anyone. It’s kind of what we here in Denmark have called janteloven. I don’t know if finns have something similar but they seems to be very down to earth but also hilariously funny.
also do note that they have some of the highest suicide rates in the world so you could also argue that all the sad people die so only the "happy" ones are left.
This video shows the tenancity and the spirit of someone who doesnt let a language barrier stop himself from connecting to the rest of the world. The fact he is continually trying to speak the language, despite knowing he isnt able to deliver 100% is what we should all be striving for when we travel to another country. We love you Käärijä ❤
He really helped me to overcome my fear of speaking wrong english in front of others who can speak it very well. I think many people have the problem that they do understand a lot of english because of movies or memes on the internet but aren't used to speak it, so they fail succesfully in speaking it even though they understand a lot.
@@Helena-sg5st That is so true for me too, 100%. I can read and listen to english perfectly fine, and write ok too, but talking ... not so much, that's a totally different story. I'm glad he can represent everyone in the same situation, and good for you overcoming your fear :) I believe most people may be better than they think, but are afraid of sounding stupid and being judged. That's the case for me at least. Luckily käärijä is super charming, which helps a lot, haha :) More people should learn from this guy, and not care so much what other people think.
@me-dc8pj Agreed, I'm British and with accents as silly as ours, we are in no position to critique anyone else's attempts at speaking our ridiculous language
"only finish làngwaghe" (don't even know how to emulate in writing the way he pronounced it) Käärija is a great example of speaking without fear :D So charming
Finnish is a phonetic language so every letter is pronounced the same way every time. He said it like it would be read in finnish lol (as a finn I'm guilty of doing the same thing)
He pronounced it how it's written, letter by letter without applying the rules of English pronunciation. It's not hard to grasp why non fluent speakers pronounce English words like that.
@Katia Cienciala As someone who got encouraged to keep learning Italian due to Måneskin, I can tell you: there will be a flood. Like at one point, we all gathered in a comment section and gave our Duolingo accounts to keep an eye on each other lol.
it's so funny to see eurovision fans finding out about ralli-english. it's a thing. and it has a very simple explanation, finnish is always pronounced exactly how you spell it, meanwhile english is not. therefore, finns speaking english have trouble pronouncing english words "properly" cuz it goes against our natural instincs of how words should be pronounced. and yes, käärijä is very cute and i am very proud of him for trying his best at english even tho he knows he's not the best at it.
I speak excellent English but somehow I'm proud when we send people who don't speak English much at all like Patrik Laine and Käärijä to represent us abroad. It feels good, like how Japanese and French people don't need to speak English. It feels like a privilege to only need to speak your own language while being a world champion in something. Finnish rally drivers are famously bad at English and it's an example of this too, although they actually often speak very good English, just the pronounciation is very Finnish. I also know many university researchers whose pronounciation is horrible... I almost feel proud of it. They're still excellent in their field and speak professional academic English, just with very Finnish accent. I almost feel like a simp for speaking English so good.
I am not sure if this is the case. I mean if the reason behind the difficulty is that finnish is pronounced exactly how you spell it. Greeks also pronounce words the way they are spelled but they don't do the same mistakes. However, they have one of the worst accents when speaking English. Finnish accent in english is so cute
Does it also have something to do with English stress patterns? As a native English speaker there are some words that I've known all my life and still if you asked me to say them out loud I'd stumble over which syllables to stress. Is that an added challenge because Finnish stress patterns follow much stricter rules?
I've figured out that the problem is not a lack of vocabulary, but the way he can't finish a sentence without bursting into laughter 😂 *EDIT: Holy heck 1k! Thanks for the attention & be kind to everyone, fans and artists alike 💜
I honestly wasn’t a big fan of the song at first but this guy is so honestly funny and adorable that I actually began to like the song and now it’s my Number 2 from this year xD
@@MrWereWolfGirl SAME For me it's like: I'm not a party person, but he sounds like he's the funniest guy at parties and I'd sure as hell come if he was there haha
That's because the languages are related very distantly! There's some super old common ancestor that Finnish and Hungarian people share so it has traveled through pronunciation
@@THEcowboy367 Yes, now that heard some finnish expressions, I am totally convinced that our language is related. There are some words that are almost the same
I'm from Eastern Europe and part of an ethnic minority so I actively learn and speak 3 foreign languages and he reminds me of how I try manage to make myself understood mixing 4 languages at once 😭
@@batmansparents3408 the fact that you know 4 languages, you are (both) Batman`s parents and you have Double Trouble on your avatar, makes this comment beautifully chaotic.
@@TayaRamadan-wy1fz Yes I am! It depends on the region, but where I'm from it's mostly 50%-50% (hun-ro) plus we have a several romani communities. But there are counties where I suppose about 90% of the population is hungarian (especially in Székelyföld, I don't know if you're familiar with this term), nevertheless there several places without any hungarian citizens, or so little that it isn't worth mentioning.
As a Finn I find it really funny that people from abroad are finally noticing us and it’s through a funny guy speaking on our accent (and just broken English) Xd
I have no idea who this is but as an English teacher I love how you can tell how much he progresses throughout the video Also he's cute Update: I've looked him up more and I'm obsessed now
As a English speaker and sadly only English speaker the language barrier does nothing less then make me love him more. He's crazy, he's party, and he's fucking amazing
Käärijä also speaks some Swedish in this video. 00:47, "vi ses" is Swedish for "see you later". 😊 03:55 "heja Sverige" means "go Sweden". 04:57 and 05:06 he says Sverige = Sweden again. 🙂 Sverige = Swedish name for Sweden. Ruotsi = Finnish name for Sweden. (His Swedish pronunciation is excellent by the way). 💗
@@soul4speech583 Most basically sleep through their obligatory classes in school and couldn't find a toilet in Sweden without resorting to English, though, so him being that good at it _is_ somewhat noteworthy.
@@broadbandislife the vocabulary he uses in swedish here is basically just all of the words people who sleep through mandatory swedish know though lol. most finns just use english in sweden because swedes make fun of the way we pronounce swedish since we get taught finnish-swedish and not 'real' swedish.
@@stinks7065As a Swede I'm actually sad to hear that you get treated that way. I admire anyone speaking Swedish when they come here, especially if they've just learnt it at school. That's like me speaking German (not very well), I know how it feels lol.
@@stinks7065 just a thought. finnish-swedish is real swedish too tho and works perfectly well in sweden. i however (as a finnish-swede) find it funny when i speak perfect swedish in sweden and the locals try to speak finnish with me or ask me how i learned swedish.
i love how he gets confidence every time he says 'yes yes', like he encourages himself with it 😭💚 ps: from 1:43 to 2:27 is one of my favorite videos in the world :')
Not every artist speaks English and I respect the boy for trying to speak clearly and reasonably understandable, even though he is aware of his shortcomings in vocabulary.
I think he's the first Finnish or Scandinavian person in general I've ever seen who doesn't speak perfect English ... and it's adorable. Now I finally now what a Finnish accent sounds like 😂
As a native English speaker I understand everything he is saying or trying to say. For someone who can’t speak English he can communicate and generally understand. I can only do this with French while listening but bottle speaking it. We English natives are the worst in the world at learning any language and I wish I had learned one from being a child. It’s just not taken seriously here unless you were sent to some private school
He understands the language quite well, from what I've seen he fairly rarely asks for translation. He just doesn't speak well, because he never had to. He said so in interviews, his only use of English before this were English speakers asking for kitchen equipment. This is common, but unlike most people in his position, Jere is not afraid to try anyway 💕
@@evamuhlbauer4575 I think he pronounced it like that because he knew he couldn't pronounce it right. That way you could at least recognise the word and understand it. (Längvits would be the alternative)
Start learning Finnish (or a different language if you are Finnish, couldn't tell from your username lol). I guarantee you can experience what it's like trying to speak a language you are not familiar with at all plus you get to keep your fluent English
First Finland produces Ismo, by far the funniest comedian of all time, and now this legend, Käärija, with whom l have a bizarre sort of obsession. When combined with some of the other wonders this country has produced, such as salmiakki and sauna and adorable accents, Finland might become the coolest nation in Europe.
He is a very open-minded person! and it's okay if he doesn't speak perfect English, the main thing is that he easily overcomes this barrier. I know that Finnish is a very difficult language because they have more than 9 cases. Greetings from Ukraine and thank you for your exciting performance!)
As someone who is about to graduate as an ELT professional, I'm absolutely enthralled by him trying speaking a barely known language for a big audience. The audacity 🤌✨
I just love, love, love him 😄💚 I'm originally from Finland, and I remember so many Finns being afraid to speak English, in case they make a mistake.. Even native speakers make mistakes, so there's no reason to be afraid! Käärijä is perfect, for doing his best, communicating, and being understood! 💚 Who cares, if there are mistakes, and mispronounced words - in fact, that even adds to his charm 🙂✨ And, he's encouraging so many people with his example! I just love everything about him. He brings joy 💚
He is such a sweetheart! He does English quite well. I have tried many languages and do terrible at them. I love Finland people were very nice and helpful when I visited.
I hope he tours the U.S. At some point - or that i get a chance to go watch him in concert in Finland!! He's my favorite artist💚💚 (and the reason i'm learning Finnish)
Him trying to say representing was me trying to say “riimukirjoitukset“ when I was learning about the Vöyrin riimukirjoitukset I was sitting for like fifteen minutes trying to say it 😭
I absolutely love the Finnish accent it’s so cool, I’ve been wanting to learn Finnish but it’s so dang hard, translating Finnish to English is already difficult just in general, as most Nordic languages are, but he is literally doing great I love it sm
Noe I finally get why finnish culture feels so similar to ours (switzerland). The accent is almost the same lol. Yeess eim fromm finland, Äi kän spiik inglisch
Ahh i have english tommorrow...watch me fail miserably because im infected with 'its crazy its party' and the cute little 'yes yes' käärijä i would like my heart back please...its not nice to steal
Hes from Finland ✅
Its crazy ✅
Its party ✅
Hes representing ✅
Yes Yes✅
He's Käärijä ✅
Eurovision✅
Ch cha cha✅
😭😭😭😭😭 so cute!!!
Reprwsenting
On stage: 👹🧟🗿
Off stage: ☺️✨💞
Every time he says yes yes, 3 years is added to my lifespan 😭💃💃
u gon live long. as a fin i do that all the time too hahahah
Me and my brother started with yesyesyes and watafak and we are from Austria 😂
💚💚💚💃💃💃💚💚💚
It is a fairlycommon thing when Finns speak English. Not all of them speak English that way but many of them do. I've been going back and forth to Finland for decades already and still I love it everytime I hear it.
You're gonna live forever...
"I'm repressing Finland"😭😭
I can see why finnish people are the happiest in 7 years in a row
Not taking yourself too serious is the secret I think xD
They crazy, they partii
@@Kotifilosofi definitely! But also your view of other people and yourself. Don’t take everything so seriously and don’t think high of yourself and anyone. It’s kind of what we here in Denmark have called janteloven. I don’t know if finns have something similar but they seems to be very down to earth but also hilariously funny.
also do note that they have some of the highest suicide rates in the world so you could also argue that all the sad people die so only the "happy" ones are left.
@@Rikke92571 that's interesting! What's the literal translation of janteloven?
"its crazy, its party" words of wisdom
This video shows the tenancity and the spirit of someone who doesnt let a language barrier stop himself from connecting to the rest of the world.
The fact he is continually trying to speak the language, despite knowing he isnt able to deliver 100% is what we should all be striving for when we travel to another country.
We love you Käärijä ❤
He should be everyone's inspiration
He really helped me to overcome my fear of speaking wrong english in front of others who can speak it very well. I think many people have the problem that they do understand a lot of english because of movies or memes on the internet but aren't used to speak it, so they fail succesfully in speaking it even though they understand a lot.
And he has improved so much in just few weeks!!
@@Helena-sg5st That is so true for me too, 100%. I can read and listen to english perfectly fine, and write ok too, but talking ... not so much, that's a totally different story. I'm glad he can represent everyone in the same situation, and good for you overcoming your fear :) I believe most people may be better than they think, but are afraid of sounding stupid and being judged. That's the case for me at least. Luckily käärijä is super charming, which helps a lot, haha :) More people should learn from this guy, and not care so much what other people think.
@@mihaela52 yes, here 1:03 he says "party" perfectly, in the end of his song in the grand final he says "parrrti" with heavy accent on purpose.
He makes me feel sooo much less embarrassed about speaking english in front of people
You can do it!
Trust me, your english is better than any english person's attempt speaking at any other language.... including english - an English person.
Dw most people in England don't speak English properly, that's what our accent is made of lol
@me-dc8pj Agreed, I'm British and with accents as silly as ours, we are in no position to critique anyone else's attempts at speaking our ridiculous language
"only finish làngwaghe" (don't even know how to emulate in writing the way he pronounced it) Käärija is a great example of speaking without fear :D So charming
He pronounced language exactly how it's spelled and I think that's how it should be pronounced from now on
Finnish is a phonetic language so every letter is pronounced the same way every time. He said it like it would be read in finnish lol (as a finn I'm guilty of doing the same thing)
@@stinkyboy serbian is the same type of language and im feeling this to my bones
Lan-ku-ake 😂
He pronounced it how it's written, letter by letter without applying the rules of English pronunciation. It's not hard to grasp why non fluent speakers pronounce English words like that.
"I speak only Finnish" he says in English and then ends it with Swedish. Yep. Classic Jere.
he is the reason why im trying to learn finnish LOL
I would love to see the jump in the amount of duolingo Finnish learners
Cringe. Mega cringe
@@jaajoo1660 just like you.
@Katia Cienciala As someone who got encouraged to keep learning Italian due to Måneskin, I can tell you: there will be a flood.
Like at one point, we all gathered in a comment section and gave our Duolingo accounts to keep an eye on each other lol.
Hah. Good luck - Native finnish speaker, who can safely say that finnish *sucks*
He's trying so hard, not using a translator and everything, and generally he communicates what he wants to get across very well!
it's so funny to see eurovision fans finding out about ralli-english. it's a thing. and it has a very simple explanation, finnish is always pronounced exactly how you spell it, meanwhile english is not. therefore, finns speaking english have trouble pronouncing english words "properly" cuz it goes against our natural instincs of how words should be pronounced.
and yes, käärijä is very cute and i am very proud of him for trying his best at english even tho he knows he's not the best at it.
I speak excellent English but somehow I'm proud when we send people who don't speak English much at all like Patrik Laine and Käärijä to represent us abroad. It feels good, like how Japanese and French people don't need to speak English. It feels like a privilege to only need to speak your own language while being a world champion in something. Finnish rally drivers are famously bad at English and it's an example of this too, although they actually often speak very good English, just the pronounciation is very Finnish. I also know many university researchers whose pronounciation is horrible... I almost feel proud of it. They're still excellent in their field and speak professional academic English, just with very Finnish accent. I almost feel like a simp for speaking English so good.
I am not sure if this is the case. I mean if the reason behind the difficulty is that finnish is pronounced exactly how you spell it. Greeks also pronounce words the way they are spelled but they don't do the same mistakes.
However, they have one of the worst accents when speaking English. Finnish accent in english is so cute
Lang
Ooo
Ha
Ge
Same with serbian/croatian, we speak the same we write
Does it also have something to do with English stress patterns? As a native English speaker there are some words that I've known all my life and still if you asked me to say them out loud I'd stumble over which syllables to stress. Is that an added challenge because Finnish stress patterns follow much stricter rules?
I've figured out that the problem is not a lack of vocabulary, but the way he can't finish a sentence without bursting into laughter 😂
*EDIT: Holy heck 1k! Thanks for the attention & be kind to everyone, fans and artists alike 💜
But he can FINNISH a sentence....
@@hscorner3829 Finnish him
Also the conjugation of words. Idk what speaking english does to him but I want what he's on too
English is incredibly hard to pronounce for Finnish speakers, that's the biggest problem.
I love how he says "yes, yes"
It’s made my 2023
I love how spanish non-english speakers can fully understand him cause when we dont know nothing of english, we express exactly like this
its crazy its fiesta
@@sonjamikaela1277 very fitting too 😂😂😂
@@sonjamikaela1277 It's loco, it's party 😸
It’s because both have the exact same struggle
FR YEAH
"today I'm tourist-travelman" he's so funny 😭
I’m so obsessed with this man I can’t even begin to explain 😤
same😂
SAME IT'S KINDA SCARY
SAME
Absolutely 😁
he definitely deserves the support, don’t stop 😂
At least he’s trying! 💚
He has the best and most adorable english I have ever heard!
Exactly!
the chaotic energy of this man😭💚
the way he completely lost it whilst saying representing more than once 😭 i love this guy
Käärijä learning English. So adorable 💖
I love this guy. His accent is adorabile he is really funny,
"Can play guitar, yes?"
"No, cannot play guitar."
That made me ugly laugh
Kaarija is the biggest reason people all over the world will start to learn Finish
I AM BECAUSE HE IS MY DEITY
I actually already started 😂
Finnish is f*** hard to learn.
Good luck! It's easy when it comes to pronouncing words, but learning proper grammar can be quite difficult.
started german for rammstein, now it's finnish turn i guess 😂
That is how he ordered the big box: - How big a box you want? - Yes, yes.
I honestly wasn’t a big fan of the song at first but this guy is so honestly funny and adorable that I actually began to like the song and now it’s my Number 2 from this year xD
same! his personality honestly so captivating no one can resist😂
His personality won me over .. I'd love to have him as a friend 🤣
@@MrWereWolfGirl SAME
For me it's like: I'm not a party person, but he sounds like he's the funniest guy at parties and I'd sure as hell come if he was there haha
Same! Croatian geniuses are my first ones though
@@barbarad3869 Croatia honestly grew on me too, it's not my type of song but it's such a drugtrip that I can't help but like it anyways
His finnish phonetic pronunciation is actually quite similar to how a Hungarian would pronunce English words. I can truly relate to him😂❤
That's because the languages are related very distantly! There's some super old common ancestor that Finnish and Hungarian people share so it has traveled through pronunciation
Same for Polish! 'Language' was spot on how a polish person would try to pronounce it.
I just thought the same. Especially when he pronounced lan-gu-a-ge just like I do sometimes 🤣
@@THEcowboy367 Yes, now that heard some finnish expressions, I am totally convinced that our language is related. There are some words that are almost the same
@@THEcowboy367 Finnish and Hungarian grammar is eerily similar even though none of the words are the same!
I'm from Eastern Europe and part of an ethnic minority so I actively learn and speak 3 foreign languages and he reminds me of how I try manage to make myself understood mixing 4 languages at once 😭
Ooh which languages so you speak?
@@TayaRamadan-wy1fz romanian, german, english and hungarian is my mother tounge
@@batmansparents3408 the fact that you know 4 languages, you are (both) Batman`s parents and you have Double Trouble on your avatar, makes this comment beautifully chaotic.
@@batmansparents3408 Oh are you from Transylvania? If yes, do a lot of people there speak Hungarian?
@@TayaRamadan-wy1fz Yes I am! It depends on the region, but where I'm from it's mostly 50%-50% (hun-ro) plus we have a several romani communities. But there are counties where I suppose about 90% of the population is hungarian (especially in Székelyföld, I don't know if you're familiar with this term), nevertheless there several places without any hungarian citizens, or so little that it isn't worth mentioning.
He is so honest and real ❤
As a Finn I find it really funny that people from abroad are finally noticing us and it’s through a funny guy speaking on our accent (and just broken English) Xd
He is officially your country's national treasure 😂❤ we love him here in the UK
he's too precious for this world!😭💙
He has the charisma. He is very funny. He is officially an icon for Eurovision.
He speaks English better than I speak Finnish.
I have no idea who this is but as an English teacher I love how you can tell how much he progresses throughout the video
Also he's cute
Update: I've looked him up more and I'm obsessed now
Best quality: his giggles
As a English speaker and sadly only English speaker the language barrier does nothing less then make me love him more. He's crazy, he's party, and he's fucking amazing
Käärijä also speaks some Swedish in this video. 00:47, "vi ses" is Swedish for "see you later". 😊 03:55 "heja Sverige" means "go Sweden". 04:57 and 05:06 he says Sverige = Sweden again. 🙂 Sverige = Swedish name for Sweden. Ruotsi = Finnish name for Sweden. (His Swedish pronunciation is excellent by the way). 💗
Swedish is an official language of Finland, so it's not that crazy, but it's always cute.
@@soul4speech583 Most basically sleep through their obligatory classes in school and couldn't find a toilet in Sweden without resorting to English, though, so him being that good at it _is_ somewhat noteworthy.
@@broadbandislife the vocabulary he uses in swedish here is basically just all of the words people who sleep through mandatory swedish know though lol. most finns just use english in sweden because swedes make fun of the way we pronounce swedish since we get taught finnish-swedish and not 'real' swedish.
@@stinks7065As a Swede I'm actually sad to hear that you get treated that way. I admire anyone speaking Swedish when they come here, especially if they've just learnt it at school. That's like me speaking German (not very well), I know how it feels lol.
@@stinks7065 just a thought. finnish-swedish is real swedish too tho and works perfectly well in sweden. i however (as a finnish-swede) find it funny when i speak perfect swedish in sweden and the locals try to speak finnish with me or ask me how i learned swedish.
I teach English as a second language to seventh graders and I find this video utterly adorable.
Well, he is exactly what we need in Finland and elsewhere too 😊 so cute
It just sounds so satisfying and cute whenever he says my name is käärijä it sounds so satisfying, we must protect this man at all costs
When you look back, his English has improved so much since then! We love to see his progress 💚
Drinking game: Take a shot everytime he says yes
You'll be drunker than a Finn on midsummer night
i love how he gets confidence every time he says 'yes yes', like he encourages himself with it 😭💚
ps: from 1:43 to 2:27 is one of my favorite videos in the world :')
I’m laughing at how much he’s trying it’s adorable and brave of him to attempt the language
(Respect from the UK 🇬🇧❤️🇫🇮)
Every time he speaks it makes me love him even more. what an angel 💚🥲
1:22 he asked the guy in the back "T-shirt means "shirt" in english, right?" lol
Not every artist speaks English and I respect the boy for trying to speak clearly and reasonably understandable, even though he is aware of his shortcomings in vocabulary.
as an estonian, i love how he says güm instead of gym
"you love me maybe" YES WE DO
The last clip is KILLING ME. Its so fucking funny. The interviewers seem like they barely understand themselves what theyre asking him 😭💀
I think he's the first Finnish or Scandinavian person in general I've ever seen who doesn't speak perfect English ... and it's adorable. Now I finally now what a Finnish accent sounds like 😂
*“Hi I’m Käärijä”*
- Käärijä (2023)
As a native English speaker I understand everything he is saying or trying to say. For someone who can’t speak English he can communicate and generally understand. I can only do this with French while listening but bottle speaking it. We English natives are the worst in the world at learning any language and I wish I had learned one from being a child. It’s just not taken seriously here unless you were sent to some private school
You understand him because when he speaks, he also speaks in vibes. And the vibes are good! 😊
He understands the language quite well, from what I've seen he fairly rarely asks for translation. He just doesn't speak well, because he never had to. He said so in interviews, his only use of English before this were English speakers asking for kitchen equipment. This is common, but unlike most people in his position, Jere is not afraid to try anyway 💕
0:36 THE WAY HE SAID LANGUAGE I’M DYING
I am almost certain he said that word like that on purpose - or maybe not? Kudos to him anyway for his fearless communication
Thats exactly how you would pronounce the word ”language” if it was a Finnish word 😅
@@reettas2556 oh lol😂
it's how it would be pronounced if it was finnish. and also the only reason i know how to spell the word, cuz i pronounce it like it's spelled.
@@evamuhlbauer4575 I think he pronounced it like that because he knew he couldn't pronounce it right. That way you could at least recognise the word and understand it. (Längvits would be the alternative)
Having the constant urge to turn my fluent english into this and now i see him actually doing it and i cant help but scream THE KING THE IDOL
Start learning Finnish (or a different language if you are Finnish, couldn't tell from your username lol). I guarantee you can experience what it's like trying to speak a language you are not familiar with at all plus you get to keep your fluent English
The fact that at 1:03 he got out such a perfect English “party” out of everything else that he said is so funny
First Finland produces Ismo, by far the funniest comedian of all time, and now this legend, Käärija, with whom l have a bizarre sort of obsession. When combined with some of the other wonders this country has produced, such as salmiakki and sauna and adorable accents, Finland might become the coolest nation in Europe.
I fucking love Ismo his comedy is some funny ass shit 😆
Ismo ❤️❤️❤️
@@thrasherdave1428 noni.
@@thrasherdave1428yeah, that's the shit
Aww he's adorable, the struggle of learning another language is real. Seems like such a happy positive guy, makes me smile
Omg he's so cute i can't cope
Know the struggle Käärijä 😂 he's so cute
I just love him
Same😩
"You love me maybe?" Oh yes absolutely my guy loved u on stage
Representing ❌
Repressing ✅
He is a very open-minded person! and it's okay if he doesn't speak perfect English, the main thing is that he easily overcomes this barrier. I know that Finnish is a very difficult language because they have more than 9 cases.
Greetings from Ukraine and thank you for your exciting performance!)
As a Finn, I'm crying. Keep trying Käärijä, you'll get it one day
Friends: You learn English language all your life, tell us something.
Me:
As someone who is about to graduate as an ELT professional, I'm absolutely enthralled by him trying speaking a barely known language for a big audience. The audacity 🤌✨
I love this guy. He won my heart being natural, hilarious, funny, ..... He deserves all the success he got and much more! 💚💚💚💚
I’m repressing- I’m represhin- I’m repressing- I’m REPRESENTING
I just love, love, love him 😄💚
I'm originally from Finland, and I remember so many Finns being afraid to speak English, in case they make a mistake.. Even native speakers make mistakes, so there's no reason to be afraid!
Käärijä is perfect, for doing his best, communicating, and being understood! 💚 Who cares, if there are mistakes, and mispronounced words - in fact, that even adds to his charm 🙂✨
And, he's encouraging so many people with his example!
I just love everything about him. He brings joy 💚
I love how he pronounces ”language” in a very Finnish accent XD
😂😂😂 He is a adorable Singerman 😂😂😂😂😂 Way to go , succes to Kariaa the wonderful singer man from finland ❤
Господи, я разговариваю так же🤣🤣🤣
You Tarzan, me Jane. Yes yes! 😂😂😂
I thought he said "You Tarzan need Jane." 😅 Anyway!
Rallienglish is not dead!
He is such a sweetheart! He does English quite well. I have tried many languages and do terrible at them. I love Finland people were very nice and helpful when I visited.
I hope he tours the U.S. At some point - or that i get a chance to go watch him in concert in Finland!! He's my favorite artist💚💚 (and the reason i'm learning Finnish)
Sama ja sama! (Same and same!)
Saw him at the London show as part of his European tour. His English has certainly come a long way!
Love at 1:23 when he asks that "a shirt, is it a t-shirt?" to make sure he got it right
Κäärijä in the gym is my spirit animal. 😅
Help I can’t stop watching his compilations 😪
Käärijä: I love you, You love me...maybe? Me : Yes Yes
He’s precious🥹 he makes me proud to be Finnish lol💚
i love this random finnish man i found thru the internet so much
I imagine he’s on the chaotic side. Most expressive Finn I have ever seen
I’m so happy Käärijä and Finland is getting more recognition😭❤️
His laugh is so infectious, I just love this dude lol
Him trying to say representing was me trying to say “riimukirjoitukset“ when I was learning about the Vöyrin riimukirjoitukset I was sitting for like fifteen minutes trying to say it 😭
Lintu flying there in sky, Greenyellow man is famous work man in Sverige. This is so good, funny!
He makes me smile so big because he's so cute and funny!
this is all the english he needs. we should all be speaking finnish really,
He's my spirit animal, yes yes 🤣💚 His *language* touched my heart🫶😄
I absolutely love the Finnish accent it’s so cool, I’ve been wanting to learn Finnish but it’s so dang hard, translating Finnish to English is already difficult just in general, as most Nordic languages are, but he is literally doing great I love it sm
1. I love that Finnish green cinnamon bun and his adorable English
2. I miss Stockholm so much
Noe I finally get why finnish culture feels so similar to ours (switzerland). The accent is almost the same lol.
Yeess eim fromm finland, Äi kän spiik inglisch
bhahaha that is on point (finn here)
"Why don't you speak English?"
My accent:
Ahh i have english tommorrow...watch me fail miserably because im infected with 'its crazy its party' and the cute little 'yes yes' käärijä i would like my heart back please...its not nice to steal
✨💫✨I,m happy to see and hear you!! Respect and greetings from Lithuania!! True,you have amazingly beautiful voice!! 🙏
Aah lithuaniaaaa! I love the country! I'm from it too!!
Lietuviai didžiausi Karjos fanai :D it's crazy, it's party 🥳
This video made my week, if anything makes me learn Finish it will be listening to Käärijä speak and sing