@@DR_REDACTED Yeah tbh I'm willing to bet most of us have that one uncle who pipes up at the family reunion and you just know it's gonna be spicy as hell.
Lol It’s fine to be racist It’s just apart of life No everyone will walk with love I wish no one was that way but giving the hate to the ones who hate won’t make it better for you or them! The best thing you could do is to ignore, also racism isn’t special we treat it special like we don’t have people who look just like us who’d kill us or hate us! I guess I’m just another mentally challenged person speaking garbage to this world…….
Thank you for doing this. I'm a Finn who moved to Australia as a teen, and this made me emotional and home sick. It's my biased opinion, but Finland to me will always be the greatest country in the world... so thank you for this. I was born in Helsinki and grew up there. Xxx 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
If you want to know more about living in Helsinki as a foreigner I recommend Daiki Yoshikawa' s yt-channel where he shares his life in Finland. It's in english and subtitles also available.
Yeah looks like my home town in winter - WHEN it's sunny and there's snow. Too often it's just dark and wet. The locals find the long dark winters a bit hard but when the snow arrives and the sun shines the views are great. Finland is a bit like Alaska, long dark winters and in summer it's the opposite, the sun sets only for a couple of hours. You wouldn't look that strange in Helsinki :) Some 1/5 are immigrants here, at work I have colleaques fron Israel, Somalia, Bangladesh.
If you ever consider coming to Finland as a tourist, I can definitely recommend Lapland (=northern Finland) in winter. Untouched nature, 0,5m+ of snow, possibility to see northern lights, reindeers wandering free around the roads, weird amount of sunlight (depending on where you go, sun can rise at 9am and set at 11am-1pm) and -10C to -20C of coldness (or colder). If you wan't to see snow, Helsinki is getting a risky destination as it gets very little snow some years and no snow other years, although this year there is exceptionally lot of snow :D
Lapland is beautiful, but my opinion is whole Finland is great. Clean air, clean water etc. By the way Magazin paper ranked Helsinki one of the most briliant target in the world.
Hey, happy that our little corner of the world caught your attention! If at all interested in learning Finnish, you're in for one hell of a ride. It's *very* different from English and most other European languages. You'll hear a lot of blather about how "hard" it is too, it isn't, just different. A good video that explains and would be good to react to is: th-cam.com/video/D-uWYvlyeBc/w-d-xo.html anyways, keep up the good work!
@@foreignreacts You look young - you know if you have, or don't a profession with study degrees and such. You could think about going to Finland to work or study, or both. I gather our educational system is cheaper than yours, even if you would need to pay some kind of tuition coming from outside of EU - if they haven't changed that yet. I spent an exchange year in the US when I was 16 - that is obviously a bit different a thing that higher education, even though they put me a senior in the high school there. It just is a cool way to experience a country. And there are also work exchange programs. I thought about doing that for a while - but by now I am obviously like 46 or so years old, if my 'elderly memory' serves me right - lol. Besides I do live in a Foreign country anyhow, given that my husband is French. That said - I think the words you were searching for in the beginning of the video was 'a home away from home'. Anyhow, for us I and husband, we do intend to move to Finland as soon as possible - hopefully once his son grows legally adult, so he will have the freedom of choice to choose how and where he will want to go, perhaps even with us given that his work dreams seem to match well to the kind of education he could get there even easier than in France.
@@cinderellaandstepsisters Only measured if you're an English speaker, and only in the time required. I still stand by that's its not so much difficult as different and just needs time to learn a not shared vocabulary and grammar rules. The language itself is fairly logical and avoids some pitfalls of languages more closely related to English. But it does require effort, and time. There's no cheating in learning any language!
about heat or cold, here in central finland where i live, in winter it could go -35 celsius and in summer it can be +35 celsius (in shadows) :D last summer was hot, it kept over +30 celsius for weeks and we dont have air conditioner so it was a bit bad time, could not sleep well.. another funny thing about finnish culture btw is that babies sleep outside of the house even in winter and for hours :D the cold and fresh air makes them sleep very easy, same did my parents to me when i was baby.
It's not very informative to tell what "might" be instead of saying "it's usually -10C here in the winter, a bit dark but fortunately there usually is a snow cover here in the central Finland what the southerners don't always get. Summers are gentle - sometimes a bit whet, though, but they are beautiful nonetheless! 20C is considered a warm day you shouldn't spend inside."
I'm sorry but I have to say this video was boring. The same blocks of a tiny part of Helsinki filmed over and over again. There would have been so many other places to go to. Also, why only winter time, summer in Helsinki is green and beautiful.
You mentioned two things intertwined: reaction to heat and burning by ultraviolet light from the sun. Did I get it right, you think those are somehow related symptoms of your condition? I am not trying to say they couldn't be, just that they can be and for most people are different problems. What is the comfortable or tolerable temperature range for you? Is it dangerous for you to go to sauna for longer periods? If you really suffer from hot temperatures for a reason like inefficient core body temperature control or heart problems those need to be taken seriously.
My co-worker is a US citizen and a former Afghan veteran who came to Finland, took a few free university IT-courses, married a Finnish woman. And now working in IT sector. They bought a house few months ago. He's not the only US citicen in our work.
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Finland is one the most English friend countries in the world, so no need to worry about the language. You'd manage at the beginning. :) And educational system is best in the world, so easy to study and learn (and we also give money for education). Almost free healthcare, clean nature everywhere, friendly people, very low crime rates... What more do you want? And, if you don't find a job right away, very good welfare system too. So is it really so surprising that Finland is happiest country in the world? =)
Thanks again! Great video. It is nice also in Winter but boy in the Summer time! If you do not want to watch these kind of videos, pls watch Conan O`Brian show when he visits Finland, Helsinki, President Tarja Halonen and Lapland. It`s more fun than his normal tv-shows.
As Norwegian who also love Finns (the hisstory + lady I have loved for a few years is there with two kids growing up) yeah man - Finland is insanely beautiful. Finland is also amazingly crasy since the people will randomly hug you if you ever go out in a town.And they will win Eurovision by doing horror-rock. And they will outsmart us all with being clever.
Move to a smaller township if you're planning on it.... ..will take a while but sooner or later your face at first seen as a strange from the general populous, will become accustomed and people will get to know you're actually living and working there, they'll start talking on their coffee table gatherings etc. "It's the darkie from america"...it will turn into; "yeah he does this and that" and eventually people whom know you will have you accepted by others as a local for the long haul...... ..most accounterings in the meanwhile will still be pleasent and respectful..... It's like the old russian CIAjoke: a CIA agent studied every aspect of the indigenous siberian farmer to the letter, accents, maners and everything. He could pass with flying colours. A day came for his deployment and he got dropped off a plane over the Taiga. He travelled to a nearby village and asked for a room for the night with his pitch perfect pronunciation. He got served dinner and after a few hours the KGB came and picked him up. The agent was stunned, and asked what gave him away. The KGB told him everything he did was perfect, to the letter; the only thing was that his face was as black as the bottom of a kettle. It shows dedication, and that will always be respected.... ..we Finns love it when a stranger adopts our culture as their own. It shows character beyond contemporary world, as ours stem from a time before. Fair word of warning, wait for a bit before it's safer to move here. We're in for a war with the ruskies again, and this time several old scorns will be settled for good, so it won't be just some small scuffle that's headed our ways.....
@@foreignreacts well sometime when i get time to think, but ginnish countryside is beautiful, i love to row my boat for 5km to small island where to grill food and drink booze and listen to the life or good music and also go to swim or so
Wow I’m sorry but that sounds like paradise! Imagine a boat ride to an island with family or close friends then just chilling grilling swimming I don’t think it gets better than that!
@@foreignreacts its really nice, also sometimes in winter we ski to that place and make fire.. or... like once, i was 17 hours with friend in forest and drinking beer all that time.. it was -15c all that time... well next day i was a bit cold xD
4:35 there's a word in german, which discribe your feeling; "fernweh" Word 4 word stands 4; "far ache", means u feel the desire so bad to travel far away that it hurts your heart. With or without a destination. It's this feeling running your blood, pumpt through your heart. Greetings from switzerland! :)
Helsinki is nice to visit, but I prefer other parts of the country. Tampere is probably the best place to get a job. You'd have to learn the language & probably go to college to get the certificates for a trade. Finland is probably the best country in the world to bring up children. Also, don't worry about being a foreigner, the Finns are reserved but friendly & there are a number of different ethnicities Iraqis, Syrians, Somalis, Afghans & Thais mainly, but also people from other European countries, Americans, Australians, Vietnamese, South Americans etc.
Another good 👍🏻 Reaction video… And I think you are falling in love with some of these places… But unfortunately America and Eritrea are the only two countries who taxes its citizens even if they moved to another country So you would have to pay double tax wherever you were And don’t even get me started on what would happen if you wanted to marry someone you met while living in another country
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You're welcome any day. Its great to see such a open minded person, who is intrested to learn more :)
Yes! Thank you!
Sadly i can't say all of us are this open minded. I sadly have a racist in my family and i know that many fins are racist as hell but just secretly...
@@DR_REDACTED Yeah tbh I'm willing to bet most of us have that one uncle who pipes up at the family reunion and you just know it's gonna be spicy as hell.
@@SnibediSnabs Yeah in my family the one is my father sooo....
Lol
It’s fine to be racist
It’s just apart of life
No everyone will walk with love
I wish no one was that way but giving the hate to the ones who hate won’t make it better for you or them! The best thing you could do is to ignore, also racism isn’t special we treat it special like we don’t have people who look just like us who’d kill us or hate us!
I guess I’m just another mentally challenged person speaking garbage to this world…….
Welcome to Finland
Suomi is like a role model for Estonia. I see Finland, I put like.
I guess it's easy to relate to people who are down to earth.
Thank you for doing this. I'm a Finn who moved to Australia as a teen, and this made me emotional and home sick. It's my biased opinion, but Finland to me will always be the greatest country in the world... so thank you for this. I was born in Helsinki and grew up there. Xxx 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
I´ve watched a few of your videos today, and you seem really nice, smart and genuine! Welcome to Finland anytime, I would love to be your guide :)
Touched my heart✅
If you want to know more about living in Helsinki as a foreigner I recommend Daiki Yoshikawa' s yt-channel where he shares his life in Finland. It's in english and subtitles also available.
Yeah looks like my home town in winter - WHEN it's sunny and there's snow. Too often it's just dark and wet. The locals find the long dark winters a bit hard but when the snow arrives and the sun shines the views are great. Finland is a bit like Alaska, long dark winters and in summer it's the opposite, the sun sets only for a couple of hours. You wouldn't look that strange in Helsinki :) Some 1/5 are immigrants here, at work I have colleaques fron Israel, Somalia, Bangladesh.
Yeah the weather is definitely not like in the video most of the time.
If you ever consider coming to Finland as a tourist, I can definitely recommend Lapland (=northern Finland) in winter. Untouched nature, 0,5m+ of snow, possibility to see northern lights, reindeers wandering free around the roads, weird amount of sunlight (depending on where you go, sun can rise at 9am and set at 11am-1pm) and -10C to -20C of coldness (or colder). If you wan't to see snow, Helsinki is getting a risky destination as it gets very little snow some years and no snow other years, although this year there is exceptionally lot of snow :D
Lapland is beautiful, but my opinion is whole Finland is great. Clean air, clean water etc.
By the way Magazin paper ranked Helsinki one of the most briliant target in the world.
Hey, happy that our little corner of the world caught your attention! If at all interested in learning Finnish, you're in for one hell of a ride. It's *very* different from English and most other European languages. You'll hear a lot of blather about how "hard" it is too, it isn't, just different. A good video that explains and would be good to react to is: th-cam.com/video/D-uWYvlyeBc/w-d-xo.html anyways, keep up the good work!
Moi
Hei Hei
Suomi
I know a few words already
Thanks for the love and support!
@@foreignreacts You look young - you know if you have, or don't a profession with study degrees and such. You could think about going to Finland to work or study, or both. I gather our educational system is cheaper than yours, even if you would need to pay some kind of tuition coming from outside of EU - if they haven't changed that yet. I spent an exchange year in the US when I was 16 - that is obviously a bit different a thing that higher education, even though they put me a senior in the high school there. It just is a cool way to experience a country. And there are also work exchange programs. I thought about doing that for a while - but by now I am obviously like 46 or so years old, if my 'elderly memory' serves me right - lol. Besides I do live in a Foreign country anyhow, given that my husband is French. That said - I think the words you were searching for in the beginning of the video was 'a home away from home'. Anyhow, for us I and husband, we do intend to move to Finland as soon as possible - hopefully once his son grows legally adult, so he will have the freedom of choice to choose how and where he will want to go, perhaps even with us given that his work dreams seem to match well to the kind of education he could get there even easier than in France.
Officially finnish is the 6th hardest language .
@@cinderellaandstepsisters Only measured if you're an English speaker, and only in the time required. I still stand by that's its not so much difficult as different and just needs time to learn a not shared vocabulary and grammar rules. The language itself is fairly logical and avoids some pitfalls of languages more closely related to English. But it does require effort, and time. There's no cheating in learning any language!
I went there on vacation as a child, a really beautiful city, behind my hotel there was both an aquarium and an amusement park
mitä ...
about heat or cold, here in central finland where i live, in winter it could go -35 celsius and in summer it can be +35 celsius (in shadows) :D last summer was hot, it kept over +30 celsius for weeks and we dont have air conditioner so it was a bit bad time, could not sleep well..
another funny thing about finnish culture btw is that babies sleep outside of the house even in winter and for hours :D the cold and fresh air makes them sleep very easy, same did my parents to me when i was baby.
It's not very informative to tell what "might" be instead of saying "it's usually -10C here in the winter, a bit dark but fortunately there usually is a snow cover here in the central Finland what the southerners don't always get. Summers are gentle - sometimes a bit whet, though, but they are beautiful nonetheless! 20C is considered a warm day you shouldn't spend inside."
Nice 👍
I'm sorry but I have to say this video was boring. The same blocks of a tiny part of Helsinki filmed over and over again. There would have been so many other places to go to. Also, why only winter time, summer in Helsinki is green and beautiful.
You mentioned two things intertwined: reaction to heat and burning by ultraviolet light from the sun.
Did I get it right, you think those are somehow related symptoms of your condition?
I am not trying to say they couldn't be, just that they can be and for most people are different problems.
What is the comfortable or tolerable temperature range for you?
Is it dangerous for you to go to sauna for longer periods?
If you really suffer from hot temperatures for a reason like inefficient core body temperature control or heart problems those need to be taken seriously.
Welcome to Finland!
My co-worker is a US citizen and a former Afghan veteran who came to Finland, took a few free university IT-courses, married a Finnish woman.
And now working in IT sector. They bought a house few months ago.
He's not the only US citicen in our work.
Finland is one the most English friend countries in the world, so no need to worry about the language. You'd manage at the beginning. :) And educational system is best in the world, so easy to study and learn (and we also give money for education). Almost free healthcare, clean nature everywhere, friendly people, very low crime rates... What more do you want? And, if you don't find a job right away, very good welfare system too. So is it really so surprising that Finland is happiest country in the world? =)
Thanks again! Great video. It is nice also in Winter but boy in the Summer time! If you do not want to watch these kind of videos, pls watch Conan O`Brian show when he visits Finland, Helsinki, President Tarja Halonen and Lapland. It`s more fun than his normal tv-shows.
As Norwegian who also love Finns (the hisstory + lady I have loved for a few years is there with two kids growing up) yeah man - Finland is insanely beautiful. Finland is also amazingly crasy since the people will randomly hug you if you ever go out in a town.And they will win Eurovision by doing horror-rock. And they will outsmart us all with being clever.
Never been there but I have hopes and plans of doing that. With the help of god we’ll see how it goes!!
Hey welcome! If or when you visit, I can be at least 1 of your hosts! Lets visit some cool places! :) Love from Tampere!
Thanks dude!
if u visit helsinki, no need for expensive hotels. you can crash my place bro
That’s amazing dude!
I prefer summer myself!
Move to a smaller township if you're planning on it.... ..will take a while but sooner or later your face at first seen as a strange from the general populous, will become accustomed and people will get to know you're actually living and working there, they'll start talking on their coffee table gatherings etc. "It's the darkie from america"...it will turn into; "yeah he does this and that" and eventually people whom know you will have you accepted by others as a local for the long haul...... ..most accounterings in the meanwhile will still be pleasent and respectful.....
It's like the old russian CIAjoke: a CIA agent studied every aspect of the indigenous siberian farmer to the letter, accents, maners and everything. He could pass with flying colours. A day came for his deployment and he got dropped off a plane over the Taiga. He travelled to a nearby village and asked for a room for the night with his pitch perfect pronunciation. He got served dinner and after a few hours the KGB came and picked him up. The agent was stunned, and asked what gave him away. The KGB told him everything he did was perfect, to the letter; the only thing was that his face was as black as the bottom of a kettle.
It shows dedication, and that will always be respected.... ..we Finns love it when a stranger adopts our culture as their own. It shows character beyond contemporary world, as ours stem from a time before.
Fair word of warning, wait for a bit before it's safer to move here. We're in for a war with the ruskies again, and this time several old scorns will be settled for good, so it won't be just some small scuffle that's headed our ways.....
😭 why torture me
honestly i dont like Helsinki at all.. there is much more better places in finland... :)
Suggest Them!!
@@foreignreacts well sometime when i get time to think, but ginnish countryside is beautiful, i love to row my boat for 5km to small island where to grill food and drink booze and listen to the life or good music and also go to swim or so
Wow
I’m sorry but that sounds like paradise!
Imagine a boat ride to an island with family or close friends then just chilling grilling swimming
I don’t think it gets better than that!
@@foreignreacts its really nice, also sometimes in winter we ski to that place and make fire.. or... like once, i was 17 hours with friend in forest and drinking beer all that time.. it was -15c all that time... well next day i was a bit cold xD
@@foreignreacts or this one: finnish language - the funny way to understand finnish language :D th-cam.com/video/rmPZRIBenN8/w-d-xo.html
You're calm, friendly and maybe a bit reserved, so you would definitely fit in with the Finns 😁
That means a lot
Thank you!
4:35 there's a word in german, which discribe your feeling; "fernweh"
Word 4 word stands 4; "far ache", means u feel the desire so bad to travel far away that it hurts your heart. With or without a destination. It's this feeling running your blood, pumpt through your heart.
Greetings from switzerland! :)
Helsinki is nice to visit, but I prefer other parts of the country. Tampere is probably the best place to get a job. You'd have to learn the language & probably go to college to get the certificates for a trade. Finland is probably the best country in the world to bring up children. Also, don't worry about being a foreigner, the Finns are reserved but friendly & there are a number of different ethnicities Iraqis, Syrians, Somalis, Afghans & Thais mainly, but also people from other European countries, Americans, Australians, Vietnamese, South Americans etc.
Another good 👍🏻 Reaction video… And I think you are falling in love with some of these places… But unfortunately America and Eritrea are the only two countries who taxes its citizens even if they moved to another country So you would have to pay double tax wherever you were And don’t even get me started on what would happen if you wanted to marry someone you met while living in another country
Welcome to Finland!! 😊 Tervetuloa!! 😀
Subscribe!
I’ll be checking out Finnish Eurovision for 2022 soon!!!!!
@@foreignreacts already did 😉
Can't wait to see more of those reaction videos! ☺️👍
Nice to see that you are interested about our little country! Welcome to visit someday! :)
Thanks! 😃
Here is a lovely video about Finland.
You can see Finnish Summer through small roads.
The link.
Sorry ......
Here it is
th-cam.com/video/yEitY0L13A8/w-d-xo.html
I lovet here i was born in sweden but this is my home ❤❤❤❤
Watch geography now finland. 😁
Here you go!!!!
American Reacts To Geography Now Finland 🇫🇮
th-cam.com/video/sBx4Aelz7RE/w-d-xo.html
@@foreignreacts oh thank you! I'm sorry i missed that you have already reacted to it. 😅