Discover Finland: World’s Actual Happiest Country?! | 52 Mind-Blowing Facts You Must Know

[@all-about-europe]

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[@erikholmes644]

Estonia.

[@GlobalExplorers365]

Wow, Finland's happiness secrets are mind-blowing! Can't wait to visit and experience it myself. Thanks for sharing these fascinating facts!

[@lifeabcus]

Finland seems incredible! I didn't know it had so many cool facts. No wonder it's the happiest country. Thanks for the great video!

[@carolynsilvers9999]

I love the idea of the Celebration of Failure ❤😂

[@StefanoZimmer]

Interesting list! It's helpful to know about affordable places to live. Thanks for sharing this valuable information.

[@ganymeade5151]

You must be fluent in Finnish and work there for a long time to qualify for benefits.

[@Puta692]

@@ganymeade5151if you are a pensioner from the other country of Europe and live in Finland can you receive also a medical benefits like the Finns?

[@YouLii]

I too did a series of vlogs for this beautiful place with a slightly different itinerary. It is interesting how our trips are so similar yet different. Finland is truly a must go in your lifetime

[@helmiulpukkap5594]

Thanks for the nice compilation. However - most of the Finns may consider it a bit too much Lappi- and Helsinki- centric. But okay, there is always a possibility to make 52 trips to our beautiful country.

[@all-about-europe]

Thank you! There are simply too many facts

[@mv_5878]

"To take someone behind the sauna" implies you're threatening to kill him, not tell him to shut up 😂 "Turpa kiinni" (lit. shut your maw) is shut up

[@all-about-europe]

Hahaha oh!!

[@bogami2126]

Hi can you send me invataion letter possible I visit

[@shredd5705]

Other variation is "Saunan takana on aina tilaa" = "There's always room behind the sauna". People usually don't mean it seriously, but it means that someone is completely worthless and should be just put out of their misery. It originates from the time when saunas were built a bit further away from other buildings (because of fire hazard) and when you butchered animals for food, it was done behind the sauna, out of sight because it wasn't pleasant to look at. Then you continued to process the meat in the sauna, because there was water readily available. This has taken the form of a death threat (usually about someone not in the room, and not 100% serious threat, just expression of frustration about some person who is a complete f*ckup or major pain in the ***)

[@alexandriat5929]

In the USA we say " take you behind the woodshed " Which means a beating ..

[@wangbenben]

Thank you for sharing! I am Chinese growing up longing to move to the US ! And now I am watching your story about Finland here in California and longing to move to Finland sometime soon~!

[@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617]

i dont blame you for not wanting to stay here in the u.s.

[@pudnbug]

To me it's funny hearing Finland described as the "happiest country', because when we were in a restaurant in Rhodes that was full of Finns, they rarely cracked a smile! My impression of a 'Finn having a good time' is to look dead! Did you hear the one about the Swede and Finn in a bar? The Swede lifts his glass and says "Skol!"and the Finn says "Did we come here to drink, or to talk?"

[@all-about-europe]

LOL thanks for coming up with a joke!!

[@12groney]

I'm part Finnish and I remember my Great grandmother who was from Finland was a more serious, stoic lady, not much in the way of frivolity or silliness but there was a communication gap also. I find Finns to be on the boring side but sense of humor and fun can be learned, just look at the Germans, they came a long way in that department.😂

[@shredd5705]

Finnish poet Eino Leino wrote a much quoted "Kel onni on, se onnen kätkeköön" which means "The one who has happiness should hide it." I guess the idea is, that envious people won't come to ruin your good day or steal your fortune, if they don't know about it, something like that. But truth is, Finland has high suicide rate. The work ethic and work culture is kind of "Japan light" so there's a dark side to that. And expression of emotion is hard for men. Combine hard drinking for an effect

[@peterkreisler3142]

I have lived 40 years in Finland and I can tell you that It´s not a joke, @@all-about-europe

[@butterflies655]

​​​@@shredd5705Finland's suicide rates have dropped drastically down in 30 years. Update the statistics. Watch the statistics in the video "Consumption suicide rates by countries/Country suicide rate comparison." 62 highest suicide countries and Finland is not even mentioned. The highest suicide countries are: The 1st Russia. The 2nd South Korea. The 3rd Kazakstan. The 4th Ukraine and the 5 th Japan. Also alcohol consumption has gone drastically down in 20 years. Watch the statistics in the video "Country alcohol consumption comparison." Finland is in the middle of Europe.

[@Gibbetoo]

there is no sauna competition anymore because Russian guy used numbing lotion and died, winner "finnish guy" went coma for several days because he burned so bad.

[@GlobalDestinations-USA]

A wonderful country, I will come here soon

[@Luxfero1000]

I love Finland so much,ha,ha,I guess I am a Finnish at heart,😊❤!!!!!

[@all-about-europe]

maybe you are! ❤️

[@royalsteven]

Fins are emotionally closed, natural, private, in theur own world (except when they drink). The happiness is about social and country measures, how well everything is taken care of. They have top education, health and child care, economy, living conditions, peaceful surroundings, no immigration or crime problems. That says nothing about the high unhappiness due to the weather, dark days, and high suicide numbers because of drunkenness or loneliness.

[@Anomoomin]

With enough money you can pay any kind of study to show what you wish for.

[@ganymeade5151]

No place is perfect. It is sad that many Finns are so lonely and isolated. It is sad to mostly communicate when working; and be social mostly when drinking.

[@royalsteven]

@@ganymeade5151 Yes, I wish I also had more contact with them when I lived there. But only with my other family who live there. Most Fins are very nice, helpful and kind, but hard to approach.

[@JezaLoki]

I love northern Finland. Breathtaking natural beauty. Helsinki is a fine city but for such a safe country take care in and around the central train station. I’m a big scary looking (I’ve been told) dude but still gangs of young men were eyeing me off. The locals said tourists and locals risk getting mugged by these gangs.

[@NoctLightCloud]

that's unfortunately the case for main train stations of every Western and Northern European country's capital city. Diversity...😅

[@JezaLoki]

@@NoctLightCloud ah yes, beautiful diversity. My friends father had to run from diversity in Stockholm station one night. I’ve had some near-inclusive encounters with diversity in Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, and Helsinki stations.

[@samposyreeni]

I'd say the risk is almost negligible, even at the Helsinki Central Railway Station. I mean, thanks to my struggle with alcoholism and the connections to the drug world coming from it, I know these dudes to a large part. Seriously, they *very* rarely mug someone outside of their own circuit. It's not a Thing around here. They might eye you for what you are, i.e. are you a part of the circuit, but they won't approach you when they deem you a "civilian". It'd be too much of a risk for too little of a reward, plus it would be against the etiquette in petty drug crime. Nobody wants to make a hassle if they can avoid one. Especially since the Finnish police is relentless in hunting down violent crime. The force doesn't care a fuck about petty property crime, but when violence becomes involved, our police are formidable: just try and commit murder in Finland. Sooner or later you will be caught at around 95-98% certainty, in some years facing upto ~198% clearance rate of pending cases. And everybody, every smallest thug, knows this. In here, we have workable deterrence. Not for every category of crime, but for a tourist facing outright violence, yes. Nobody in their right mind would go there, and even those in their wrong mind would most probabably be swiftly caught and dealt with accordingly. While the Finnish police and our justice system grantedly are rather laid back, liberal and "Nordic", in the end they do *not* fuck around. They are the guardians of justified violence, and the only ones around here, with guns; and the investigative machinery which just doesn't stop, basically ever; also the relative ability to keep investigating any case they want and have to till eternity, since the violent crime rate is so low and they can prioritise by will.

[@sciencetechnology9167]

It's true, I had the same experience several years ago near the central station area with hooligans they were black emigrants.

[@pvahanen]

For years, Finland's left-wing governments have considered the well-being of the world more important than the balance of the country's economy. Everyone has been welcome here, regardless of whether they get a job, integrate or learn the language, they receive free social care. Even those who are in the country illegally have free social care, doctor and legal services. Even the highly praised school system has been driven to the brink by social ideology with "new ideas"

[@arturobarajas3344]

Is this criticism or praise? I'm getting the impression that Finns are pretty xenophobic

[@Frog89mad]

​@@arturobarajas3344 yes so xenophobic they ruined their economy by taking in everyone

[@bazzathepara2467]

Much the same here in the U.K. They don’t even have to pay taxes first to get social money

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

​@@arturobarajas3344No they are not more than other countries.

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

​​@@Frog89madI think you are confusing Finland and Sweden now. Sweden has taken them in most of the Nordic countries.

[@patriot8087]

Very interesting content.

[@all-about-europe]

Thank you!

[@michaelmelling9333]

Thanks for making this interesting video!🙂👍 August 11, 2023

[@all-about-europe]

you are welcome!

[@teejay6063]

Mika Koivuniemi is from Finland. And Osku Palermaa too. Great bowlers.

[@SaraGo.]

so cool thx❤

[@all-about-europe]

You are welcome❤️

[@larsjansson2625]

Did you also know that today 5/1 2024 the price for electric power is between 1 to 2 Euros/kWh despite the upgrade nuclearpower grid. Must be joyful. In Sweden the price per kWh is around 1 - to at the most 2 krona. That is around 0,25 Euro. Glad to be a Swede.

[@AnowarHossain-cy8tx]

Awesome ❤❤❤

[@carlosnyc13hiker]

I had a Finnish girlfriend & she was the most depressed person I have ever met. She wasn’t very social so at parties or gatherings she just stood there. She drank a 5th of vodka with sprite everyday. She even told me that everyone she knows in Finland is depressed & that’s why she came to NYC. 😆 we lasted about 5 months. She broke up with me cause I don’t drink enough. 😂😂😂😂

[@all-about-europe]

Ha really! Every person is different but generally they call it the happiest country!

[@rediron44]

Maybe you drove her to being depressed and drinking..😅😅

[@butterflies655]

If she was like that it does not mean everyone else is the same. Finland's alcohol consumption has gone drastically down in 20 years. Finland 's alcohol consumption is in the middle of Europe.

[@ThomasGMcElwain]

Pretty typical Finn. I could not put a percentage on it, but it might even be over half.

[@petrisandberg3887]

We don’t care much about constant empty yapping just to avoid silence. And we don’t have compulsory urge to talk with the strangers in parties or gatherings. This is of course generalisation but we don’t often need a lot of people in our social circles. Just a handfull is plenty and enough and the rest of the people can just FO 😁 Might feel depressing to outsiders but we ain’t no social butterflies. We often get bored with strangers outside our personal perimeter.

[@Susalka]

At 7:34 and at 9:23 insated of photos from Finland, these photos are of Tallin, Estonia. Tst, tst, tst

[@donnadwarika6370]

Here in the Caribbean we love blood pudding. It has lots of herbs n spices..

[@all-about-europe]

Many countries indeed seem to have their own version 😁

[@ganymeade5151]

It helps to learn to speak basic Finnish even if you just plan to visit. Nearly 90% of Finns speak Finnish. The 2nd most spoken language is Swedish; the 3rd is Russian; English is 5th. Finland is gorgeous. However, it is very cold and dark for much of the year. Outdoor sports like skiing, ice skating, sledding, hiking, biking are popular. Many Finns are athletic and fit.

[@Skatha]

For Mustamakkara why just not go into the factory restaurant that is like 10-15minutes drive from the kauppahalli

[@jontikkapoju1npelailut19]

3-5 cups of coffee a day? I used to drink an average of 5 to 9 cups a day when i was studying and on a Finnish scale that's still mild considering some people consume a full pan of coffee per day on work shifts.

[@ssr-p1n]

I used to drink 6-8 cups a day when I was a teen, now I try to keep it to 2 at max haha

[@GeorgE-yo5yc]

How about the ugly side of Finland? 1) The universal healthcare system is in its deepest crisis in decades, with multiple budget cuts over the last two decades by both centre-left and centre-right governments resulting in the public healthcare personnel being extremely overworked and underpaid, 2) The highest homicide rate per capita in Western Europe. Sure, the overall crime is low and street crime is very rare (although on the rise lately), but in certain segments of the Finnish society (substance abusers) homicide rate is a serious issue, 3) Europe´s 3rd highest illegal substances consumption per capita, 4) Europe´s highest per capita death from illegal substances abuse in under 25 year olds, 5) With harsh climate and seasonal disorder affecting all of Finland´s population, it comes as no surprise that a significantly high proportion of the population consumes large quantities of anti-depressants, 6) One of the world´s highest infant and child murder rates, with news of parents torturing and killing their own babies constantly rocking the nation, 7) Even the best part of Finland´s progress, the education system, is showing clear signs of decline due to laziness, apathy, social media addiction in pupils and students as well as worsening standards of parenting. Finland has been sliding in PISA ranking for several consecutive years now. 8) The small- and medium-sized businesses are being suffocated by the taxation. The government policies favour either large businesses or not working at all and receiving social benefits, instead of encouraging small entrepreneurs. The list goes on....

[@ganymeade5151]

The same thing is happening in America. There are long waits even for some serious conditions that require monitoring. Many nurses left during the pandemic because they opposed the mandates. It is also greedy, profit minded interests. And also too many people and newly arrived immigrants demanding services. Immigrants are often first in line. Health care systems are overwhelmed.

[@Lesevesel]

5:51. Yes. I would do Finnish blood sausages. I've had a filipino dish called Dinuguan, which is almost the same ingredients as Finnish blood sausages. When it's done right, you barely taste the iron. Give it a couple of squirts of calamansi and it's ten times more delicious. University of Finland awarded an Honorary Doctrate in Religion to Greta Thurnberg. Really?

[@all-about-europe]

Yes multiple countries have blood sausages

[@vreauafara568]

Nice country 😊

[@ilpoheikkila4773]

Great video! Some of it is news to me and I bet to many other Finns too. I didn’t know that ”Suomi” (Finland) or ”suomi” (Finnish language) is a word that’s origin nobody knows for sure. In fact I was sure that’s not true and googled it to prove you wrong but actually it seems to be true.

[@jontti9530]

I dont know any sources that supports this, but i could imagine that Finland was called Suomi by the natives due to the swampy/lakey nature of the land. Suomi could be an old version of Finnish that could mean Suomaa, which translates to Swamp land. In the same sort of fashion the Swedes dubbed it Fin-land (Fine Land or Nice Land in Swedish) due to the nice potential farm lands in the south west where they landed on their 'crusade' to expand Swedish territory in the middle ages.

[@raimol.6406]

Happiest country in the world??My ass! Been there and know it

[@all-about-europe]

This is based on the World Happiness Report your opinion can differ😁 What is the happiest country according to you?

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

​@@richardparker7679How comes Finland is a boring country. It is up to you how boring your life is. You can be very active and have hobbies in Finland if you like. I lived also in other countries and nobody smiled 24/7. I have met a lot of smiling ppl who are crying inside. Finland is not getting down. Forinstance watch what is going on in UK.

[@Frog89mad]

I'm so sorry no Friendly fake smiling creepers were keeping you loved during your visit. Kiva kun kävit, parempi kuin lähdit! "Good that you visited, better that you left!"

[@AndyGrouch]

Karelian stew: The most delicious bland dish ever created.

[@NgwekyaiPhyu]

8:9:2023(10:45) The Dahma. the liteature and the knoledge are known very well by the living being

[@jimcuddy7407]

It's a beautiful town

[@jimcuddy7407]

* I meant country

[@Pksparty2112]

The band Nightwish is from Finland. That’s the best thing about Finland. Too cold for me. No thanks.

[@peggywoods4327]

LOTS of great metal bands from Finland!

[@ganymeade5151]

The long dark season with heavy snow is a challenge.

[@wesjones565]

You forgot about Teemu Selene the hockey player.

[@all-about-europe]

Thank you, there are simply too many facts to cover in 1 video!

[@Gibbetoo]

Teemu Selänne.

[@arupian666]

14:06... pretty sure that's fahrenheit. 110 degrees C is 230 degrees fahrenheit. Hottest recorded temp on earth is 134 fahrenheit. At 230F, you'd literally cook as you'd be at a point above when your blood would boil.

[@ohKani]

Sauna competition indeed had temperatures of 230 degrees F or 110 degrees C, the worlds hottest temp recorded on earth would indeed feel like nothing inside of sauna.

[@arupian666]

@@ohKani I stand corrected. I did some research and you're (and the narrator) are correct. Seems like more than a few people died doing it. I mean that's good. Anyone stupid enough to even attempt it, shouldn't be allowed to breed. We have more than enough dumb on the planet as it is :)

[@ssr-p1n]

110 degrees fahrenheit would be an extremely cold sauna 🤣

[@JimmyDoggy-b1c]

While I was in visiting Norway & Sweden I thought about Finland & Iceland to visit unfortunately my time was inconvenience . After I never make it . I know girl from Finland not in person met her You tube vlog I always say that to her your heritage is in Bombay my heritage is Finland . Definitely I won’t try blood sausage coffee bubbles. You did mention something which I didn’t get it . Anyway thanks for the documentaries .

[@NgwekyaiPhyu]

8:9:2023(10:40) There are merit and demerit. A person who has only got wisdom can kill or avoide demerit

[@ganymeade5151]

Persons with intelligence and without wisdom or care can be among the most dangerous. Persons motivated by greed and self interest are among the worst.

[@petereriksson7166]

The typical finn has a melankoli personality but the finns are happy becouse the government has built the nation with a big heart for the finnish people so that is the reason. The Swedish goverment does not care as much about the Swedish people. I am swedish.

[@sonicsolutionsmedicalanddi3810]

i want to visit it soon..

[@all-about-europe]

you should!

[@thomasmenzel165]

Picture at 7.29 is from Tallin in Estonia. The next is not from Finland either. -- 8,03 is in Tallin as well. It is like showing pictures of Mexico while talking about the US. 9.24 is Tallin again. I now stop watching.

[@drewber565]

Great video, with lots of wonderful information! I have a question, though. Were there lots of Africans in Finland doing the snake worship? You show African or Arabic women in your snake worship segment. Plus, the snake wrapped around the staff is a medical caduceus. These have been around since 4, or 3000 BC, first seen in Mesopotamia.

[@MIkeDownward]

i would love here about Sweden and Norway

[@all-about-europe]

Two other amazing countries!

[@jesxxenexy2833]

If you go to Finland, go to Saimaa (if russians havent bought all the publicly avaivable beaches and islands), it's simply the most beautiful lake I've ever been to. Or just go north (if you like snow and cold) ...But it is pretty there. About Finnish weather; summertime is 20c - 30c (max) and winter is ...cold (southern Fin). But if I wasn't from Fin, i'd visit here at spring or fall, just because of the nature and it's beauty. *BTW Suomi prolly refers to the fact, that most of the land is pretty much swamp or atleast very wet.. "Land of a thousand lakes" -- (Suomi = Swampy) :D

[@butterflies655]

Definitely you cannot see so many Russians in Finland anymore. Finland joined Nato and the relationship with Russia has gone down the toilet seat.

[@tapsahuovinen3886]

Pictures of Tallinn, Estonia when describing Finland is quite rude! Like showing pictures of Ireland when describing England.

[@Ama-Elaini]

Maybe the "happiest" measure really means being content of living somewhere in this case. But we as Finns akways aren't the most expressive people anyway.

[@slshusker]

Finland...home of the best snipers.

[@ThomasGMcElwain]

If you mean Simo Häyhä, I know a close relative of his, and he is not proud of it. But then he did civil service instead of the army. LOL!

[@ganymeade5151]

That is probably America.

[@kenpower9981]

Thank you for a wonderful video but may I ask why you show so many scenes from Estonia and the Estonian capital, Tallinn? For example the scene showing the Olimpia Hotel is from Tallinn not Finland and there are others. Also you should know that Finland is not the first European country to grant women the right to vote. The tiny European country of The Isle of Mann, which sits in the Irish sea between Britain and Ireland, gave women the right to vote in 1881.

[@all-about-europe]

Thanks for the compliment and your feedback!

[@hakmai92]

we did have burger king with sauna but not anymore. it was dissemble last year.

[@all-about-europe]

that's unfortunate. why?

[@ganymeade5151]

As an American, I would miss the convenience and affordability of McD's and Dunkin.

[@hakmai92]

@@all-about-europe not enough customers.

[@bob_3472]

The mobile phone throwing championship is one of the examples why Nokias are superior

[@veepee78]

120000 meters long.. ok. Ever heard about kilometers? :)

[@Jussi138]

actually sauna doesn't get hotter when you pour water on the stove. it's basic thermal physics, water vapor is hot, but the temperature of the sauna decreases. lol Finnish Santa Claus has lived in Rovaniemi for hundreds of years, rather since 1998 when Santa Park was opened in Rovaniemi 😂🤣 according to Finnish folk stories and fairy tales Finnish Santa Claus originally lived in Korvatunturi, which is located on the other side of Lapland, over 400 kilometers away from Rovaniemi.

[@alanlake1300]

Listening to other Americans using Finnish words without learning to pronounce them with Finnish phonics is painful, especially since it's easy. (Each letter has only one sound.)

[@mauriziogobbi9438]

Six months with just a few hours of daylight a day? It's not for me

[@idw9159]

so why don't they smile very much?

[@peketee2278]

maybe they don't like your company?

[@ganymeade5151]

That is Nordic culture. Nords are more social when drinking or with friends.

[@moonliteX]

Not being unnecessarily loud and full of fake smiles does not make one happy. What it DOES do though is make someone /look/ happy.

[@butterflies655]

I used to live in other countries. Not much smiling there either.

[@Fireball08384]

Love Finland . I want to get citizenship but how

[@Lilmissxx]

First try to find a wife/husband😁

[@turpasauna]

The real reason for success: high IQ and united people. This leads to surviving and hard work.

[@jules1997]

not HOFMANNITA on the thumbnail xD

[@teejay6063]

My coffee bubbles always move away.

[@all-about-europe]

now you know what that means!

[@teejay6063]

@@all-about-europe 😄 my whole life can be described as "the Finnish coffee bubbles always move away."

Sauna competition ended when Russian finalist died against Finnish finalist.

[@carolynsilvers9999]

Love everything about Finland except blood in the foods. No way

[@peketee2278]

with every meat meal you also eat a small amount of blood. Think about that when you order a steak....🥩🥩

[@justjokinntokin5474]

Id ❤️ to move there but I can’t take the cold 😢

[@jaakkosippola7191]

Well angry birds was made by Rovio not Revio. Otherwise quite good video.

[@all-about-europe]

Thank you!

[@SlendisFi_Universe]

It is SAUNA. Not Saana. Saana is Finnish female name. Also. It is not hard to learn all those Finnish words. Easiest ones.

[@ganymeade5151]

Finnish words are hard to spell also. Many consonants. Long words. Icelandic is also like that.

[@learningsinged2501]

awesome vid! just for future vaase is wrong. its Vaasa!

[@Jussi138]

when a foreigner tries to speak Finnish, it doesn't sound Finnish at all. the Finnish pronunciation is completely different from, for example, in English, so why even try to say Finnish words with English pronunciation when it goes completely wrong and doesn't sound Finnish at all???

[@dx42]

And it's HEL-sinki. All Finnish words are stressed on the first syllable.

[@dx42]

SA-vonlinna.

[@ThomasGMcElwain]

Yep yep. HELL-sinki.

[@timokuosmanen7399]

Nice pick ups...though some of them was a little bit inaccurate.... : Angry Birds creators works in the company named Rovio, not Revio. .... not the most important though 🤣 ...but ...well Google more... thank you.

[@bentprogamingyt]

I'm finnish :D

[@all-about-europe]

Woa you live in the world's happiest country. do you agree?

[@leosalas41ify]

Still live there?

[@bentprogamingyt]

Half finnish live in Australia however I visit Finland around Christmas every now and then

[@mainiotaainetta]

Many finnish girls like musta makara and they like to try it😆

[@NgwekyaiPhyu]

8:9:2023(10:39) The Hell and the Nivana (Heaven) are known very well by the lord Buddh. He tought about them to the human being

[@tokiburoak7457]

every country is happy until you know who moves in...

[@TheBlackClockOfTime]

Goddamn those "Finnish" pronunciations are hilarious. Did you know that ElevenLabs AI voice generator does perfect Finnish now.

[@all-about-europe]

lol, our guy is a native American. I will tell there is a voice generator that does the work better

[@simonphelps5793]

I hung out with some Fins when I lived in Europe. They were gold folks however they are NOT what I would call happy. I have been around the world and I have seen much happier people in warmer climates not somewhere near the artic. Filipinos, Thai's and Colombians all seemed generally happier than Fins. Most the time I see these articles and realize its just to push the Nordic model which COVID has proven doesnt work.

[@butterflies655]

You don't need to smile 24/7 and you can be happy. In Asia I saw so many fake smiles.

[@simonphelps5793]

@@butterflies655 Yes sounds very European let's be angry and bitter and say we are happy.

[@Frog89mad]

It's ok we Fins don't understand the fake smiles and being "friendly" to try and scam or steal something in these warmer countries you speak of

[@simonphelps5793]

@@Frog89mad are you trying to help prove my point?

[@Frog89mad]

@@simonphelps5793 prove me wrong first and we have a talk about your point

[@keko4618]

Again, some pictures was not from Finland.

[@abc_0_10_11]

I've never heard of any of these beliefs. There's no space for superstitious in Finland, because we don't actually believe in some fairytales. Long time retirees might be different.

[@syncacct8576]

Nice, but would have been better without footage from Tallinn, Estonia ...

[@taokuuu]

че хофманнита на обложке забыла

[@wacuumcleanerdealer9410]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BRO MISSPELLED VAASA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH

[@perocigla4425]

I can't understand what is so happy in that freezer up there?

[@all-about-europe]

LMAO

[@peketee2278]

maybe you should civilize yourself?🤔

[@perocigla4425]

@@peketee2278 how is that related to air temperature?

[@peketee2278]

@@perocigla4425 you were the one who said you don't understand... civilize yourself and you'll start to understand...

[@mv_5878]

First

[@omegamale7880]

A Finnish-speaking narrator would have been better.

[@ganymeade5151]

Instead an AI generated voice.

[@niles8576]

great video but it would be great if u would try to pronounce the Finnish words better. i know Finnish is hard but doing some research on the pronunciations

[@all-about-europe]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@shredd5705]

As a Finn, I found them hilarious. But yeah they are mostly off... by a mile. Points for the effort though, and some words worked okay

[@HebrewHammerArmsCo]

I'd move to Finland if I could.... But I wouldn't call then "HAPPY" . most come across as stone cold... They would probably have a fit if they came to a Aussies party from all the jokes and laughing..

[@sinsinsss5216]

Wong Barat ayu ayu wajar rak russia tok perasaan

[@ilokivi]

The AI narrative does not honour Finnish place names. Kindly review and correct.

[@dx42]

"Sow-na", not "sah-ha".

[@ThomasGMcElwain]

Except in Savolax.

[@engtanu]

but the girl on the cover is a Russian singer/blogger... lol

[@Markku-e6r]

One thousand time.NOOOUUU

[@sam_rb6629]

Looks like Canada alot

[@N8DE420]

I don’t even like sausage

[@all-about-europe]

lol

[@heyvriendin6329]

second

[@panukoskinen9900]

In the finnish words you should know part of the video every line means "I don't speak finnish well"

[@parvija1]

unfortunately there is many photos from Estonia in this film. dont care, because estonians are like us and we should make one country!

[@all-about-europe]

Thanks for the feedback, I will let our team know. Interesting to know that you consider yourself similar :) hope you enjoyed the video!

[@formatique_arschloch]

I disagree. We are not the same.

[@teamehpchannel9614]

ethnic karelians and vepsians are really similer to finns. estonians are basically half finns because of it being more influenced by others

[@HariSetiyawan-n4x]

Extinct NOKIA

[@samueljenkis6253]

Here's a Finland fact for ya: they recently joined nato, and are soon to host American troops for the first time to provide training areas, a seaport, airport, and probably the US's 956th foreign military base. This is a terrible idea, by the way. For the unaware, Finland is Russia's next door neighbor; this is us provoking Russia further, and Finland stupidly hosting it. Guess who's about to shed a fuckton of happiness?

[@butterflies655]

Finland is a sovereign and independent, free country. It can join anything it likes. Finland has already had a close partnership with Nato 30 years and regularly army training together as long.

[@ThomasGMcElwain]

I was wondering where Finland is going to get all the women to staff NATO cathouses, but then I noticed privatized child protection services are stepping up stealing children from immigrants and single moms to sell as sex slaves to the incoming heroes.

[@Frog89mad]

you saying world war because tiny Finalnd joins NATO. well hotdamn i been smoking wrong stuff

[@spookyscaryskeleton2211]

Finnish citizens weren't even asked if we want to join Nato or not. The politicans just used the war hysteria to their advantage and rammed us in.

[@Cyndance]

Dear Mr. AI Robot, really nice video but you insult Finns by telling the world how to pronounce something you can't pronounce yourself, not even close..

[@all-about-europe]

Hello, we aren't AI robots but native Americans. Sorry if we didn't pronounce it correctly