How to learn Finnish language quickly and easily: How I learnt Finnish language in 6 months.

In Finland, we often hear Finnish is one of the most difficult language to learn. But, with right learning techniques, dedication and motivation, Finnish is just another language, and I am sure you will have fun learning it.
Links
uusikielemme.fi/finnish-grammar
areena.yle.fi/tv
yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/selkouu...
• Supisuomea 1-1
• Kuulostaa Hyvältä - So...
1:06 Not stressing too much on grammar rules
1:46 Prioritize listening and speaking
2:44 Listening materials
4:58 Developing child like attitude in learning
5:31 How to enjoy language learning
6:36 Motivation
7:00 Learning partner, translator apps, etc.

[@LCortez777]

thank you so much for the tips in this video! ❤️🤗

[@nykkoll5089]

thank you - this is GREAT input and helps sooooo much!

[@shines8427]

Thank you for the feedback, hope you have good time learning Finnish.. :)

[@saharasaaha5150]

Great tips, thanks a lot..

[@MikkoDaFinlandia]

So nice to hear about so motivated Finnish learner! A couple of apps you might find useful in Finnish: LyricsTraining and Speakly. Keep going!

[@EasyFinnish]

Moi! Tosi hyvä video. Erittäin hyviä neuvoja kielten opiskeluun. Myös mulle ranskan kielen opintoihin, kiitos! Tilasin kanavan. Moikka!

[@shines8427]

Kiitos paljon sulle 😊. Hyvää päivänjatkoa.

[@Iddhi5]

Many Finnish libraries organise conversation groups, language cafés, kielikahviloita. Free of charge.

[@RomanCourier]

Great video, thank you! I’m equally thrilled and intimitaded by suomi 😅

[@sumitsharma-in3jh]

Nice work🙂

[@Sabri23lintu]

Thanks!!!! :)

[@peterk.6093]

Thank you very much for your advice and the practical tips. Although I think I am a different type of language learner and this will help me only to get some passive knowledge. For the active knowledge I know I will have to concentrate on learning the grammar and the words systematically. Because I just cannot go on with knowing I am making tons of mistakes and I have no clue why this is like this. It just stresses me and this stress blocks my ability to learn. I prefer doing small steps without stress. Still, the passive knowledge (ability to distinguish the sounds in the language, being able to write/read the words without knowing their meaning, ability to understand some spoken/written language without being able to form sentences actively) is the good first step in learning the language and it has helped me a lot with other languages in the past.

[@Mayhem2019]

That is exactly how I feel...it kills me to not know the why, the rules of the grammar...my mind is too analytical I think...but I do appreciate her tips.

[@shines8427]

@@Mayhem2019 and Peter K, I am exactly same like you guys, i also study everything deeply because i wouldn't kind of grasp concepts if everything wasn't clear to me. But at some point, I realized that i wasn't remembering them and stressing about them all the time. So, started taking other approaches to gain the most of it in lowest time :)

[@davehewett6593]

K Kiitos

[@arsalakhan7150]

Awww your video is helpful

[@shines8427]

Glad it was helpful!

[@arsalakhan7150]

@@shines8427 Aaa yes eggzatly Shine I am learning Finnish I confused where should I tak3 start

[@THELEGEND-so7vs]

What did you do exactly? How did you reach fluency in Finnish?

[@shines8427]

I focussed a lot on listening n speaking..... But, of course, fluency took time. I would say i was may be fluent after speaking Finnish full time like may be 1-1,5 years or sth (at work).

[@mobeenaraii1862]

Which faculty do I have to choose in my +2level for study nursing in Finland??

[@shines8427]

Science faculty or A levels.....

[@shrujangadde4041]

i want to learn in finnish because i want to study my degree in the university of helsinki so i need to speak finnish fluently

[@shines8427]

ya, you need to have B1 -B2 level (working level) finnish language to apply to unis in helsinki

[@matildawolfram4687]

The student needs to develop his or her own individual learning system adapted to your daily routine, area of activity, rhythm of life, interests, etc. First of all, you need to understand what problems are preventing you from learning a foreign language effectively. There is a lot of good material for learning a language on the Internet, but many people don't know how to use it as effectively as possible. However, the practice of Yuriy Ivantsiv "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language" will help you structure and organize your individual language learning process, allow you to find a method of language learning that will be interesting and unencumbered. Also, subscribe to this channel, because here the author puts very useful videos on learning a language! Thank the author of the channel for the great work in the creation of training videos!

[@bensomes7662]

Let's hear you speak some Finnish! It would be good to have some proof that you have learnt the language

[@Po0pypoopy]

Not everyone has the privilege to live in Finland like you do…..

[@shines8427]

Not everyone has privilege to internet access and commenting like you do.... before coming to Finland... Earning this privilege hasn't been easy.. 😁😆

[@paulus_primus]

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