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In this lesson, you'll learn how to use some common Finnish greetings.
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[@maentyomena]

These are so hilarious to watch as a native speaker :D if you want someone to know you are angry, you just say "perkele". You NEED to learn it.

[@jeremyhellen8234]

that's just cruel

[@leopartanen9431]

Jeremy Hellen Not really :) Even though it is used as a swear word it has positive vibe in it :D Used basically when something pisses you off, something makes you angry, or something goes wrong, therefore it's usually funny for the others :D

[@LynnJepson]

That reminds me of a scene in I Remember Mama.

[@FinnPotato]

@@leopartanen9431 yes basically :D

[@starlight250]

I'm not a native but I am semi fluent in Finnish cussing courtesy of my Finnish friend

[@MrBastilleDay]

Finnish in three minutes? That’s why my wife left me. BMPSHH!

[@alexc.7114]

she's so pretty!!!

[@ashika1009]

I'm really in love with my teacher! She's so cute!

[@nonakhlkd850]

me also

[@nonakhlkd850]

me also

[@pikswartgg9285]

@Alec Moonpigeons ?

[@gar.5738]

I speak spanish and i am watching a finnish video in english es demasiado loco pero hyvää päivä ❤

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NEW Video Lesson! Finnish in Three Minutes - Greetings In this lesson, you'll learn how to use some common Finnish greetings. Subscribe to our KZbin channel for more videos!

[@MetalHeart8787]

ive been wanting to learn More Languages & I do like Finish it sounds similar to Swedish are they Related in anyway?

[@mihaeltomasovic]

***** actually Magyar is more like Sumerian than Finno-Ugric - that is the new theory anyway... regardless Finnish is a Uralic language like Estonian so yes :D and Swedish is Norse

[@MrJuulia01]

MetalHeart8787 Finnish is same like Estonian almost and Finland other language is Sweden.

[@user-eg4qe7ex4m]

Good, thank you

[@leopartanen9431]

"Hei" or "terve" = regular greeting "Moi" = friendly greeting (to someone you know otherwise it might be weird) "Moikka" or "heippa" = friendly bye Use "hei" if you want to interrupt someone You don't have to say "hyvää" = good with "huomenta" = morning, "päivää" = day and "iltaa" = evening Only in "hyvää yötä" = good night (only used when going to sleep) Or without "hyvää" you can say "öitä" = nights (mostly used with other people outside of your own family) cannot be used with "hyvää" If you have any question about Finnish language, I can answer it :)

[@tyynymyy7770]

To add that in Finland there is no need to be super formal when interacting with cashiers so many people seem to greet them with "moi". However, when leaving the store you shouldn't use "moikka" and "moi moi" because they are only used between friends and I think many cashiers would find that rather confusing - thus not polite. It is true that in everyday situations "hyvää" is often left out. For example "iltaa" is already in partitive case so the "hyvää" can be implied from the context. That's at least how I see it.

[@subtranix]

@@tyynymyy7770 Hmm... When I go to Finnish stores, bars, restaurants, employees greets me with moi/hei (80/20%), and always says goodbye as moi-moi. (No matter, the rest of the dialogue is in English.) Do I look so friendly? =)

[@technocat8197]

Do finish people speak english because i wanna go to Finland but i can't learn the language cuz im already learning Chinese and spanish

[@leopartanen9431]

@@technocat8197 Very well actually, there are no doubt about that. You can get service in English everywhere in Finland, so welcome here 🤗

[@kiiltochii1607]

@@technocat8197 young people should be ok with conversational English. I know a lot of those in my age group that can speak well but also those who can't and won't at all. Just don't go around trying to small talk

[@cabija2163]

Thank you very much keep the good work up .

[@polyglotacademy1474]

Helpful information!

[@radiant1020]

i'm going to visit my brother in finland soon, so i really need to learn this language.. thanks to you paola! kiitos! :-)

[@iamserotonine]

Kiitos !

[@kristiinaa255]

Thanks so much for these videos by the way, I'm trying to learn my family's language but wow pronunciation is so hard, especially without many movies/TV shows to listen lol (I'm struggling)

[@rifqifadilah7764]

Kiitos paljon

[@machindablasco1044]

Kiitos

[@Perepelaajajokujatka]

Kiitos. Nyt osaankin suomea xP

[@scrapmixer741]

so....... after school i normaly go to a game making club where my teacher is finnish and i will try to suprize him with speaking and thanking him in finnish!

[@mules8662]

I have never seen this many »ä« in such little words ^^ … and I am a German speaking Austrian so we do have this letter too… :D

[@mules8662]

@coffee Austrians speak German, but Austrians ARE not German.

[@singleturbosupra7951]

Wait until you see how "Happy easter" looks like in Finnish Hyvää pääsiäistä :D

[@asyakara-gevorgyan149]

Being a Blind Channel fan gave me motivation to learn thig beautiful language

[@meganseppi4098]

Kiitos I

[@bread7452]

Hyvää päivää

[@inkkulol]

You forgot "huomenta". You don't say "päivää" to people you meet before noon....

[@doomsdaydevice7714]

Not sure about the fastest or the easiest. But this is surely the most fun way to learn any language

[@daralak6274]

Haluan opiskella suomen kieltä Haluan apua Kiitos

[@rafiqshaleem]

Great job ..... but what about MOI which is commonly use .. u didnt discussed about it

[@machindablasco1044]

kiitoksia paljon videoita

[@teavratha4167]

I want to know about your country because I have ever met some finish citizen,they are so kind and friendly.

[@senedwedi7021]

kiitos sisko

[@ZenaMOBrien]

Love that about Finland. Hugs =

[@hmrochedays4452]

My mothers finnish and we live in Ireland so I'm trying to learn Finnish to surprise her but she Finland/Swedish so I already know Swedish off by heart but every year we go to Finland so I have to summer to learn 😂😂

[@osmannoman8091]

Tanksssss

[@hogg8888]

drop dead gorgeous

[@makug]

I bought their package for $1! It's awesome!

[@abigailburchill2557]

Thanks. Great lessons. kiitos :) But how do you say "please" for things? I have a trip to helsinki coming up.. I want to be polite.

[@justsomeone5257]

Abigail Burchill there is no 'please' in finnish instead we do use 'kiitos' as 'please' its not exactly the same. And btw dont be worried about being polite, finish people are not polite compared to most countries.

[@justsomeone5257]

Abigail Burchill a bit late sorry:)

[@TTOSWE]

Is that the silja ferry?

[@21jet69]

Just have nice conversation with Finnish family 🌌 | people come & go

[@ruispuuro]

you can say MOI , when you meet friends! It's more relaxed, and friendlier than hei, which is in fact quite formal, distant and "cold". One says "Hei" in a bank or when meeting a stranger. so MOI, and MOI MOI when leaving!

[@troywin45]

I'm not here to learn Finnish. I'm here for this beauty.

[@MrJuulia01]

Pervert.

[@troywin45]

Kawaii111 Juuliacchi ROBLOX You're here for the same reason dummy.

[@daba8251]

troywin45 me to!!

[@JasonBentrosnowqube]

wow, seriously?

[@patlin6772]

troywin45 boo

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

Good video

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

Hi - Hei Good evening - hyvää iltaa Goodbye - näkamiin Bye - Hei, Hei!

[@tirsalie6334]

keren

[@kettenfett]

i read that some people use "terve" as a greeting. is that right?

[@FinnishPod101]

+kettenfett Moi Kettenfett! Yes, that's right! You can also use "terve" as a greeting. Just to let you know, it is also an adjective, meaning 'healthy' or 'sane'. ;)

[@kettenfett]

Learn Finnish with FinnishPod101.com kiitos! :)

[@lindagilberti496]

kettenfett correct

[@robertandersson1128]

So you can use both ”hei”, ”terve” and ”moi” to simply say ‘Hi’? OK.

[@gaindee]

What's the difference in pronunciation between "aa" and "ää"?

[@IlotikkuFiN]

+Emi Altea "ä" is like "a" in cat, apple and mad. "a" is like letter "a" in car, palm and garden.

[@gaindee]

+asdkdodj dshje Oh I see. Thanks!! :)

[@FinnishPod101]

+Emi Altea Hi Emi Altea! When pronouncing the Finnish 'a', you can say the English word "part" - the way you say 'a' in this word, is the way you say 'a' in Finnish too. And when you want to pronounce 'ä', you can say for example "Adam" or "cat", and the Finnish 'ä' will be pronounced like the 'a' is pronounced in these English words.

[@kitsunefuka1062]

Menisitkö kanssani naimisiin?

[@MarcoRuizKOYBU]

You definitely should accept PayPal for purchasing the package, otherwise my bank doesn´t allow me to buy on your site as you don´t have the necessary fields to put my whole address. Is there any other payment method? or do you know an estimated date when you will accept PayPal? Thanks!

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Send us an email at [e-mail] and we’ll try to help you out :)

[@omega8693]

you know in 1 game i had a friend her name was maria and she told me that hi in finnish means moi

[@ayeepatricia7967]

On kivaa olla suomalainen😂😂😂

[@jotrap5684]

hyvaa iltaa dobri ultaa similar to russian

[@krystallcraigen8658]

I only know English and some French. The way some words are pronounced kinda sound similar to Japanese in my opinion

[@luciaignacio2826]

Hyvää iltaa i speak finnish

[@NorwegianSalmon16]

Why when we say "hyvää päivää" there is "ää" at the end of the word and there is only "ä" in hyvä yötä ?

[@FinnishPod101]

Hello GéométryDash COC, If words ending in 2 vowels or 1 consonant, then add -ta/-tä ending in partitive form. Cheers, Aarni Team FinnishPod101.com

[@alexanderyarizadeh1387]

it is so difficult! hahaha

[@tekk9995]

What about 'moi'?

[@TEKKKNO]

Thats crazy sounds difficult than swedish which i was thing its the hardest lang to learn

[@leandrew7844]

I just pay my attentions to her only ;) ;) Oh my godddd!!!

[@user-bp5nu7br7e]

Hyvää bäivää(That's all I remember lol) 老师很漂亮w

[@yuxianggao7667]

you are the cutest girl I've seen in my life! more videos pls!

[@danield8982]

dillion harper?

[@beast759]

Can you also say moi

[@Djonxi]

I Finish it

[@SergeantLouisWalters]

Im from finland

[@Angeleye333]

Se on three

[@jelly_dragonzz]

Even tho it has been 8 years, This is awesome cuz I learnt finnish while doing a hand stand

[@jacobcloak529]

Hän on kauneus !

[@MrJuulia01]

Its not, she looks like Japanese xD

[@Aurinkohirvi]

Well she has roundness in facial forms so yeah she could go for a Japanese too (in a black wig). But she looks quite Finnish.

[@blackcoffeebeans6100]

@@MrJuulia01 it is funny. I' v seen in english series same looking ppl and nobody says they look japanese, but when a finn is there omg they look asiatic. To me she does not lok japanese at all.

[@cr4yv3n]

For crying out loud i just CAN'T pronounce the "good day" thing !! >

[@marshmelows]

The Y is pronounced like WHO- 'Who'vah payvaa

[@Idiotopunk]

You forgot 'moi' and 'moi moi'! :(

[@obsidian4354]

Moi: Same as hei. Hei: Hey, Hi, Hello. Moi Moi: Bye bye

[@emilyblue101intitantower6]

Mita kuuluu

[@GeorgiRusev]

Where is TERVE? Finns say it a lot!

[@MarcoRuizKOYBU]

terve means "Healthy" or "Welcome to" but it could be used to say "good" or "cool", deppends ont he context

[@ihanba]

Marco Ruiz Terve can be used as a greeting ("Hi", "Hello") or as an adjective meaning "healthy" or "well" (as an opposite of ill). The rest of the meanings you gave it are wrong.

[@Aurinkohirvi]

There are so many greetings and goodbyes used in Finland. She can't have them all in this short video.

[@kiiltochii1607]

It depends on the region/dialect. Where I used to live, it was rare to hear it and had the stigma of being something a juntti would say

[@rajeshghosalkar6746]

Im searching job in finland

[@davidholt1250]

kituus

[@Selyucida]

Her eyes so big i got lost I watched some arabpod and the girl there is also absolutely beautiful, someone chooses right their models

[@hohoho4788]

Finnish girls saying hei hei are so lovely and cutie.

[@emilyblue101intitantower6]

Kittos

[@edwinjamesgilani6015]

While english is now day became International language is hard to learn scandinavian language its only good for refugee and people they migrated to finland and settled their ....Most beast the left comment here because of beauty of this young lady for me as a tourist is good but as soon as I get to Aircraft i will leave finnish language at Airport behind because non of world country speak finnish ....in any country best way to learn language to find a native partner of that country that's so effective

[@IPAtoday]

Terve!

[@themercifulservant4345]

Omg I can finish less than 5s when I see her, so pretty

[@hermansupriadi368]

guys help me translating in finish language good morning, how are you, are you fine what about you? are ok? today I wanna introduce my self to you I am Herman I come from Lombok Indonesia my hobby is playing table tennis I am 29 years old My idea is I wanna be success man I wanna study in Finlandia because Finlandia is developed country in Education

[@mutzilnosoundl]

Good morning, how are you? Hyvää huomenta, miten voit? Are you fine? Voitko hyvin? What about you? Are you ok? Entä sinä? Oletko kunnossa? Today I wanna introduce myself to you Tänään haluan esitellä itseni teille I am Herman Minä olen Herman / Minun nimeni on Herman (My name is Herman) I come from Lombok Indonesia Minä tulen Lombokista, Indonesiasta My hobby is playing table tennis Harrastukseni on pöytätennis / Minun harrastukseni on pöytätennis I am 29 years old Olen 29-vuotias / Minä olen 29-vuotias My idea is I wanna be success man (not sure what you mean here, probably "I want to be a successful man") Minä haluan olla menestynyt I wanna study in Finland because Finland is developed country in education Haluan opiskella Suomessa, sillä Suomi on kehittynyt maa koulutuksessa (directly translated)

[@Armando.Sepulveda]

Hyvaa Paivaa! I am here because Finnish is not available on Rosetta Stone

[@creamofthecrop4339]

Dont buy rosetta stone. Everyone linguist will agree its horrible and terribly expensive.

[@choistick]

minunununenion

[@varavarala313]

choistick nailgunned

[@flamboyantST]

Come on where is Moikka :) my friend told me to say Moikka :)

[@hananmanan6135]

Tiedät kuinka nopeasti puhut

[@phamduchien4697]

Why does Finnish pronunciation sound like Japanese? Does anyone feel the same?

[@dia9796]

perus suomalainen nimi = paula xD

[@pragyas5735]

i think you are reading from the writings beside the camera and then speaking😅

[@xpetrielovescookiesx]

what about moi moi?

[@Furyan]

"Moi moi" has the same meaning than "hei hei" = bye bye.

[@FinnishPod101]

Hi Petrie! Yes! You can also say 'moi moi'! This one is an informal and very friendly phrase, and is usually used between friends or relatives. When meeting them, you can just say 'moi', and when departing, you can say 'moi moi'. Päivi Team FinnishPod101.com

[@MrJuulia01]

Means like she/he is leaving.

[@o_o152]

Vittu

[@Sameerkhan-qj6tp]

Subscribe only for TUTOR😍😍

[@lola63962]

So Finnish people hug?Yaaaay I read somewhere that they don't and I got sad because I love hugging.

[@kiiltochii1607]

Depends on the person, but mostly no

[@10Dusty]

Paula is a babe

[@anbuhyuga8299]

fan va många prickar när man skriver!? >:0 äääääiääiäiäiäiiiiääääääääääiiiii

[@singleturbosupra7951]

Happy easter = Hyvää pääsiäistä There you have 9 vowels and only one doesn't have dots. Although if we used the same letter for y as Germans and Estonians (the letter ü) all would have dots :D

[@Julius55555]

I just want to kiss her, how do you say "I love Paula" in Finnish?

[@imbigpig]

haluan vain suudella häntä, miten sanotaan "rakastan Paulaa" suomeksi?

[@fu-anpang638]

ben dan

[@gcxs]

Sounds like jäpanese

[@julvinqiaoenchong8034]

Göcs Jëss where do you find the similarities? I mean, the way to pronounce is so different haha

[@gcxs]

It's like syllabic.

[@abielticas1693]

Göcs Jëss Both are agglutinate languages (where many suffixes attach to the root word); but they're unrelated in other senses.

[@roachie420]

Göcs Jëss I'm finnish.. I'm learning japanese by myself... uhhh.. It does not sound anything like japanese

[@i0nce]

いいえ ？

[@gezelgunther]

She probably has a university degree on this. How to sey hei in 3 mins.

[@skyfeelan]

my proudest fap

[@antonkosov]

"Hei" - why, that's easy! "Hyvää päivää" - ... I'l just be looking at the pretty girl

[@annierauni1481]

No it's not easy 😂

[@kreed1004]

they're like Russians but with class

[@blackcoffeebeans6100]

Russians are a different race.

[@kiiltochii1607]

@@blackcoffeebeans6100 *ethnicity

[@ssalovaa]

Bullshit The most common informal greeting here is Moi

[@blackcoffeebeans6100]

Moat common is hei!

[@elisameggs2263]

She is speed reading right through the lesson. Not so helpful for beginners.