Learn Finnish - Finnish in Three Minutes - Numbers 1-10

[@FinnishPod101]

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[@juanredondo8813]

I remember when I saw this video for the first time, it was like 2 years ago, and I fell in love with the language! Finnish is so beautiful! I love it, Finland we salute you// Spain!!

[@randelaoveer2395]

For me an Estonian the numbers were the easiest thing about learning Finnish because they're so similar (note that Y and Ü are pronounced the same). For example: Estonian= üks. Finnish=yksi. kaks. kaksi kolm. kolme. neli. neljä. viis. viisi. kuus. kuusi. seitse. seitsemän. kaheksa. kaheksan. üheksa. yheksan. kümme. kymmenen.

[@IlotikkuFiN]

+Mikael Gralukavich They're often said "yheksän" and "kaheksan" in spoken language, so technically he was correct. It's also common to drop "i" letters from "yksi" and "kaksi", so they become "yks" and "kaks".

[@medeiapsyche]

Yeahhhhhh Finnish and Estonian have a lot of similarities

[@hetasii]

Actually, in speaking finnish the numbers are... Yks kaks kolme nelja Viis kuus seitteman kaheksan yheksan kymmenen Or... Yy kaa koo Nee vii kuu see kasi ysi kymppi (Use those only when youre counting like, hide and seek with kids)

[@hetasii]

Virtuozo Fozo true btw

[@dcavanhas]

and how is the short form for nolla?

[@creamofthecrop4339]

well she says that in the video...

[@SA-121]

Yhdeksän (9) and kahdeksan (8) are derived from yksi (1) and kaksi (2), because 10-1 = 9 and 10-2 = 8.

[@pappapappi9177]

I thought the same.. but given 10 is kymmenen, which has nothing to do with '..eksan' nor with '..eksan' so it remains a bit far fetched.

[@andrewstephen9096]

@@pappapappi9177 No, it's not far-fetched at all..... It's fact...... The part that means 'ten' is actually '-deksan', like the Greek 'deka', or Iranian 'dah', meaning the number 10.. The Indo-European languages had a great impact on the various Finno-Ugric languages...... You see, the Finno-Ugric speaking tribes were pushed further and further north by the Indo-European speaking peoples, first the Iranian speakers of what is now southern Russia and the Ukraine, as well as the Proto-Baltic and Proto-Slavic speakers..... So the Indo-Europeans lived to their south and pushed them further and further North, and during the centuries they were neighbors in Eurasia, mostly in What is now southern Russia and European Russia, west of the Urals, as well as in the steppe of what is now Kazakhstan...... These ancient Indo-European speakers lived just to the south of the ancient Finno-Ugric speakers and they were basically neighbors..... They would trade with each other, but they also didn't like each other very much, because they were both seen as outsiders by each other..... For example, in Finnish, the word for 'slave' is "orja".... This is derived from the name that the ancient Indo-European speakers of the Indo-Iranian branch of the Indo-European language used for themselves, that is "Arya", meaning 'noble'....... Therefore, the Finno-Ugric speaking tribes of the North would have looked down on them as foreigners and outsider and viewed them as 'slaves'..... Perhaps they would make raids to the South and take some of the Indo-Iranians as slaves, or perhaps it was simply a pejorative term to refer to all Indo-Iranians because the Finno-Ugric speakers knew that the Indo-Iranians thought too highly of themselves and saw themselves as the 'noble-born' people, or it could be both....... Some of the numbers are clearly derived from Indo-European....... 1 - yksi 7 - seitsemän 8 - kahdeksan 9 - yhdeksän These are clearly derived from Indo-European numbers, perhaps 5 - viisi as well..... but these are at least partially derived from Finnic, then pronounced in a Finno-Ugric way and maybe combined with another Finnic number...... Two other words that show a close association with ancient Indo-European speaking peoples are the Finnish words "ukkonen", meaning 'thunder' and "taivas", meaning 'sky'....... 'taivas' is clearly derived from the ancient Indo-European word for a 'god', or 'deity', such as the Iranian 'daiva', and Sanskrit 'deva'...... and 'ukkonen' has the Finnic word 'ukko' in it, meaning 'old man'..... They clearly derived this from the ancient Indo-European god of the sky........ because for the ancient Proto-Indo-European speakers, the king of the gods was an old man, a father god, and king of all the gods, who sat on a mighty throne and ruled from the sky above....... He was the one who sent down lightning and thunder ⛈️....... This is where the ancient gods Zeus and Jupiter and the Vedic God Dyaus come from......

[@Glazedribeye]

I'm supposed to be studying for test right now. Well, technically this is studying too right

[@MichcioPL]

I was learning Finnish, when I was living in Turku as exchange student for five months. I must say, the numerals was the elements of Finnish language, that I've learned the fastest (it was three years ago and I'm Polish) and still today I can count in Finnish at least to a hundred :)

[@gustavofaria95]

Learning swedish is child's play when trying to learn finnish. Btw,this teacher is pretty cute

[@mahmoudfarid4136]

Thanks Paula! Kiitos, Paula!

[@jextra1313]

I wonder how many people tried to call her number

[@nyyhkylintu]

xD

[@thunderjerry54]

Jpwnage216

[@davidhines68]

Wish she'd said "kahdeksan kuusi seitsemän viisi kolme nolla yhdeksän."

[@ranadushyant]

WOW! while inventing Sindarin(language of the elves) Tolkien borrowed a lot from Finnish.

[@translatetobg]

"kak si" means "how are you" in Bulgarian LOL

[@nassernusair5956]

Kuusi means my Vagina in Arabic LOOL

[@translatetobg]

Vissi is a Greek singer. :D :D :D

[@BrickYorkMan]

Kaxig means cocky in swedish. ^^

[@akshljgdtgp]

Nasser Nussair i died when i saw that

[@regina8114]

and it means shit in hungarian lol

[@Tob1Kadach1]

Decided to learn Finnish as a second language, always wanted to learn another language, and after years of putting it off I feel like I should learn at least 1 while I'm still youngish

[@HappyLife-co5pq]

kiitos, opettaja. love your teaching. yksi, kaksi, kolme, nelja, viisi, kuusi, seitsemam, kahdeksan, yhdeksan, kymmenen.

[@giselacroce8696]

You make it really nice and easy to learn... I love your way of teaching ♥️

[@omareldaghar9673]

Nice video! Thanks for the efforts :) True, it takes 3 mins to learn the numbers, but you need to repeat the video 10 times :D

[@TheRainman591]

I love it when I wake up to surprise Finnish videos, I wish there was a schedule!

[@ashika1009]

I'm in love with my teacher!

[@universoacolor]

Upload the next video please, try to upload them often. Thank you very much

[@FinnishPod101]

Learn Finnish - Finnish in Three Minutes - Numbers 1-10 In this lesson, you'll learn how to count from 1-10 in Finnish. Subscribe to our KZbin channel for more videos! Learn Finnish - Finnish in Three Minutes - Numbers 1-10

[@omarfaraj9894]

I adore this languge

[@belindasaukkosaari2184]

Thank you Paula i learn a lot from you now i can recite the numbers 1 up to 100

[@thepepper191]

Great video! I learned it thanks to you and i thank you

[@neotaylor7612]

My God! Finnish is more difficult than I supposed

[@badboy-jt2gd]

🤣🤣same

[@Skillster6844]

Si ei ole

[@pana-tv]

I like this 😊 kiitos paljon opettaja👌👍

[@sleepless5072]

thank you for the video my friend taught me this phrase pidän miehistä it means thank you

[@fenotipobombay]

Finns in general have a very beautiful temper. And you can see It also about her, the typical woman everybody would marry.

[@dungnguyen1254]

Hi, I have one question:how do you pronounce a and ä? o and ö? how these words different to each other in the pair aä and oö?

[@FinnishPod101]

+Dũng Nguyễn Hi Dũng Nguyễn Viết! Thank you for the question! :) The Finnish 'a' is roughly the same as in the word 'after' when you pronounce it in the British English way. 'Ä' is then again roughly the same as in words 'cat' or 'hat', which,if written in "Finnish way", would be 'kät' and 'hät'. For 'ö', one near equivalent is the vowel in the British English word 'fur', which, if written in Finnish way, would be 'föö'. 'O' can be found in the word 'top'. Team FinnishPod101

[@Pyovali]

Front and backvowel pairs do not occur in Finnish due to *vowel harmony* except in combination words(in which case the words are pronounced separately), so oä pair is impossible.

[@26blanco]

Great lesson

[@aleyoutube7065]

Kiitos for this lesson

[@trailless]

I think I could master Spanish before I learn to count to 10 in Finnish...

[@longwoolcoat2266]

Mc Karl dude, he is kidding.

[@vinnyjo4849]

Spanish isn't too hard (In Finnish is Espanjan kieli ei ole liian kova) (In Spanish is El español no es muy difìcil)

[@singleturbosupra7951]

@@vinnyjo4849 Actually I think you mean "Espanjan kieli ei ole liian vaikea". "Kova" means hard as in "hard as a rock". "Vaikea" means the difficult kind of hard.

[@angelo8304]

Really? I find it kind of easy

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

Thank you very much.

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

0. Nolla 1. Yksi 2. Kaksi 3. Kolme 4. Neljä 5. Viisi 6. Kuusi 7. Seitsemän 8. Kahdeksan 9. Yhdeksän 10. Kymmenen

[@xezzee]

to confuse someone "yks kaks kol nel viis kuus seitsemä kaheksa yheksä kymmene" you can shorthen them if you some reason want to.

[@jiansenxmu]

I live in the Netherlands, I have to say, you've done a great job in teaching numbers and 'je bent een mooi meisje' :) Minun numeroni on "nolla kuusi kahdeksan seitsemän nolla yksi seitsemän kaksi yksi neljä", bel me alsjeblieft!

[@LidetuEzra]

Hay sister thanks am new comer in filand i try to learing like bicause of you thanks again

[@LuthienRF]

Way too different comparing to English and Spanish.. Awesome!

[@vanessatrivinohott5551]

thank u very much!

[@spoe_]

>>FINS LOVE TO MAKE WORDS SHORTER Should have made them short to begin with then LOL I love it tho

[@dddddd2650]

i have no problems in speaking, reading and writing in Japanese and English, but i guess i'm gonna have to spend the rest of my life to be able to count from one to ten in Finnish. Not 'not difficult at all' at all dude.

[@LesterShipMirOleg1992]

Great! Love numbers in foreign languages.

[@crrfkrpr]

This is very hard to learn. I think that even I marry a finnish woman and movo to live with her, and father children. I'd never ever be able to count to 10. It is too damn hard.

[@loganlutz5396]

It takes practice. If you try for ten minutes and give up never expect to learn it.

[@dropintheocean3520]

It's different when you live in a different country and you're "forced" to speak another language. For example, my boyfriend learnt a good Italian in only 3 months. He said it was impossible 😀

[@vinnyjo4849]

WOW I LOVE WATCHING THESE VIDEOS

[@zabihaidari65]

Thanks a lot

[@КасаласКапель]

0:35

[@kedawighirmay2856]

thank you very much,,, Finnish learn

[@Jacobplays-v9s]

Thanks for learning us Finnish😄😄😀

[@kimmadewell7826]

Can you do a video saying this little piggy went to market? My Grandma used to say it to me all the time, and I need a refresher course so I can teach it to my Grandkids!!! PLEASE!!!

[@MalikSajjadAwan]

Hi, I have one question. How do you pronounce y and u?

[@ABC6439]

she says it in the video :)

[@samadsehaat1881]

They're just simple words but useful but we need some stories to read -perhaps we can learn finish in other foreign countries at the university so make it easy for us to download more helpful stuff------we are talented in learn languages but no organization help us right now. you will support us I thought

[@deathsgaze5826]

Finnish intensifies.

[@haraldpotuzak518]

1:10

[@cristianbonucci2692]

Why is there an 'ä' in 'yhdeksän', but a simple 'a' in final position in 'kahdeksan'?

[@64imma]

What language is most similar to finnish?

[@FinnishPod101]

64imma Thank you for your comment! Finnish is closely related to and similar with Estonian and Hungarian :) Keep on studying Finnish with FinnishPod101! Regards, Team FinnishPod101.com

[@randelaoveer2395]

Learn Finnish with FinnishPod101.com Finnish is closely related to and similar with Estonian and more distantly related to Sami and Hungarian.

[@IlotikkuFiN]

+Randel Aoveer It's also very closely related to Karelian and more distantly to various other languages spoken in Russia, such as Mari and Komi. Karelian has many different dialects and some of them are more similar to Finnish than others. Vienankarjala is probably the closest one to Finnish and I can understand it without any problems.

[@hevonperseensuti]

Before the girl spoke I thought she was Japanese and I was wondering why Japanese girl is teaching Finnish.

[@Girl95szia]

Speaking hungarian, the numbers are easy to grasp. Don't know about the other stuff.

[@ricknitro1458]

I FELL IN LOVE

[@walterhernandez8623]

That 'y' sounds like the German 'ü'?

[@zachary1077]

Walter Hernandez correct

[@kaunispaikka9029]

minä rakastan suomen kiele!! se on todella vaikea mut mielestäni jos yritämme opiskella ainakin kolme paivää per week voimme puhumaan suomea sujuvasti!!

[@samueltuominen8216]

+kaunis paikka :) Well done but more correct form is "Minä rakastan suomen kieltä. Se on todella vaikeaa mutta mielestäni jos yritämme opiskella ainakin kolme päivää per viikko, voimme oppia puhumaan suomea sujuvasti."

[@idunnoyt8183]

I love finnish! (I'm from Czech btw) :D

[@samadsehaat1881]

Hi I'm a student in northwestern of Islamic of republic of iran and I want to ask you something-----we really need your more help to improve and upgrade our language skills so introduce one site that we can download free finish books and videos

[@hermannurdiyanto6597]

Hai, Paula.

[@euge_._6427]

Are you italian?

[@KoeniginLuxa]

For me it sounds like kahedeksan means 2 to 10 and yhedeksän 1 to 10.

[@boreto5525]

In Bulgarian ,,как си",, Kak si "means how are you

[@Emma_Editz500]

I'm trying to be bilingual and I want to learn Finnish!

[@NZealandKiwi]

This would be a lot easier if I could take my eyes away from the girl teaching it tbh

[@mikerotch3158]

Most languages at least TRY to make it so that you can somehow tell a couple of numbers by hearing even if you don't speak the language... But Finland is like nonono, screw that. Well at least your country is nice. And you create good music.

[@marwenbensaada883]

after learning numbers i forget every think else loool damn

[@cr4yv3n]

y is pronounced U ?

[@samueltuominen8216]

+cr4yv3n Not quite. You can find out if you go to Google translator. Seek finnish, put two Y's together (yy) and click "listen"

[@bakarka]

When I counted for someone who knew some Finnish, he told me to pronounce "s" more like "sh".

[@je.h758]

No no, s is strong s

[@eydaimon]

Huhuhu. Dat dere lady is puuuurdy!

[@jianfengzhao5201]

thinks

[@rtide]

Haluaisitko olla mun vaimoni?

[@rajeshghosalkar6746]

i need to work in finland

[@raminbahrami1228]

Wow . Gret

[@feitaniini513]

Yy kaa koo nee vii kuu see kasi ysi kymppi Näi ne numerot menee

[@tiihtu2507]

Kuusee vee kusee kuuseen kun kaakaa vee kakkaa ja kakkuu saa kaakuu.

[@lookigotanewusername]

i'd love to learn a third language and basically i picked finnish as my third language to learn but fuck me my brain hurts >.

[@Luckyguyrichhappy]

We very wanna that teach Finnish to Taiwanese with Chinese language not English ！！！😍😍😍

[@anitakukreti4141]

Finnish numbers are soooo easy (easier than my language Hindi)

[@Pyovali]

Wait till you have 'em for describing amounts. You have to conjugate them like you do with the nouns and adjectives. You cannot say "Katson kaksi koiraa", but it must be "Katson *kahta* koiraa" (I am looking at two dogs).

[@crystalheartsanswifeandgf6489]

I love you so much fun and addicting but it is a great day

[@vaativavarvasleikkaus]

Kaksisataakuusikymmentäkahdeksan, meaning: Two hundred and sixty eight

[@karabakhazerbaijan1646]

İt is so hard to remember these numbers.

[@13ECHO20]

The 'K' sounds like a 'G' to me. Can it be said either way?

[@Luckyguyrichhappy]

強烈 渴望 能用 華文（中文），來教 芬蘭文 ！！！！！😃😃😃

[@kaunispaikka9029]

yritämme opiskella sitä :)

[@sugahasswag2314]

Ah, I think I just ask my friend how to pronounce it. She can correct me if I'm wrong. Haha

[@vinnyjo4849]

One day I shall go to finland

[@ashum6574]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@floofluentyou]

watching in 2021

[@nastyamelnychenko3207]

Тобто у вас не лише відрізеяється письмова та усна мова, але й усна між собою?))

[@AbdirahimAli10]

minun nimeroni on ... nolla nolla kaksi viisi kaksi kuuse colme nelja kaksi kaksi nolla kuusi kuusi seitseman

[@ericisaksson8970]

I think she's probably swede-finn, the way she speaks finnish sound little swedish in my ears, notice I'm swede.

[@tyynymyy7770]

Your assumption how Finnish generally sounds like is probably based on Swedish comedy shows where angry and drunk middle-aged man shouts some gibberish that's supposed to be Finnish. She doesn't have any kind of special accent. This is what Finnish sounds like. Maybe you just thought it actually does sound good, but the only way to make sense of the sensation with your tiny Swedish brain is to assume that she must be Finnish Swede and have Swedish accent, because Finnish language is supposed to sound like trolls farting and it's only good for scaring little children. Take no offense, it's just friendly bantering.

[@trident1409]

U came here after watching the beyond press channel 😄

[@AverageSilenceEnjoyer]

"my number is", now some arabian or chinese person thinks that it's some kind of identification number rofl.

[@goldenireland8708]

Is that your number, Paula?

[@CarolPereiraFerreira]

Anyone from Brazil?

[@radulaurentiu18]

Ensimmainen toinen kolmas neljas viides kuudes seitsemas kahdeksas yhdeksas

[@temudjin1155]

Nähdän taas ! =p

[@KH-rx5ts]

she is too pretty....

[@haremali3578]

Harem