Reaction To The Finnish Language 🇫🇮

This is my Honest Reaction To The Finnish Language
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[@hextatik_sound]

I most certainly can hear from the dialect where the speaker is from.

[@Blessing_Reacts]

Aww 🥰

[@statostheman]

I heard that Jamaican Patwa is similar to Finnish when comes to describing items nor a place. Take example of the finnish village "Luumäki". Translated to English means in literally into "Bonehill". Because "Luu" is bone and Mäki is "Hill".

[@0tismadaline]

Wow nice and very detailed 👌

[@hazeman4755]

Like he implied, I think that in the beginning the difficulty comes form the fact that Finnish is quite different from most other languages, so you need to learn to think in a different way. The second big thing is probably the 15 grammatical cases. You have to learn which case is used when and how to conjugate each word in that situation. The grammar and the rules are logical, but there is a lot to learn. But don't be scared to speak, people usually understand you even if the grammar is incorrect.

[@Blessing_Reacts]

You’re absolutely correct… Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts

[@oh2mp]

True. Native speakers can understand very broken language with lots of mistakes. And that's the case with any language, not just Finnish.

[@oh2mp]

Langfocus is a very good channel and I have followed it for years. Paul has also channel named GEOfocus which is about geography. What languages can you speak?

[@santtumoilanen3065]

i think it could be confusing with slang like by book you would say sinä but most people wouls say ''sä ''

[@Qsen123]

these videos often make it seem like finnish is special because of no grammatical gender but most languages actually don't, east asian languages(chinese korean japanese etc), turkic languages (turkish, azerbaidzani etc) and even many native american languages dont have grammatical gender. English also technically doesn't as they only gendered the pronouns

[@Qsen123]

its only common in few widespoken languages like spanish or russian or some languages of india

[@niuho2052]

Sweden conquered Finland? How? There was no Finland!

[@niuho2052]

No, hungarian is even more spoken in this language group. And not even mentioned?

[@ristovirtanen6396]

No sex discrimination in pronouns!😠👍