What do Finnish People Think about Finnish People? [STREET INTERVIEW]

I hit the streets of Tampere and asked some Finnish people about some common stereotypes and general thoughts about Finns and got some quite interesting answers.
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[@SneakingServant]

I'm an "atypical" italian guy living in Helsinki! I love finnish people - everyone is willing to help (and I asked for a LOT of help, especially on my first days here). Actually, I do love the fact that they don't need to speak all the time - I think it's a matter of personal character. I like to speak only when there's something valuable to say, so it's pretty easy to get along with Finns for me :D As long as you're not touching a Finn, you'll be fine - I've seen someone doing just that at work and, oh boy, it was hilarious! The Finn was sweating and slowly dying :D

[@SneakingServant]

I wanted to add that Finns are probably the most humble people I've met - whenever I've got the chance to tell them how much I like Finland, they're always like: "oh, it's nothing, we're not that special"

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks Frank for the comment! I'm glad you've had many positive experiences with Finns.

[@everettfactor5755]

Frank Blah what do you mean by "not touching a Finn"? Am I gonna be electrocuted if I touch them with my hands?

[@rypaleleipa9007]

Everettt Factor Personal space

[@everettfactor5755]

Like Totally Finland is a very expensive country with sky high taxes. You're unlikely to make good money there while US is a great place to do business.

[@michaelann9024]

I am new in Finland ... i like the quiteness in Finns. Everyone mind their own business which is good. I found peace. Plus, finnish men don't disturb or trouble girls. Is a very safe country.

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment michael ann!

[@lillylazer429]

Finns are not phoney. Honest. But once you break the ice you have a friend for life

[@AleksiHimself]

Exactly!

[@maksymfrantsuzov1338]

As far as I know, Finnish people don't like luxury for some reason. They are not into super fancy things. Visually there's no striking difference between rich and poor Finns. Both live in modest homes, drive modest cars and wear modest clothes.

[@AleksiHimself]

I'm definitely this type of person. I've never cared about expensive stuff or fancy things.

[@immyrichardson]

talking about luxury stuffs in general, that would change from one fin to another. A typical fin is so obsessed with luxury wrist watches

[@maksymfrantsuzov1338]

Aleksi Himself - Videos about Finland don't you even care about Ferraris and Lamborghinis?

[@maksymfrantsuzov1338]

Imoh Edet thanks for letting me know. Wrist watches are my passion too.

[@mikrokupu]

Maksym Frantsuzov You are right, in the Finnish culture showing your wealth is easily seen kind of pompous and embarrassing behavior. One factor is the old Lutheran culture that emphasizes modesty and rejects all bling bling, that still shows in Finnish homes, clothing, design etc. Finns believe envy has a role too, social control works in a small and rather homogeneous country. All tax data is public information so if my neighbor buys a fancy car I can check how much he/she has paid taxes :)

[@JohnWins]

Only true words about finnish people! They're really kind and always ready to help anyone! The high education it's probably one of the reasons why things works there, but the kindness came from the heart, and when you can break the ice wall, they'll be loyal and friends till the end! In my dark days, there's always a finn friend helping and supporting me! Long live to Finland and SISU! Great video, sir! Onnea, Aleksi!

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks sir for the comment!

[@AnzenPinka]

In Poland everybody talk and no one cares about personal space, and we have 38 millions o ppl! I hate that! I have almost social phobia so sober, I'm not talking with ppl, unless I really have to :D Finland seems like a paradise for me :) Beautiful country with few silent, helpful and honest people who like to drink and then get social xD Minun toinen kotimaa! :D

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the great comment!

[@hdhdthepluss8962]

I'm Lebanese 🇱🇧 and I'm really interested about Finland and her people they look so nice and kind

[@AleksiHimself]

What's up Finntastic Squad! What do you think about the answers of this video? Sorry for the occasional background noise. There was a band playing at the student event at the central square.

[@karstanaattori3370]

[@mysteriousme3006]

Please do more street interview!

[@AleksiHimself]

Sure thing! What topics you'd like to see?

[@mysteriousme3006]

On Foreigners speaking Finnish, visiting there, moving there, coffee, what's the best things a Foreigner can do to have the best memorable moments of Finland. And if you don't mind, please ask the 3 life questions I love to ask most humans. 1) If the world was coming to an end, and you had one last thing to say to the world, what will it be? 2) What is the most important thing to you in life? 3) What do you love about life the most? I would love to hear what they have to say!😄 this is a lot of videos you will have to make though. No rush in your makings of the videos!

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the ideas!

[@Ivanfederico94]

I feel like I'm spiritually Finnish. I'm quiet and don't do small talk and unnecessary conversation but when the ice is broken I'm decently social. Being honest and blunt I think are positive traits.

[@AleksiHimself]

Nice :)

[@cooldewd35]

Having been to Finland three times and having friends there, I never had trouble with the famous Finnish reserved nature. In fact, people were always happy to talk to me, help me etc. A great, great land and lovely people.

[@AleksiHimself]

That's great! I think it comes down to one's personality and adapting to the Finnish way of interaction.

[@maksymfrantsuzov1338]

1:30 that guy's hat is very awesome! Just fantastic...

[@AleksiHimself]

It's quite cool indeed! :P

[@korpijeesus]

Thanks! -The Guy

[@maksymfrantsuzov1338]

korpijeesus Your bright colored jacket is amazing too. Excellent choice of style. Greetings from Ukraine.

[@MrJuulia01]

Me too

[@terebiomimasu]

Yes! I found a goldmine of a channel for all things Finland! I'm new to your channel and I'm really enjoying it. Your interview videos in particular are very thorough and provide some really great insight into the people and culture. Really looking forward to future content you're able to share with us!

[@AleksiHimself]

Welcome! I hope you enjoy my content. :)

[@cindyaho3433]

First of all, I hate-love your videos. I just wanna watch one and then I got stuck. :D I'm not only interested in Finland but I'm also going on exchange this autumn, and guess where I'll stay, yes Tampere. So it's even more interesting to see how people describe themselves and so on. The more videos I watch the more I understand all the "Finnish Nightmares" cartoons, they are so good! The more I learn about Finns the more I believe I'm not German but secretly a Finn as well. :D

[@AleksiHimself]

Alright good stuff! I'm happy that you are enjoying learning about Finnish culture. Willkommen nach Tampere. :)

[@hoolianapo7655]

I'm happy to have found your channel. It's very informative, especially, as I have a Finnish friend of over 40 years. We started as pen-friends when we were both still in high school. We've exchanged quite a lot of letters for years. For some reasons or perhaps as we both became busy with works and other things in life, we later lost contact for some number of years. But now we've reconnected through this modern age of social media. Even as we've only communicated in letters and these days in messaging, I can truly say that Finns are great and loyal friends to have.

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment Hilaria Etti!

[@sataneosm]

making a project about cultural stereotypes and this video helped me a lot. thank you for your work

[@AleksiHimself]

Glad it was helpful!

[@melina4569]

I enjoy watching these kinds of videos as a Finn myself so that I can see if I relate to the things said. And always throughout these videos I'm like "omg that's so true" "oh I never thought of that but that's true also" XD It's addicting

[@AleksiHimself]

That's good stuff!

[@bubacarrtouray7310]

I like your comment

[@niclasbeckman463]

I just love this, I learned so much, thank you for this!! :-)

[@AleksiHimself]

Good stuff!

[@mizulightblue]

I live in Tampere since last year, near the city center and it is always weird to see those buildings, which I see nearly every day in a video xD

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment!

[@Alexandros.Mograine]

some1 breaking the ice for you is so true, it makes conversations or small talk so much more natural i'd say

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment Alexandros Mograine!

[@mysteriousme3006]

I enjoyed the street interview! It's always good to know and hear what humans think when you ask them a question. 😄 I have 3 life questions that I love to ask humans! 😂😂😂 I love hearing their responses to the questions.

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment! I think it's interesting to see what kind of thoughts people have.

[@april_]

Cool video. I feel like I would love living there! I tend to be more on the quiet and reserved side. It’s often looked at as a bad thing here in the US. People think I’m being rude and being around someone just becomes awkward if you aren’t talking.

[@akmi4301]

I'm a Japanese. After watching this video I thought that we Japanese are similar to Finnish. Because we also are super quiet and don't talk too much. I'm interested in this similarity. Before watching this video I had a stereotype for western countries but now I know that was misconception.

[@chew7656]

The British are quiet as well. You're probably thinking of America when you imagine a western country

[@hastamanana8696]

@@chew7656 I think Japanese MEN are closer to Finnish but Japanese WOMEN are closer to British.

[@chew7656]

@@hastamanana8696 are you Japanese?

[@hastamanana8696]

@@chew7656 Yes

[@vvladgfhjkm]

That seems that finns indeed very happy about their country and being finns. That's really awesome. And it seems that it's somewhat harder for therm to answer about cons of being finnish than pros Without saying "we're too perfect maybe". For example what's bad about being conservative if all the things are going so well?) Or what is bad in speaking other languages too gramatically correct? All those "stereotyps" in the vid are so very nice actually. I love you , finns :)

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks Vlad! This is how we Finns are. :)

[@Mimix80]

I think the only reason for thinking about being too grammatically correct is that some Finnish people are afraid to talk at all. They expect too much of themselves when a lot of people in the world speak English even very incorrectly but they still bond with people quite easily and get the answers or advice they need. Many times Finnish people try to cope on their own even in though situations just because they are too afraid to say something stupid. I think that's what the guy in the video meant.

[@Mimix80]

Also, a lot of Finnish people have so much knowledge and wisdom to share but out of the fear of sounding stupid (for some reason I don't understand) they speak quite shortly or quietly, tell about their ideas only when asked or avoid speaking at all. Maybe that's because of respecting the other people's personal space also on the area of knowledge and skills. We don't want to push our ideas and knowledge on other people if they don't ask. I think sometimes it works but on some areas of life it doesn't work so well. Like when you're actually supposed to share your ideas in your workplace or in your studies.

[@babakazizi3147]

extremely good videos

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment Babak Azizi!

[@natalieper4887]

Altough finnish people describe themselves like quiet and a little shy I think that in a good conversation could be a very friendly people, I hope to make a finnish friend once in my life! grettings from México! :D :D

[@AleksiHimself]

Yes once you manage to break the ice and start bonding, it will be great!

[@jamesbernadette6216]

Good luck in finding that one Finnish friend! :) Just prepare to be the one initiating and break the ice :D Finns are not known to be the most extroverted people x)

[@danu5992]

The video is very impressive and I can see the hard work.Good job for "breaking the ice" and asking other finns about their wonderful country and dude...you have 0 dislikes...are you a hacker or it's just good content? :D

[@AleksiHimself]

It's actually not that hard. Of course I get rejected as well but quite many want to share their thoughts. I guess my content is just good. :P

[@emilyweaver625]

I wish I could get to Finland. This really sounds like my kind of place!

[@AleksiHimself]

Make it happen!

[@timetoknow3252]

I love to see this video. Really honest. You give me feedback to my last comment . Sometimes, Silence is gold than talking use less •

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment Mos!

[@leopartanen9431]

At some point in this video, the Finns chanced the subject from steretypes to the truth and the tone changed to the honest tone :D

[@AleksiHimself]

How did you spot that? At which part for example?

[@leopartanen9431]

Aleksi Himself - Videos about Finland Maybe after the second question when questions focus in their opinions

[@istvanmunkahely1723]

i love how Finnish sounds. Love from your distance cousin in Hungary

[@eightcelticnations3640]

Happy Birthday Finland!!!! I love Finnish people and their country! Would love to reincarnate as a Finnish person! Love to all from the USA!

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment Nine Continents!

[@eightcelticnations3640]

No problem man! Keep up the great work! :)

[@naturalmedicinewriting5208]

Street interviews are the best for learning languages

[@AleksiHimself]

Good stuff! 😃👌

[@UNIQUE-MUSIC88]

Hei Aleksi Could you recommend the best dictionary or translator for Finnish-English?

[@leec1441]

Wow I look like you’ll. My nose and lips are so similar. Love that. The only difference is I talk a lot. Would adore visiting here. Trust and honesty are very important.

[@Artehenis]

I can honestly say that, coming from a Northern part of the USA, Helsinki reminded me of my home. I don't understand the stereotype that Finns are not social. I was travelling from Vantaa to Helsingin rautatieasema and had no idea what to do. I asked a random person if he spoke English, in Finnish, and he invited me to sit with him and walked with me nearly the entire journey to the bar. There, three people invited me to party with them the rest of the night. Then I shared a cab back to Vantaa with three more people, saving me about 20€ in cab fair. The cab driver didn't speak English, but I could ask him how much I had to pay, and understood the amount he said. The cab ride only was 25€, but I gave him 35€ (which he tried to turn down). Moral of the story? If you learn enough Finnish to ask people if they can speak your language, Finns understand and will help you. If you ask in English, they probably won't because you didn't attempt to even learn any of their language before going there.

[@tiawol9310]

Oh no, we will try to help no matter if you ask i english or in finnish. :) Almost everyone can speak english quite fluently here, since we all learn it in school for at least 6-7 years (since we are 9 years old), and for 10 years if you go to high school. Also, it's part of a Finnish mindset that you help if someone is in need of help. It's common to think that you just don't leave people in trouble. It's actually in the law too, that if you see someone in a dangerous situation (like life-threatning or smth) and you don't do anything, you can be sued for it if someone saw that. Anyhow, just trying to say that most finns would be ashamed to leave someone in trouble if they come to ask you for help. We might not always approach strangers to offer help ourselves, but if someone comes asking for it, we almost always do our best. Of course there are exceptions too, but as a general rule I'd say that.

[@jazzysugar3777]

What is this thing with those brightly colored trousers?! I've seen many young people go out in those when I was in Helsinki in August. Is it a fashion thing?

[@Youlubucki]

It's part of university culture

[@jazzysugar3777]

Jarkko Ylöstalo and means what?

[@AleksiHimself]

You should watch my Finnish university life video. The overalls are a student party clothing.

[@LadySialeeds]

Soon i'm gonna visit Finland to see my Finnish friend. As a Greek person i must admit that i love smiling to people and chat with locals in every country that i visit. I guess it wil be awkward if i talk to Finnish people out of the blue :D

[@AleksiHimself]

It's not as awkward as you think. You just need go talk to them first.

[@audinos1840]

Sounds like paradise.

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment Audinos!

[@lcampbell9837]

It's funny I am not Finnish, yet I have been told by Finnish people I look Finnish. Then I delve into their personalities on such sites, and I too don't like small talk. I understand now, why people do it, but I guess because of my background I wasn't encouraged to ask questions or talk, so when I did start talking more I just wanted to talk about serious subjects like religion and politics because I wanted to understand how the world worked. I'm still learning re. the latter.

[@frkenmina240]

Somehow, when ome of the ladies said beer belly, thought about danish people😅 i feel this is true for my country as well😆

[@AleksiHimself]

Hello Mina! Again this seems to be the common Nordic culture. :P

[@frkenmina240]

Aleksi Himself - Videos about Finland but, still its funny to watch and see😆

[@Agriking]

I agree with the one guy, Finns are friendly people.

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks King!

[@loolya3]

One of my true dreams is to break out of the hell hole im in to live in finland have work their and serve the finnish people and respect them to my last breath i already greatly respect finnish people finnish memes aside , and before you say sure finland has its own share of bad people im not saying that their isnt a bad finnish person out their , but the great thing about finnish people is that they have alot of love and respect and honor towards each other that makes these sort of bad things barely visible about them they managed to keep the bad things about them contained just like the japanese the 1st thing that comes to mind 95% of the time are positive thoughts LONG LIVE SUOMI

[@zoperxplex]

Never met a Finn. Met a couple of Swedes though. They seem like nice people.

[@hannamcmahon5224]

🇫🇮

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment Hanna McMahon!

[@thereddrumsarerunning8689]

Just found out that I'm about 9.6% Finnish, besides my Incan, Mayan and Aztec bloodline!

[@AleksiHimself]

Good stuff!

[@diliu6298]

I fall in love with Finnish culture now.

[@AleksiHimself]

Nice!

[@maxb9315]

Anyone interested in Finnish national character might enjoy the book The Honest Tribe: Travels in Finland.

[@be_ljsingersongwriter7517]

Silence is golden!!Say what you have to say,and, leave out the bs,too much of it going around.Moi Moi

[@thepathfinder7230]

It is funny that the two seated blokes always look at each other before giving their views. They are speaking about each other I believe.

[@AleksiHimself]

Could be!

[@12chachachannel]

Man Finns are just awesome..

[@AleksiHimself]

Good stuff! 😃🙌

[@anypercentdeathless]

Seemingly the opposite of Chinese people. (Currently working in Beijing.)

[@abuansari8304]

Please go live Streaming. Helsinki beach

[@barebarekun161]

So they're my kind of people,I'm just in born in a wrong country.

[@AleksiHimself]

Good that you found the connection. 👌

[@ButterFly-zh8ho]

I am a typical Finnish living in France, I took a lot of time to sit near the people on the bus, I see that now it is the French who does not sit near another user, it make me laugh I find french people more shy than finnish people, about nudity and intimity.

[@quackquack7595]

I think i am Finnish xd although i am Mediterranian, i don't help people if they don't ask me for help. I don't drink alcohol tho xd Btw i have questions for you. What is the possibility that Finns are connected to Altai Mountains people which we consider them as Turks. Can it be? Are you the origin Scandinavians? If you are does this make the whole Europe as a continuation of ppl of Altai mountains?

[@AleksiHimself]

Finns do help if asked. ;) I don't know that is a very detailed question.

[@quackquack7595]

Aleksi Himself - Videos about Finland Thank you for your answer. I was curious because weirdly i am attached to ancestry.com or 23andme.com videos and i discovered this connection. Your language doesn't fit in the area i know that and there was the other Turkish guy that you took videos together and you were like "This sounds like Finnish." Although our language got mixed a lot, we still use some words from earlier Turkish like "ben" means "I" and it is "men" in other Turkic countries. Maybe the reason is i am trying to understand my ethnicity since it's quite complexed. I feel like i am in an search of smth. Thanks again btw :) good days :)

[@AleksiHimself]

Turkish indeed sounds a bit like Finnish. I think the pronunciation is somewhat similar.

[@quackquack7595]

Aleksi Himself - Videos about Finland i mean, Turkish is a language that you can learn through speaking not writing. By saying that, i know every language is learned by speaking but what i am saying is not like that. I mean in Turkish writing has no importance and if you want to become an expert on Turkic languages you should look at the way it sounds, pronounciates, not the way that you write. Like i can understand the Turkish that Azerbaijani Turks and Balkan Turks are talking, Azerbaijani Turks can understand Turkey and Turkmenistan, Turkmenistan can understand Ozbeks and Azerbaijan... This goes like this until the East Turkistan in China which you may know them as Uyghurs. I think we can apply the same thing to you also. Btw www.alfabesi.com/orhun-alfabesi/ this is the alphabet that earlier Turks used. Gokturks. If you are interested in you can check for Orkhun Ruins. :)

[@dentistlinguist6569]

We are all relatives, it depends on how far back in time you go. But Finnish and Turkish? Then you have to go really far back in time. I'm not an expert but my best guess is 30000 years.

[@michaelann9024]

Finns should know that Finland is world known as one of the best country in world.

[@AleksiHimself]

Yep!

[@game1mail324]

I got a feeling that they're talking about me...lol 😂

[@AleksiHimself]

Really? Why 😂

[@fanosranj4808]

Kyllä suomalaiset puhu hyvin englantia hyvä suomi💪

[@AleksiHimself]

Totta mooses puhuu!

[@molotovinkoktail6742]

Finnish Sisu shows extremely well in today's military service all the way from the permanent staff. Where every third conscript uses the Swedish snus/nicotine products

[@AleksiHimself]

Good stuff! 😃🙌

[@iidanen700]

Just give a finn some beer, he will be your best friend after a few of them

[@AleksiHimself]

The most fundamental rule of meeting Finns! :P

[@maksymfrantsuzov1338]

Iidanen how about vodka?

[@torillatavataan6862]

1:52 ironia...

[@AleksiHimself]

Hyvä nick sulla!

[@oyaoya7139]

So i have Finnish attitudes

[@AleksiHimself]

Good stuff!

[@izabellaSands]

I'm from Finland and getting married soon with my beloved Brendan Mcgrath he's a musician and a Vampire. He lives In Dublin ireland. He can fly anywhere In the world whenever he wants. He proposed To me. Only 4 days i met him. I'm so happy. Now. And i love him for Who he is. Moving To Dublin ireland soon. EN OLE SUOMALAINEN OON ASUNUT VÄÄRÄSSÄ MAASSA KOKO IKÄNI EN KUULU SUOMEEN. EN OLE JUNTTI SUOMALAISET ON JUNTTEJA HUONOSTI PUKEUTUNEITA. KATEELLISIA NEGATIIVISIA EN TAJUA SITÄ.

[@izabellaSands]

Ei edes vampyyrejä Suomessa. Ei yhtäkään minä tiedän miten tullaan vampyyriksi oikeassa elämässä. Miten voitetaan lotossa.. Miten tullaan yliluonnollisen kauniiksi. Miten saadaan kaikki mitä halutaan.. Miksi suomalaiset ajattelevat mitä MUUT AJATTELEE NIISTÄ? EN YMMÄRRÄ MIKSI.. MIKSI NE ON NIIN JUNTTEJA? HUONOSTI PUKEUTUVIA? EI MILLÄÄN PAHALLA TIETENKÄÄN JA PUHUN PALJON. ITSE IHAN LIIKAA EN OLE HILJAINEN.. OMITUINEN HÖPÖTTÄJÄ....SUOMALAISET TARVITSISI AT STYLISTIN.. PITÄVÄT URHEILUVAATTEITA KAUPUNGILLA? YÖKS!! MITÄÄN SANOMATTOMAN JA HARMAAN NÄKÖISIÄ.. TOISIN KUIN MINÄ...

[@diamondsarenotforever8542]

@@izabellaSands do you love yourself?

[@SSDDssed]

Sounds like you have some mental problems

[@MrJuulia01]

"Everyone likes to drink" En mä juo. Ei ny suomes asiat toimi nii hyvi, menee vaa huonompaa suuntaa, mut joo liikaa täydellisyyttä haetaan.

[@AleksiHimself]

Totta pitäis olla hereillä ettei asiat pääse lipsumaan.

[@thedudefromrobloxx]

Parannettavan varaa ous mut verrattuna moniin muihin maihin suomessa toimii asiat tosi hyvin

[@diamondsarenotforever8542]

Suomi on rankattu yhdeksi parhaimmaksi maaksi.

[@oskarcotte2358]

Finnish people are 100% opposite of greek people hahah Sounds so nice there I wish it wasn't so cold though

[@AleksiHimself]

Good stuff! 😃🙌

[@viviproosa2063]

Not these finns being all so negative lmao as a finn CANT say we are like this all. Most people ik are definetally extroverted, obviously most old people are kinda boring and quiet

[@andersonsantucci9325]

I love this people they are so sexy,and quiet like us brazilians hahaha

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment Anderson Santucci!

[@andersonsantucci9325]

@@AleksiHimself kiitos

[@zoperxplex]

Because the world is dying to know?

[@heyLORDitsme]

I'm at a Finnish airport right now and not one person has spoken to me lmao. I'm American so I thought it was strange. Hence why I'm here.

[@AleksiHimself]

Haha good stuff!

[@mexicanbeautyqueen7988]

Are finish part Asian?

[@inspiredbynatureinspiredby5586]

No

[@hdhdthepluss8962]

If so they still very white

[@paskasaatana6298]

No?

[@sternwulfvondrakenwhyk4100]

Finns sound a lot like New Englanders.

[@AleksiHimself]

In what way?

[@rilluma]

pop that zit

[@AleksiHimself]

Already done.

[@daydreams8439]

Lmao

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment MelanieMartinezfan!

[@aaronando1218]

massive click bait thumbnail youve earned your second thumbs down on this video.

[@AleksiHimself]

Thanks for the comment and thumbs down Aaron Ando!

[@aaronando1218]

@@AleksiHimself Why? For pointing out your clickbait?