Kiitos, mukavaa että tykkäät! Puhekieli on hyvä aihe. Luulen, että teen myöhemmin videoita myös puhekielestä. Ensin minun pitää kuitenkin saada valmiiksi nämä kielioppivideot.
How much it takes to be fluent in finnish ? I have been styding for three weeks and it seems very difficult and on top of that there is not many sources to learn kiitos opetaja i try to translate and that works good
To be a part of Finnish society and being able to work, socialize and participate in hobbies, one year is realistic. You won't yet understand the intricacies or many deeper meanings of words and phrases, but you can use the language pretty independently. Fluent level takes a few more years, because you have to understand deeper cultural connections, literature and also a bit more grammar than before. To achieve any of it though, you need to submerge yourself in the language. Read it, speak it, write it and actively learn it everyday. Change your phone's language to finnish, your operating system to finnish, socialize with any Finnish contacts you have and do it in Finnish. When someone talks to you in English, answer back in Finnish. Don't care about mistakes, just say something that communicates your idea. If you feel that there's something you don't know how to say, actively seek a solution, write it on a paper and put it on your fridge door until you remember it. And get a teacher! Hyvää jatkoa!
@@opejori7610 Is there a reason why it's in Finnish if you can speak English? I can't use it as I am a beginner, to me this makes no sense. If I could understand these videos in Finnish, I wouldn't be needing to watch them... As a result I only watch 2 people on here.
@@ranoutofeyeballs Good question. These videos aren't really meant to be a one-stop-shop for Finnish, you need to be studying the language through other avenues also to really benefit from them. They are made primarily for my own students who all study in Finnish, I just like to share them to everyone through youtube. I don't use a support language because most of my students don't have any other common language than Finnish. I might start a community project to make translated subtitles to the videos, but right now I don't have enough free time to supervise it.
Aine on vähän sama kuin substanssi. Kemikaalit ja fyysiset materiaalit ovat aineita. Ainesana on siis yleensä substanssin, kemikaalin tai materiaalin nimi: vesi, kahvi, hiekka, lumi, mehu, tee, kaakao, happi, hiilidioksidi...
1) ssa/ssä ja lla/llä -muodoilla on tosi monta kontekstia. Maat ja kaupungit on vain yksi konteksti. Konteksteja on esimerkiksi missä ihminen on, missä tavara on, millä ajoneuvolla ihminen matkustaa, millä instrumentilla ihminen tekee jotain. Tosi paljon tilanteita. 2) Kaupunki on yleensä aina ssa/ssä (Helsingissä, Turussa). Joskus loppu on lla/llä (Imatralla, Tampereella). Logiikkaa ei ole :)
There is a general rule that if the name comes from river, lake etc. then one uses an outer case as one would otherwise be rather wet. Imatra meant originally just the rapids so the town was founded near it hence the outer case. Same for Vantaa which was created in 1972, before it was known as Helsingin maalaiskunta. However, this is not some absolute rule. When one goes to small places even native Finns might not know which to use. It is the people living there whose way is the right one. Surprisingly similar names can use different cases: Alistarolla but Ylistarossa. In some foreign names either one can be used: Madagasgarissa or Madagasgarilla. The former refers to the country, the latter to the island.
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Kiitos paljon todella hyödyllinen video .
Olispa video jossa sen avulla voimme oppia puhekieltä
Ja kiitos teilta kaikesta
Kiitos, mukavaa että tykkäät! Puhekieli on hyvä aihe. Luulen, että teen myöhemmin videoita myös puhekielestä. Ensin minun pitää kuitenkin saada valmiiksi nämä kielioppivideot.
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Moi Jori, sinä tosi hyvää opettaja. Kiitoksia.
Kiitos teille,sen takia on tosi hyödöllinen vidiosta.
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Kiitos kiitos paljon sinulle ,👍🌹👍🌹🌷👍
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Kiitoksia paljon.
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Itfaddalii!
@@opejori7610 شكرا
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Thanks so much for video
Hyvaä 👍🏻👏🏻
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hyvää
Tarvitsen opia abjektivi🙏
Kiitoksia.
Hei. Minä haluvan lisä harjatelle
How much it takes to be fluent in finnish ? I have been styding for three weeks and it seems very difficult and on top of that there is not many sources to learn kiitos opetaja i try to translate and that works good
To be a part of Finnish society and being able to work, socialize and participate in hobbies, one year is realistic. You won't yet understand the intricacies or many deeper meanings of words and phrases, but you can use the language pretty independently.
Fluent level takes a few more years, because you have to understand deeper cultural connections, literature and also a bit more grammar than before.
To achieve any of it though, you need to submerge yourself in the language. Read it, speak it, write it and actively learn it everyday. Change your phone's language to finnish, your operating system to finnish, socialize with any Finnish contacts you have and do it in Finnish. When someone talks to you in English, answer back in Finnish. Don't care about mistakes, just say something that communicates your idea. If you feel that there's something you don't know how to say, actively seek a solution, write it on a paper and put it on your fridge door until you remember it. And get a teacher!
Hyvää jatkoa!
@@opejori7610 Is there a reason why it's in Finnish if you can speak English? I can't use it as I am a beginner, to me this makes no sense. If I could understand these videos in Finnish, I wouldn't be needing to watch them... As a result I only watch 2 people on here.
@@ranoutofeyeballs Good question. These videos aren't really meant to be a one-stop-shop for Finnish, you need to be studying the language through other avenues also to really benefit from them. They are made primarily for my own students who all study in Finnish, I just like to share them to everyone through youtube. I don't use a support language because most of my students don't have any other common language than Finnish.
I might start a community project to make translated subtitles to the videos, but right now I don't have enough free time to supervise it.
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Jatketaan edeenpäin! - is that what has been said at the end of the video (~11:30)?
Kyllä, "Jatketaan eteenpäin"
Kiitos ope mutta haluan tietää että mikä ainesana ?
Aine on vähän sama kuin substanssi. Kemikaalit ja fyysiset materiaalit ovat aineita. Ainesana on siis yleensä substanssin, kemikaalin tai materiaalin nimi: vesi, kahvi, hiekka, lumi, mehu, tee, kaakao, happi, hiilidioksidi...
Anteeksi minä vieläkään en ymmärrä. Milloin voin käytää ssä/saa, llä/lla ? Mitä eroa Helsingissä ja Imatralla.. kiitos 🙃🙃
1) ssa/ssä ja lla/llä -muodoilla on tosi monta kontekstia. Maat ja kaupungit on vain yksi konteksti. Konteksteja on esimerkiksi missä ihminen on, missä tavara on, millä ajoneuvolla ihminen matkustaa, millä instrumentilla ihminen tekee jotain. Tosi paljon tilanteita.
2) Kaupunki on yleensä aina ssa/ssä (Helsingissä, Turussa). Joskus loppu on lla/llä (Imatralla, Tampereella). Logiikkaa ei ole :)
There is a general rule that if the name comes from river, lake etc. then one uses an outer case as one would otherwise be rather wet. Imatra meant originally just the rapids so the town was founded near it hence the outer case. Same for Vantaa which was created in 1972, before it was known as Helsingin maalaiskunta. However, this is not some absolute rule. When one goes to small places even native Finns might not know which to use. It is the people living there whose way is the right one. Surprisingly similar names can use different cases: Alistarolla but Ylistarossa.
In some foreign names either one can be used: Madagasgarissa or Madagasgarilla. The former refers to the country, the latter to the island.
Pidän tästă videosta.
moi missä sinä asut veli
Mikä ero on minun autoni ja minulla on auto?
Englanniksi:
minun autoni = my car
minulla on auto = I have a car
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