I love how you pronounce the Finnish words very slowly. It helps a lot to figure out the correct pronunciation and spelling of the word even if I am not looking at the video. Your videos are really appreciated
She has an extremely clear diction in both English and Finnish. I am listening to her at 1.5 speed and I can get all she says, both in English and Finnish.
I really hope there's no mistakes in this, I spent all day editing this so my brain got a little woozy towards the end xD I've never asked this before, but if you could spare a thumbs up for this video it would be really nice since I don't think I've ever spent this much time researching + filming + editing for a video on this channel before ^-^ EDIT: Ok watching this back I noticed a few typos, but nothing major that takes away from the content. Just a few silly mistakes SORRY
A phenomenal job you've done! I was formerly a Spanish teacher with a little bit of French as well, and in graduate school I took both courses in the history of the Spanish/French language. The two languages of course descended from the Latin or "Vulgar" Latin, and I can remember the "k,p,t ...(?)" phenomenon. Finnish belongs to the Uralic language or Finno-Ugric which is a far cry from the Indo-european languages which also includes (Vulgar) Latin > Spanish, French, etc. Last year was my first experience in Suomi and I got interested in the Finnish language. As soon as the COVID virus is contained, hopefully I'll make another trip in the near future...we'll see! But in the meantime, keep up the awesome job in your videos "Katchat" 😀
I discovered your channel a few days ago and I can’t stop watching 😱. I already have written all your lessons on my notebook so I’m learning a lot. Also, I'm listening to finnish music to familiarize myself with the pronunciation. Kiitos paljon! Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷
I decided it is time for me to go all-in on learning Finnish. After finishing the Duolingo course, I found your channel. So with your eight+ years of providing these videos, I started with the oldest three days ago and I’m working my way forward. This is the hardest one yet 😂 Thank you for making it easier to understand and learn ❤ Only some 300+ videos to go 😂 Keep up the amazing work!!!
Hi Kat, I just reached the end of the Duolingo Finnish content (currently at least), so I'm digging to your catalogue of videos and these ones on cases were my first stop. Thanks so much, you make it so clear.
It is so helpful to watch the difference in how you shape the sounds in English and in Finnish, your enunciation in both languages is very clear and quite distinct. For example, when you place a Finnish word in the middle of a sentence in English, you automatically change the way your mouth produces the sounds and it naturally switches back and forth as you move from one language to the other. It really helps those of us new to Finnish hear the difference in how the “same” sound is still pronounced differently in these two languages. Like “hey” vs “hei”. They seem mostly the same but the tones and emphasis make them sound different. I would love to see a discussion about the difference in where you feel like your voice “comes from” in Finnish vs English since you have such natural tones in both. Kiitos paljon!
For sure, Kat, all your work on this complex part of the language has enabled me to get a handle on making plural forms. Good example words, step-by-step instructions. A la Kat!
Hi Kat! I recently started taking up Finnish (mainly because my fascination with Uralic languages came out of nowhere; it just said 'hey, here I am,' a band I'm getting into as an up and coming musician is from Finland, and I heard Tolkien was influenced by Finnish)! From the very little I already understand from another UA-camr's video, Finnish is actually a genius language (in my opinion). This helps tremendously though because you dive deep into the workings of the language, whereas the other person had a basic introductory video! These lessons will be kept in mind so that when I'm confident enough to begin reading Finnish text (albeit with a dictionary in hand lol), I can identify and understand the changes more easily. On top of all this, from the little Finnish I've read and heard, it's incredibly beautiful to read and listen to! Kiitos x1000!! 🇫🇮🤍🇨🇦
I became fascinated with Finnish too! After watching Deadwind on Netflix I found that I loved listening to the language so much so that I did a deep dive into the language and the country. I absolutely love the culture of Finland and I feel more motivated to learn a new language more than ever. I can totally relate to this newfound interest lol
Thanks a lot for this video! It's rare to find resources between "nothing about the exceptions" and "every exception ever", and you found the sweet spot 🙂 I hope that other videos about cases will come!
"I've been learning Finnish with Katchat, and it's been a great experience! Katchat explains everything clearly, is patient, and always encourages me to practice. My Finnish skills have improved a lot, and I feel more confident. Highly recommend Katchat to anyone learning Finnish!"
I have YKI test today and while getting ready for it, I just wanted to hear finnish lessons in the background. I found your videos and now I am in love them. Subscribed instantly, liked. Thank you for the hard work.❤
hopefully, you'll do all 14 cases like this, with plural form. it's very clear and helpful ♥️♥️ thank you! usually, I'm not really into studying by videos, but yours are exception. you're so cute and lovely, and the way you explain every little detail, and pronounce words slowly 🌻☀️
You're so good at teaching. I need to watch more of your videos because lately I've been feeling overwhelmed, I can't catch up on our lessons. So, I need to go back to basics. Kiitos paljon Kat!
Kiitos paljon kaunis opettaja! ❤😊 Mä kirjoitan kaikille sanoit, haha sorry if its wrong😅 still learning how to construct a sentence in a right way😊 Your videos really helped me a lot and I love learning finnish with you opettaja kat, koskea you make learning finnish easy😃😊 Greetings from Philippines🇵🇭
I am relearning things that I had in Finnish class. They explained everything in Finnish so it was hard to get things. Your channel helps a lot......kiitos paljon kanavallesi!
With these two last entertaining grammar videos on the cases you have opened a new door in the fabulous magical universe of the KatChat language education system in Finnish! So time to proudly kick off your shoes lean back and have a salmiakki or two! :-) Kiitos paljon! from one of your German students
Thank you for making these videos. I couldn’t findxx videos where the finnish is explained in english. I’m taking a Finnish course in Finland but it’s a challenge since all is explained in Finnish. So I find you very helpful !
Thank you so much for your detailed description! (I've got to admit that I absolutely feel the same way about this 'let's just say what sounds best'-stuff, because I do the same in German as well) - Anyway, I think all these exceptions would have been really confusing, but thanks to your detailed description an explanation they do not even seem to be that hard to understand anymore.😊 THANK YOU!!!
that video was lovely and so honest, I did learn a lot but mostly I feel better after seeing how difficult has been explaining to you this topic because is a very difficult concept for me, thanks so much, I subscribed
Amazing video:) thanks so much it helped me a lot in my learning process. If you could do more videos on Finnish grammar it would be amazing. Your way of explaining is really good. Thanks!
Wow, this makes me so happy to hear. Thank you so much for your lovely comment and kiitos paljon! Onnea (good luck) with the rest of your Finnish course! :)
I have learned so much! I am going to buy a notebook just for all of this great information. Finnish is making more sense. You are helping me crack the Suomi code! Kiitos!
Thank you very much!It's a really helpful video. I have to be honest..I started saying "what! There's another rule again?! And another?! Oh no!another one!"...after the third rule 😂 but all in all, it's helps and will help wonders in my Finnish studies! So thanks for the effort put in this work and for breaking it down for all of us. Kiitos paljon!
wow, this video is really helpful and understandable for me who is a beginner in Finnish language. I really appreciate how the way you teach (time, effort, editing, etc) kiitos paljon if it is right?? :)
Hi! Thank you so much maam for your finnish language videos. Im learning new everyday by watching your videos. I like how you pronounce words and explain every topics, that makes it so clear and can be easily understood. More power and God bless you!
you kinda made it too complex with the step-by-step explanation but it also makes everything pretty clear but maybe it's just me lol.. so i simplified that to "+t" "-nen -> -set" "kk -> k . k -> _ . pp -> p . p -> v . tt -> t . t -> d" "loan'd words with -i -> +t" "finn words with -i -> -et" "-e -> -et" "-si -> -det". so yeah, thanks a lot for the deep explanation! i happened to download some free finnish taught in russian books a few months ago and was learning it with those: one from 1997, another from early 2000th and both of them only mention something like "you just slap +t at the end to form a plular, but you should substitute -i at the end with an -e ONLY if the word consists of TWO syllables (for ex. nimi, pieni, suuri) and ONLY if that's a real Finnish word, not a loaned one. and there were also the rules of k-p-t. and thats LITERALLY IT. sometimes i think i'd learn the language more correctly with the youtube videos lol.. gonna be checking your channel for more info later on for sure, writing everything down meanwhile listening to you feels pretty good, thanks! uwu but yeah, have you heard about that "2-syllables with real finnish words" rule?
This series is great! I hope you continue making these videos! PS: I'm usually very picky about subscribing, but I subscribed after watching 3 videos...
Kiitos paljon!! Thanks so much for your videos and effort in explaining the Finnish language so well! I have been studying Finnish for around one year. It is very difficult. I hope you continue making more videos. They are very helpful!! Thanks again!!
Thank u so much, im trying to learn finnish since 2 month ago with one of only two finnish teachers on whole Buenos Aires, and i hope you can upload more videos from that's topics, it's really helpful. Terveisiä Argentiinasta!
I’m motivated! I really want to learn Finnish. You help me stay cheerful as the pit opens at my feet and what looked simple, add T just like add S, turns into a wild ride! Thanks for keeping me calm. I could do this when I was a child. I can do it again! Right!
I would love to visit Finland! Your a fantastic teacher and Gosh....🥰🥰🥰 Such a sweetheart! **melts into a puddle** I dated a Finnish girl once! She sadly was just visiting the city I was living in at the time and had to go back home... 😢
wow!!! pretty shocking 🤔 🤔 kiitos paljon Kat for explaining all of this in the most clarity possible ! (as well as for the upcoming video lessons as well! 😎 )
Do you think you will cover the rest of the plural case rules? There are still many I do not understand such as why kallis becomes kalliit while roskis become roskikset.
I love your videos. Do you do anything else on Finland, or have another channel? I'd love to see you talk about shopping, daily life, or restaurants, traveling around FInland, hotels, museums, ferries, weather stuff.
Thank you so much! :) I do have another channel, it's a bit more free-style and you're welcome to check it out if you wish: ua-cam.com/users/adamlsidney
The last time I was in Finland was 2006. Hard to think but I am 41 now. Your English is very good but you sound like you learned English from a nonAmerican. Are you going to school in Britain? Be safe, and stay in. I have a beagle too. Aloha from Maine. Your very helpful.
KatChats, thank you for this explanation, which made my Finnish learning easy. However, how do I differentiate between the old and new Finnish words that end in SI ta-vu? Olet paras opettaja ja sinulla on hyvät taidot.🥰
Hey! First of all thanks alot from your very nice and clear videos. My question is: When we change the word (Opettaja) to Plural, we write (Opettajat) or (Opetajat) (Tt=T)?
Those that end on an 'i' that changes into an 'e' have a sort of sub-split in partitiivi. Suuri - suurta - suuret, same as kieli - kielta, meri - mertä, nuori - nuorta, pieni - pientä, saari - saarta, etc. So the partitiivi adds -ta/tä. But nimi - nimeä - nimet, like järvi - järveä, onni, talvi, joki, mäki, etc. So the partitiivi adds just -a/ä. Opiskelen nyt suomea itse ja luen Suomen Mestari oppikirjaa. Sanatyypit selitetään kappaleessa 7 ja oppikirja sanoo "Jos soumalainen sana loppuu -i, et voi nähdä, mikä sanatyyppi se on. Sinun täytyy muistaa, mikä sanatyyppi se on". Sinä sanot videossa että ... it has to do with whether ... sana on vanha tai uusi, mutta vanhat sanat verkkosivustossa loppuvat molemmat -a/ä ja -ta/tä. So it seems the old/new approach isn't applicable in partitiivi. I know it's not exactly the topic of the video but it's still a thing that comes up as partitiivi is everywhere. Up till now everything's been rules, rules, rules. So when the book told me I gotta learn them and remember them, I thought "ooh, no, not like in German!" :D Kiitos videosta!
I love how you pronounce the Finnish words very slowly. It helps a lot to figure out the correct pronunciation and spelling of the word even if I am not looking at the video. Your videos are really appreciated
I'm so glad to hear this, I'll consciously try and make sure I keep doing it :)
She has an extremely clear diction in both English and Finnish. I am listening to her at 1.5 speed and I can get all she says, both in English and Finnish.
I really hope there's no mistakes in this, I spent all day editing this so my brain got a little woozy towards the end xD I've never asked this before, but if you could spare a thumbs up for this video it would be really nice since I don't think I've ever spent this much time researching + filming + editing for a video on this channel before ^-^
EDIT: Ok watching this back I noticed a few typos, but nothing major that takes away from the content. Just a few silly mistakes SORRY
I really appreciate your work and send another big THANK YOU. Have a lovely day :)
A phenomenal job you've done! I was formerly a Spanish teacher with a little bit of French as well, and in graduate school I took both courses in the history of the Spanish/French language. The two languages of course descended from the Latin or "Vulgar" Latin, and I can remember the "k,p,t ...(?)" phenomenon. Finnish belongs to the Uralic language or Finno-Ugric which is a far cry from the Indo-european languages which also includes (Vulgar) Latin > Spanish, French, etc. Last year was my first experience in Suomi and I got interested in the Finnish language. As soon as the COVID virus is contained, hopefully I'll make another trip in the near future...we'll see! But in the meantime, keep up the awesome job in your videos "Katchat" 😀
Hi! I just wanted to say huge thank you and i think that noppa is dice not die haha. Maybe it's just a mistake :)
@@oxygen113 die is actually singular for dice in English 😃
Thanks for making the effort to do this. Guess you had some spare time with lockdown, so good luck for learners.
I am learning finnish for just more than 2 weeks, yet I am achieving good progress by watching your videos, Kat. Kiitos palijon.
That’s amazing! :D
You are a FANTASTIC teacher! Sinä olet oikein hyvä opettaja! Kiitos paljon!!!🥇
Kiitos!
I discovered your channel a few days ago and I can’t stop watching 😱. I already have written all your lessons on my notebook so I’m learning a lot. Also, I'm listening to finnish music to familiarize myself with the pronunciation. Kiitos paljon! Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷
Oh WOW that's amazing! Welcome to my channel :D And best of luck on your Finnish language journey, all the best to you in Argentina! :)
this may be four years ago. yet still the best teacher , u just earned a like and a subscription.
Thank you so much :)
I decided it is time for me to go all-in on learning Finnish. After finishing the Duolingo course, I found your channel. So with your eight+ years of providing these videos, I started with the oldest three days ago and I’m working my way forward. This is the hardest one yet 😂
Thank you for making it easier to understand and learn ❤
Only some 300+ videos to go 😂
Keep up the amazing work!!!
Good luck with your Finnish journey and thank you so much for the super lovely comment! :) You can do it!!
Hi Kat, I just reached the end of the Duolingo Finnish content (currently at least), so I'm digging to your catalogue of videos and these ones on cases were my first stop. Thanks so much, you make it so clear.
Kiitos paljon!! You're the best Finnish teacher ever 🫶🫶
Best teaching method I ever came across....very good job
It is so helpful to watch the difference in how you shape the sounds in English and in Finnish, your enunciation in both languages is very clear and quite distinct. For example, when you place a Finnish word in the middle of a sentence in English, you automatically change the way your mouth produces the sounds and it naturally switches back and forth as you move from one language to the other. It really helps those of us new to Finnish hear the difference in how the “same” sound is still pronounced differently in these two languages. Like “hey” vs “hei”. They seem mostly the same but the tones and emphasis make them sound different. I would love to see a discussion about the difference in where you feel like your voice “comes from” in Finnish vs English since you have such natural tones in both. Kiitos paljon!
After looking at your videos, Finnish is not really all that difficult as I thought it was. What a beautiful language to learn.
Thank you! 😃
I got more Finnish grammar explanation from this video than my entire year or more, give or take, of Finnish self study lol. Thank you!!
I really enjoyed the video Katya 👏 the examples and the pronunciations really help, I appreciate all your efforts! Finnish grammar is no joke 🤪
Thank you so much seriously! I always appreciate your kind and encouraging comments, kiitos paljon ^-^
I cannot express enough how much i love ur vids and how useful they are to my study process 🤟🏻🖤
Awww thank you so much, I'm honestly so happy to hear that. Kiitos paljon seriously!!
For sure, Kat, all your work on this complex part of the language has enabled me to get a handle on making plural forms. Good example words, step-by-step instructions. A la Kat!
Hi Kat! I recently started taking up Finnish (mainly because my fascination with Uralic languages came out of nowhere; it just said 'hey, here I am,' a band I'm getting into as an up and coming musician is from Finland, and I heard Tolkien was influenced by Finnish)! From the very little I already understand from another UA-camr's video, Finnish is actually a genius language (in my opinion). This helps tremendously though because you dive deep into the workings of the language, whereas the other person had a basic introductory video! These lessons will be kept in mind so that when I'm confident enough to begin reading Finnish text (albeit with a dictionary in hand lol), I can identify and understand the changes more easily. On top of all this, from the little Finnish I've read and heard, it's incredibly beautiful to read and listen to! Kiitos x1000!! 🇫🇮🤍🇨🇦
I became fascinated with Finnish too! After watching Deadwind on Netflix I found that I loved listening to the language so much so that I did a deep dive into the language and the country. I absolutely love the culture of Finland and I feel more motivated to learn a new language more than ever. I can totally relate to this newfound interest lol
Thanks a lot for this video! It's rare to find resources between "nothing about the exceptions" and "every exception ever", and you found the sweet spot 🙂
I hope that other videos about cases will come!
just started learning from the ground up and stumbled upon your videos. tyvm this is just about the best resource i could have found
"I've been learning Finnish with Katchat, and it's been a great experience! Katchat explains everything clearly, is patient, and always encourages me to practice. My Finnish skills have improved a lot, and I feel more confident. Highly recommend Katchat to anyone learning Finnish!"
7:37 In English, Blue and Blues are very different words
I have YKI test today and while getting ready for it, I just wanted to hear finnish lessons in the background. I found your videos and now I am in love them. Subscribed instantly, liked. Thank you for the hard work.❤
Aww, thank you so much! Wishing you the best for your YKI test! Hope you do well! ✨
@@KatChatsFinnish just so you know, luulen että koe meni hyvvin :)
@@Nepalibc Loistavaa!
hopefully, you'll do all 14 cases like this, with plural form. it's very clear and helpful ♥️♥️ thank you! usually, I'm not really into studying by videos, but yours are exception. you're so cute and lovely, and the way you explain every little detail, and pronounce words slowly 🌻☀️
That's the plan! Thank you so much, your comment is so sweet seriously. I'm so glad you are enjoying my videos and make an exception for them ^-^
You're so good at teaching. I need to watch more of your videos because lately I've been feeling overwhelmed, I can't catch up on our lessons. So, I need to go back to basics. Kiitos paljon Kat!
you are incredible on teaching!! just the way I like. I couldn't understand why you stopped posting
Kiitos paljon kaunis opettaja! ❤😊 Mä kirjoitan kaikille sanoit, haha sorry if its wrong😅 still learning how to construct a sentence in a right way😊 Your videos really helped me a lot and I love learning finnish with you opettaja kat, koskea you make learning finnish easy😃😊 Greetings from Philippines🇵🇭
Such a sweet message! Kiitos paljon and good luck with your studies!! ☺️
I am relearning things that I had in Finnish class. They explained everything in Finnish so it was hard to get things. Your channel helps a lot......kiitos paljon kanavallesi!
Thank you so much! :D
With these two last entertaining grammar videos on the cases you have opened a new door in the fabulous magical universe of the KatChat language education system in Finnish!
So time to proudly kick off your shoes lean back and have a salmiakki or two! :-)
Kiitos paljon!
from one of your German students
Hahahah I love your comment! Thank you so much (and for putting a smile on my face). Kiitos!
Thank you for making these videos. I couldn’t findxx videos where the finnish is explained in english. I’m taking a Finnish course in Finland but it’s a challenge since all is explained in Finnish. So I find you very helpful !
I love that you take your time to answer most people's comments, not many UA-camrs do that
I try my best :)
Thank you so much for your detailed description! (I've got to admit that I absolutely feel the same way about this 'let's just say what sounds best'-stuff, because I do the same in German as well) - Anyway, I think all these exceptions would have been really confusing, but thanks to your detailed description an explanation they do not even seem to be that hard to understand anymore.😊 THANK YOU!!!
I totally agree! xD Aww I'm so glad you feel that way! Kiitos! :)
Kiitos paljon for making all these plural stuffs so clear and easily understandable！ Greetings from China.
This video helps me to understand more about kpt rule and how to make words into plural forms.Kiitos paljon!
Miss Kat, you are the best! I am learning a lot from you. I am looking forward to learn more finnish lessons from you.❤❤
that video was lovely and so honest, I did learn a lot but mostly I feel better after seeing how difficult has been explaining to you this topic because is a very difficult concept for me, thanks so much, I subscribed
Aw, this is such a kind and lovely comment. Kiitos tosi paljon! I'm so happy to hear that you found this video helpful! :D
Thank you so much Kat. You have no idea how much this helps. Truly appreciative.
So happy to hear! Thank you :)
Amazing video:) thanks so much it helped me a lot in my learning process. If you could do more videos on Finnish grammar it would be amazing. Your way of explaining is really good. Thanks!
Thank you so much for all the videos you’ve uploaded…it has made my finnish course so easy …you explain it so well ❤️
Wow, this makes me so happy to hear. Thank you so much for your lovely comment and kiitos paljon! Onnea (good luck) with the rest of your Finnish course! :)
I have learned so much! I am going to buy a notebook just for all of this great information. Finnish is making more sense. You are helping me crack the Suomi code! Kiitos!
I'm happy with your lessons so much!
I'm so happy to hear that, thank you!
This is awesome. The Finnish language is hard to know but your explanations are complete and useful. Thanks a lot.
I'm so glad to hear that honestly, thank you so much!!
Im slowly learning Finish Language,thank you so much for your effort to teach❤
Godbless you more
Thank you so much 😊
I've been following and watching all your videos.. I learned a lot coz you explain it well. Thank you..keep it up!
Thank you very much!It's a really helpful video. I have to be honest..I started saying "what! There's another rule again?! And another?! Oh no!another one!"...after the third rule 😂 but all in all, it's helps and will help wonders in my Finnish studies! So thanks for the effort put in this work and for breaking it down for all of us. Kiitos paljon!
wow, this video is really helpful and understandable for me who is a beginner in Finnish language. I really appreciate how the way you teach (time, effort, editing, etc) kiitos paljon if it is right?? :)
Glad it was helpful! I'm so glad to hear this and yes! Kiitos paljon is correct! :)
Hi! Thank you so much maam for your finnish language videos. Im learning new everyday by watching your videos. I like how you pronounce words and explain every topics, that makes it so clear and can be easily understood. More power and God bless you!
you kinda made it too complex with the step-by-step explanation but it also makes everything pretty clear but maybe it's just me lol.. so i simplified that to "+t" "-nen -> -set" "kk -> k . k -> _ . pp -> p . p -> v . tt -> t . t -> d" "loan'd words with -i -> +t" "finn words with -i -> -et" "-e -> -et" "-si -> -det". so yeah, thanks a lot for the deep explanation! i happened to download some free finnish taught in russian books a few months ago and was learning it with those: one from 1997, another from early 2000th and both of them only mention something like "you just slap +t at the end to form a plular, but you should substitute -i at the end with an -e ONLY if the word consists of TWO syllables (for ex. nimi, pieni, suuri) and ONLY if that's a real Finnish word, not a loaned one. and there were also the rules of k-p-t. and thats LITERALLY IT. sometimes i think i'd learn the language more correctly with the youtube videos lol.. gonna be checking your channel for more info later on for sure, writing everything down meanwhile listening to you feels pretty good, thanks! uwu but yeah, have you heard about that "2-syllables with real finnish words" rule?
This series is great! I hope you continue making these videos!
PS: I'm usually very picky about subscribing, but I subscribed after watching 3 videos...
Thank you so much, that means a lot to me. Let me know if you have any topics you’re interested in learning :)
Excellent! I would love to have you as my Finnish teacher. Thanks!
Thank you! 😃
The word you were looking for was syllabe i think for the KPT rule :)
You're right, thank you!! :D
syllable*
@@brazenserpent7 yes indeed, i wrote the french version of the word xD
Kiitos, you put an amazing effort in this video. God bless you
Kiitos paljon!! Thanks so much for your videos and effort in explaining the Finnish language so well! I have been studying Finnish for around one year. It is very difficult. I hope you continue making more videos. They are very helpful!! Thanks again!!
Happy to hear that! I'm so glad, thank you so much! :) Kiitos!!
these videos are a lifesaver, thank you!!!
Thank u so much, im trying to learn finnish since 2 month ago with one of only two finnish teachers on whole Buenos Aires, and i hope you can upload more videos from that's topics, it's really helpful. Terveisiä Argentiinasta!
Best of luck! I am planning on continuing this series soon :)
Olet mahtavaa! Kiitos. Vaikea kieli. Asun Minnesotassa USA.
Thankyou soooooooo much kat for your video. You are a very good and beautiful Finnish teacher.
Kiitos!
Thank you so much for your lessons, Kat! Greetings from Ukraine!
Kiitos tosi paljon! Thank you and terveisiä Ukrainaan!
Thank you very much for the effort :), you did cover a lot in this video and knowing these changes is great help in learning finnish.
You know, your explaination is amazing and makes finish easy and lovely ...thank you much from an afqan finish opiskelija in suomea.😍⚘⚘🌺🌺
Thank you very much, your explanation is really easy to understand:) Will you make videos for the other cases?
I’m motivated! I really want to learn Finnish. You help me stay cheerful as the pit opens at my feet and what looked simple, add T just like add S, turns into a wild ride! Thanks for keeping me calm. I could do this when I was a child. I can do it again! Right!
YAY!! I love your spirit!! One step at a time and it'll slowly make sense, you can do it! Onnea :D
Many thanks for the explanation. It's easily understandable for a beginner like me❤️
You explain this really well. Kittos! I believe Tavu translates to syllable in English.
Oh thank you!
I really loved this one, so resourceful! You put really great effort.Kiitos kovasti!❤❤
Aww thank you so much, I'm so happy to hear that!
Great video! Super helpful for getting a better understanding and confidence of this topic after studying it in a book! Kiitos Australiasta!
Your teaching is excellent! Thank you so much.
Kiitos!
Kiitos paljon. It was really helpful.
More power to you
I love watching your videos,its simple.very easy to understand..plus you're so beautiful..kiitos 😍
Kiitos paljon! :)
Excellent Kat... kiitos Paljon
I would love to visit Finland! Your a fantastic teacher and Gosh....🥰🥰🥰 Such a sweetheart! **melts into a puddle** I dated a Finnish girl once! She sadly was just visiting the city I was living in at the time and had to go back home... 😢
Thank you so much, hope you get the chance to visit someday! :)
Thank you 💗
Is very easy to teach from you because ,you are very talented on explaining the words .
Just want to say thanks for the awesome lesson. I've learned so much from just one video
Thank you so much for your videos, you explain all things really clearly and it help a lot!
I’m so glad to hear that! Kiitos paljon!
Wowwwwww great. kittos paljon opettaja❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
19 minute need a days to study :) thank you for your effort ❤
Thank you so much..been so confused about the ending syllables..this helps me a lot..kiitos paljon..
really appreciate it. thanks for explaining them in the most easiest way.
Glad to hear it! :)
Kiitos avusta! Sun videoita auttaa mua aika paljon ku mä yritän oppia suomea.
Ihana kuulla, kiitos kommentistasi! :)
This is what I have been looking for. Thank you very much
Wow girl!!! You make it really easy :) thanks!! Greetings from Mexico
So happy to hear! :)
Kuusi - kuudet when it is about number 6 but kuusi - kuuset when it is about the tree.
wow!!! pretty shocking 🤔 🤔
kiitos paljon Kat for explaining all of this in the most clarity possible !
(as well as for the upcoming video lessons as well! 😎 )
Isn't it xD And thank you so much for your comment, I really appreciate it. :)
Do you think you will cover the rest of the plural case rules? There are still many I do not understand such as why kallis becomes kalliit while roskis become roskikset.
I learn much from you! Kiitos paljon 😍
Kiitos :)
I love your videos. Do you do anything else on Finland, or have another channel? I'd love to see you talk about shopping, daily life, or restaurants, traveling around FInland, hotels, museums, ferries, weather stuff.
Thank you so much! :) I do have another channel, it's a bit more free-style and you're welcome to check it out if you wish: ua-cam.com/users/adamlsidney
Paljon kiitoksia paras opettaja 😍💚💓
An excellent video !! Please make a video of each case, it is great how you show the cases !!! You helped me a lot :)
Yep, hoping to continue the series!
@@KatChatsFinnish Kiitos paljon!!!!
kiva opettaja, todella hyvä oppitunti!
Kiitos paljon, kiva että tykkäsit! :)
I loved this video, can't wait for the next video about cases
Kiitos, probably next week 😄
Great video! You explain things sooo clearly. Kiitos! When do we use Plural Nominatiivi? Sorry if this is a loaded question!
Thank you for sharing this video..I learn from you..kiitos paljon…
Thank you! I’m glad to hear it :)
Great video! You are very engaging and easy to follow. Thanks :)
another great video lesson! kiittos
Thank you
This was very helpful. I bet you have a lot of free time on your hands. Remember to stay home and stay safe.
Thank you, you too! I'm actually doing a Master's degree so we still have our semester, but online. So still quite busy until summer vacation xD
The last time I was in Finland was 2006. Hard to think but I am 41 now. Your English is very good but you sound like you learned English from a nonAmerican. Are you going to school in Britain? Be safe, and stay in. I have a beagle too. Aloha from Maine. Your very helpful.
Thank you very much I swear when I watch your videos I learn A lot of things big thanks 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I'm so happy to hear that seriously, thank you so much!
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KatChats, thank you for this explanation, which made my Finnish learning easy. However, how do I differentiate between the old and new Finnish words that end in SI ta-vu? Olet paras opettaja ja sinulla on hyvät taidot.🥰
Hi can you please make a video about yes-no questions?
When to use onks and oot?
Thank you very much
Hey! First of all thanks alot from your very nice and clear videos.
My question is:
When we change the word (Opettaja) to Plural, we write (Opettajat) or (Opetajat) (Tt=T)?
For this word it would be: opettajat
Those that end on an 'i' that changes into an 'e' have a sort of sub-split in partitiivi.
Suuri - suurta - suuret, same as kieli - kielta, meri - mertä, nuori - nuorta, pieni - pientä, saari - saarta, etc. So the partitiivi adds -ta/tä.
But nimi - nimeä - nimet, like järvi - järveä, onni, talvi, joki, mäki, etc. So the partitiivi adds just -a/ä.
Opiskelen nyt suomea itse ja luen Suomen Mestari oppikirjaa. Sanatyypit selitetään kappaleessa 7 ja oppikirja sanoo "Jos soumalainen sana loppuu -i, et voi nähdä, mikä sanatyyppi se on. Sinun täytyy muistaa, mikä sanatyyppi se on". Sinä sanot videossa että ... it has to do with whether ... sana on vanha tai uusi, mutta vanhat sanat verkkosivustossa loppuvat molemmat -a/ä ja -ta/tä. So it seems the old/new approach isn't applicable in partitiivi. I know it's not exactly the topic of the video but it's still a thing that comes up as partitiivi is everywhere. Up till now everything's been rules, rules, rules. So when the book told me I gotta learn them and remember them, I thought "ooh, no, not like in German!" :D
Kiitos videosta!
it is kieltä and merta. Do not ask me why.