
Finnish question words for beginners
Beginner in the Finnish language? Learn these simple questions with Finnish question words MIKÄ, MISSÄ, KUKA, MINKÄ MAALAINEN, and MISTÄ.

Beginner in the Finnish language? Learn these simple questions with Finnish question words MIKÄ, MISSÄ, KUKA, MINKÄ MAALAINEN, and MISTÄ.

Previously, I shared with you a few ways to make questions in Finnish. These were all “positive” questions. How about negative questions? How do you form a question like “Does Harri not like ice cream?” in Finnish? Watch this video to find out!

Do you have Finnish parents or grandparents and you would like to learn how to say a few words about your family’s background in Finnish? Learn these phrases!

Listen to this basic conversation in Finnish: how to greet in Finnish, how to say thank you in Finnish and how to respond when they ask if you need the receipt.

Some verbs in Finnish go together with a word or words that are in the illative case. This grammatical aspect in Finnish is quite significant and is crucial when you’re moving to a higher level in Finnish. Watch my video with Finnish example sentences containing verb + illative structures.

Learn these 6 different ways to use the Finnish verb SAADA.

How do you talk about family and how do you say “I have” or “Do you have” in Finnish? Listen to a short dialogue and then we’ll go through the dialogue and the spoken Finnish structures in it.

It’s time for the third part of my popular Youtube series “Common Finnish Verbs”. In this video, you will learn 17 Finnish verbs that you are guaranteed to need when you live in Finland or use Finnish on a daily basis.

This video is the second part of my Youtube series on common Finnish verbs. Learn the basic form and a couple of very common example sentences that you can use in your everyday life.

How do you form a question like “Does Harri like ice-cream?” in Finnish? First, you need to know how to say “Harri likes ice-cream”, and the rest is easy! I’ll show you how to do it.