Visit Finland - 10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Finland
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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2024
- Finland or Suomi is the land of eternal sunshine in the summer, more lakes than you can imagine, and possibly the grossest candy on the planet? Finland is an amazing country to visit and whether it is the breathtaking nature, the kind yet quiet Finnish people, or the endless times you will visit the sauna there will always be things that may shock a tourist when they visit Finland.
10 Things That Shock Tourists about Visiting Finland
1. The Sauna Culture: Do expect to head into a sauna during your time in Finland. It is such a part of the culture that people have them built into their homes, and yes do expect to go naked and run out and jump into the snow for a little extra fun.
2. The Finns Can Talk While Inhaling: the Finns have so much to say when they do talk that they actually can talk while they exhale and while they inhale. Quite a sight when you see it for the first time.
3. The Natural Beauty of Finland: from the lakes and forests to the parks and islands Finland boasts a ton of nature and the locals love it. So whether it is skiing in Lapland or mushroom hunting or visiting the archipelago islands you will see so much beauty in Finland.
4. How Quiet the Finns Can Be: the Finns enjoy silence and you will see that in stores, on the street, and especially on public transportation. So do keep it down.
5. How Clean Finland Is: from pristine forests, to amazing clean and crisp air, to the locals having pride and keeping their cities and towns clean, Finns do love a clean country. Oh, and never wear your shoes in someones house.
6. Finnish "Tasty" Treats: Salmiakki is the child of black licorice and salt, and I mean that in the least tastiest way possible. The Finns love salmiakki candy (and Finland has a ton of great candy aside form Salmiakki). So be prepared for some great tasty treats, like their cinnamon rolls and anything made with mushrooms and do watch out for the funny ones.
7. How Difficult the Finnish Language Is: luckily for tourists most Finns speak very good English, so you do not need to speak any Finnish. The Finnish language is considered one of the most difficult languages to learn and when you see all those vowels you will understand why.
8. The Cities Have Two Names: in Finland, Finnish and Swedish are the two official languages and so all the signs on the highway are in Finnish and Swedish. This can lead to a bit of confusion when the cities don't have similar names in both languages, for example Turku is Turku in English and Finnish, but Abo in Swedish.
9. Finnish Logic: for as smart and clever as the Finns are some foreigners sometimes get lost in Finnish logic. When you see something around the country that just doesn't quite make sense, just chalk it up to Finnish logic.
10. You Have to Go to a Government Store to Buy Hard Alcohol: if you want to grab a bottle of Finlandia Vodka in Helsinki you can't just head to the local grocery store. You have to go to Alko, the government run liquor store. The prices are high and the hours are strange, but it is the only place to go.
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90% of people watching this are Finns
KnightLife Except me, I’m Dutch and read about the Finns drinking coffee so much, Well, so do the Dutch, ‘to do a bakkie koffie’ is very important here. Also, the salmiakki is what is known here too. We used to have it as like wooden sticks and as in licoriche. Actually... I got here because of a Finnish song I like so much... 🎶Kun kello kay, taas liian paljon se lyo, on kohta paattynyn yo, taas alkaa arkinen tyo🎶 Don’t know the meaning of the words, but they sound so lovely with all these vowals :)
Joylibelle "When the clock ticks on, again striking too late, soon the night ends, soon begins the everyday work" Kinda sorta. "Oh no, too late, night's over, back to work", basically. :P
Marjo Naylor Thanks, Marjo!
KnightLife finland its just a swedish colony
Yeah
If you think air at Helsinki is clean.... go to Lapland....
Or to my room😂😂
I live in South Finland :p
He is a fin like me the name reveals it
Yeah
Then definitely dont go to my rpom
As a Finn I can tell that you are the most respectful tourist ever been to Finland😂
Jep 😂
Niinpä
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
True
I'm a Finn but have never been able to speak breathing in, that is really funny😄
About hän: I'm a translator, also I got married to an Australian so my family language has been English for 46 years but I still use the wrong pronoun occasionally.
I am a Japanese who absolutely loves Finland.
This country's culture, language, politics, national character, everything about it captivates me... I'm currently studying Finnish hard. It's very difficult, but I'll do my best. I will definitely go to Finland someday!
This guy is a respectful traveler. Logan Paul would be running around, shouting and thinking he's funny/cool. As a Finn I can say that wouldn't be accepted here.
Mankel Löv I think this might be my favorite comment on one of our videos in a long time. We really try to be respectful and teach our children the same. It's part of why we do this! Kiitos!
I'm glad I can show support and respect to Finland. I loved loving there.
Mankel Löv he would probably get beaten or arrested
I don't think he is accepted anywhere that he travels
Yeah... in Finland you should be silent.
As a Finn I like how politely you can present things, thank you :)
Kyllä ne nyt vaa kirjotetaa isolla.
Kyllä ne kirjoitetaan isolla alkukirjaimella :)
Really politelity
same
Niin varmaan ainoa
The silence in Finland is for me one of the best things about Finnish people. It's amazing living in a place where you know that you will not be bother because of others.
Yeah, u tell me, i retired to the south of france. Do these frogs eaters ever shut the f up. Talking non stop from each side and i live in my own house. I come back to finland just decompress in silence.
i’m a weird finn. i don’t like silence.
i scream alot for some reasons and make loud noises
the reason why is because i’m a kid
@@keravavantaa2886 lol
Well, it is silent but not really silent, people do talk and you can hear conversation in the train
Finns are introverts at heart, but when we open our mouths we do not shut up at all xD
True
Very true
Äksöli täts priti mats truu
Definately! 😅
Dam*. They are my type of people.
My dad has traveled a fair bit...he said Finland was the quietest place he's ever been.
That's so true, even when you get inside a group everyones so quiet😂😂
My Sister always says its always too loud
Yeah it is really quiet place until you go to Kamppi, it is a center in Helsinki and it is full of teenagers who yell all the time
@@juliushanninen370 Fiilis ku asun Kampis😂
Trust me, it is! (Suomi gang)
Finally
Someone knows how to pronounce ~sauna~😄
Pinkfluffy keepsinging i know how to
FD6 yeah because he said how to
Eero Gosgine no beacouse im finnish lol
LOL in Spain it is also pronaunce like that xDD .
Ratle Mantle Yeah, I know. It's funny how we pronounce "Idea" the same way😀
As soon as I heard the word "salmiakki kossu" I had a huge PERKELE moment
😂
Juu sama :D
Only OG finns knows what does that mean
För i helvete
Lmao mood
We Finnish people are quiet and calm around strangers, but when do I have a friend with me... I just go hölöpölöpölöpölö and not calm at all 😭🤌
Pölö on Pöly ja myöskin Pölö on Pöllö 🦉
For non-Finnish people (yes, all 4 of them in this comment section): hölöpölöpölöpölö is kind of like blah blah blah
Riti maz truu mään
No välil joo välil ei
@@buffchicken8500 usein 😩✨
I have born in Finland, and I did'nt even know I breath while talking, when I watched this I realized it. Finally I can be Eminem😂
En mäkää tajunnu tota ennen xD
Sama
Are you single ;) cuz im from finland
Mäki
haha
I HAD TO TRY THAT BREATHING IN AND TALKING THING I DIDNT KNOW WE DID THAT LMAO
En mäkää
I have never heard anyone doing that...
i have XD
Often when you answer "juu" you can breathe in at the same time!
I do it all the time
Whatever, Finns are very smooth, calm, quiet, most importantly don't bother others. You can really enjoy being there and find peace at yourself. A Finn may be shy but that also means they are harmless. They are wonderful people.
but if you mess with them u get the L 39
This is so fun read what you guys are writing about finns, and im from finland
Finland is wonderful.
Mämmikauha
yes,definetely, minä olen ollut suomessa 2 vuotta, olen kotoisin indonesiasta, and till now i really enjoy living in finland , very2 nature country, so many lakes, and feeling comfortable and safe
"Cleanliness is next to Finnishness." Got to remember that one.
but clenliness is next to godliness
live clean play dirty
Some very Finnish things: 1. Coffee all day long.. Finns are the top coffee drinkers in the world 2. An extra shower head next to a toilet seat. Very handy. 3. Transparency in the Finnish culture: All tax data is open information, you can check how much your neighbor pays taxes. Most fines in Finland are based on your taxable income, you can be fined tens of thousands for speeding. The rich boys drive like old ladies in Finland.. ;)
Yes for the coffee thing! I drink 4-6cups a day and my mother drinks up to 8!
For clarification, I'm not talking about the cup that's a unit of measurement, but a coffee cup that is traditionally 1.25 desiliters or about half a cup(yes, the unit of measurement).
Ugh! I hate having a cup of coffee. I drink it by the mug.
[and yes, I'm also a Finn ;-) ]
Back during the war the continental embargo cutting off supply of coffee was a major issue, and the arrival of the first postwar shipment of beans a matter of nation-wide interest.
Coffee is Serious Business in Finland. (Sadly it's mostly brewed *fucking awful* but the coffee-shop culture is slowly improving things...)
mikrokupu and heavy metal😈
I really like the fines based on income thing. Fines are meant to be a punishment. It's meant to sting a little so that you don't do it again. If you make millionaires pay $20 fines, they aren't even going to notice them.
Hahaha, I walked by near you when you filmed this video at Aurajoki. I remember hearing your american accent, funny that I found this video!!
Felix Södergård I just love the American accent of speaking Finnish ! 😂
Lol odd
Oh, did you get into the camera accidentally? Which one is you?
Sam Gul aww your lucky your Finnish I want to be in there
I’ve been to Finland seven times for music festivals and to see friends and it’s honestly my vacation go to. It feels similar to Canada (home), but taken up a notch in politeness lol. So it’s very comfortable, calm, and safe. If you’re not that into the quiet and the nature, then hit up Helsinki after dark. Concerts, rock bars, clubs, and just an all around good time.
It's calm and safe because there are almost non-migrants from the third world. In a decade or so this calmness will be disturbed strongly by waves of non-Europeans.
@@arnieg8800 That’s not true at all. There are many immigrants from many different countries that come to Finland either to go to school or to live and it’s completely absurd that you’re judging someone’s worth by their country of origin. Please spread your disinformation elsewhere.
@@littledodge5692 Finland is the Home of the Finnish people for the Finnish people. Migrants should come to study and then leave. It is not their country.
@@arnieg8800 My mother lived in Finland and absolutely loved it but was relentlessly harassed by people like you that have such racist ideologies about immigrants. Who are you to dictate who can and can’t live in the country? Pathetic.
@@arnieg8800 just stop that
Me as a German I love Finnland too. Friendly and always helpful people! Clean, quiet, beautiful nature, that is looked after well
Then again, the nature's mostly just monotonous flat forest country. And only a small percent of the forests are kept in their actual natural shape. The rest is "industrial forest" maintained and pruned for easy wood extraction for the paper industry and so on. So although you have the right to camp almost anywhere, you are better off picking a specific natural park or conservation area for your camping and other nature stuff. Just friendly advice.
@@hrn4757 bs
@@historyouuu3495 care to elaborate?
@@hrn4757 haista v...
why would anyone wear shoes indoors
Fucking Pikachu people do it in America
True
Sometimes you can't stop to take your shoes off. Sometimes you have to make a mad dash to the bathroom (well at least I do).
I bet they like cleaning then
Well it's not hard to just kick your shoes of before going to bathroom. But maybe even the shoes we choose are little bit different because we know we have to take them of possible many times in a day.
Editoin tän nii kukaan ei tiiä mitä täs luki ennen
Camabro YT enpäs tykkää
Mina olen puolalainen. Pozdrawiam!
Munä Sveitsi
Täällä yks suomalainen😂
en kyllä haluis
I used to visit Finland several years ago, very beautiful country i should say, it looks like my homeland Siberia Russia🇷🇺 best wishes, always yours Wild Siberian
Anyone else experiencing the world through CZcams? Good video 👍🏻 🇫🇮
I went to Helsinki many times with work and I have a soft spot for this country... it feels so clean and safe, and the people are both friendly and educated. The nation has a very original, almost exotic culture and language (even for Europeans). I also loved the gastronomy there, all the fish, mushrooms, rye crispy bread, blackcurrant leaves cider (non-alcohol) and berries unseen in warmer countries... Great video!
I just got back from visiting both Sweden & Finland 3 days ago! 🇸🇪🇫🇮
Finnish people friendly? Lmaaoo. As a native I can't stop laughing at that. I hate this country.
@@Nightwalk444 Well Come to America to Deal with ALL the Hateful, Depressed, and ANGRY People here.
I'm finnish and I fully agree with you.
River Shen
Älä mua säälittää ku suomalaiset haukkuu maahanmuuttajia menkää pois maasta ei ihme kukaan ei tuu Suomeen
as a swede, i looooove finland, very nice people and very calm, except when drunk the they are crazy, but they best kind of crazy cuz they will drink you under the table aaaaaaany time of the week.
yeah... i found that out the hard way... and my liver too :)
- Hi, how was your summer?
- I can't remember. I was drunk both two days.
saaaaaame! XD passed out after the sauna and almost puked when woke up XD
Mark you are an endearing American you really are lol keep up the amazing work :)
There are quite some fairly poor drinkers in Finland as well, so I wouldn't be ashamed of that, I've been drinking with couple of my Swedish buddies, none of us passed out though. @jackstone112 Have a little less next time :)
I just started dating a Finnish guy. I need to get myself acclimated to his culture. So far, I'm in love. ❤
I spent and lot of time in Finland back in the late noughties. I had a girlfriend there who lived in Vantaa, Helsinki. I absolutely loved my time in Finland, and a part of my heart will always be Finnish ❤
Hyvä Suomi! 🇫🇮
Not only do we have "hän", but ot is very common to use the word "se" (finnish for "it") when refering to people.
Gυnjα Fυry Even weirder is that I always call everyone ”se” but if I’m talking about a pet I use ”hän” :D But it’s usually only if I’m (can’t think of a English word for ”lässyttää”) xD
Aino
Yeah, there are a bunch of finnish word that cant be directly translated to english
Gυnjα Fυry you're right
lässyttää = squabble
Pretty much. ;)
Lässyttää = baby talk. :) I also call people "se" and only use "hän" for animals haha. Pretty much the only time I hear a person being called "hän" is when someone is being petty/annoyed at someone else: "Well I guess (HÄN/)THEY wanted it to be this way then..."
I didnt even realise that Im sometimes breathing in and speaking. (Im finn)
En mäkää se on aika outoo
I am really surprised, i thought that everybody know this fact! Strange, that many of you are surpriced! It is quite popular thing about Finnish people breathing inside, while pronouncing...
Sama
Ralitsa Petrunova i am finnish myself and I have never noticed until now😂
Same
Finns might be quiet, but they love loud Heavy Metal a lot.
Not everybody. Most of my classmates hate it.
Ei me kyllä satanisti musasta tykätä
@@poliisikoira2765 kyllä jotkut tykkäävät. Eikä läheskään kaikki metalli ole satanistista ja bändit jotka ovat, ovat mitä todennäköisimmin satanistisia vitsinä.
@@joonapuurunen5602 nii no totta
kyllä metallia /,,/
I'm from Finland and I love how accurate this is. Like, if you have a friend who's planning to visit Finland - show this video to him/her.
I'm fascinated with Finland culture.
You missed the ice cream which they eat it all year round even when it's -20c and gaming machines which, in Helsinki at least, seem to be everywhere and people would queue to use them. I also noticed Finns will take every opportunity to sit outside and drink coffee. In the summer when it is hot, I understand, they are making the most of the warm summer days, but even late Autumn and early Winter when there is snow on the ground you see Finns wrapped up in their warm coats and hats sitting outside a cafe drinking coffee.
that is true with the ice cream :) at least i got a pic of the salmiakki ice cream :)
Words hot finnish summer shouldnt be used in a sentence because the its usually 10 degree celcius and raining
We eat ice cream in Montana when it is that cold and colder.
Sane :O in Lima that's extreme winter XD
Genial Harry Grout more like beer than coffee
Wow😂Am I the only person from Korea? I want to know about Finland and finally I’ve found this video! It’s so interesting video for me. I like sauna and Moomin😘I really want to visit Finland❤️
Get ship and go :D
No vittu tuu sitte saatana.
You should visit Finland 😄 I recommend Helsinki, the Lakeland (well, I live there so I kinda "have to" recommend that one, right?😆) and Lapland. (Lakeland like Savo or Keski-Suomi is better in the summertime and Lapland maybe in the wintertime, cause there's LOTS of mosquitos in Lapland in the summer months 😄... Just a friendly warning)
Yeah you should I think its little expensive here but still I love living here ❤️
No you don't 😖 This is the most boring world that is ever seen....
The most honest, accurate and cordial summary of us Finns. Thank you.
I have met many Finns, and played hockey against some, and they have all been wonderful people. They are so honest, humble, and down to earth. And of course, I love the concept of sisu.
-"don't take that silence as we don't like to talk"
WE ARE SILENT BECAUSE WE DON'T LIKE TO TALK IN PUBLIC
We are the most silent thing in the universe in the public but in private we are louder than most yanks
As a Finnish/Swedish American a lot of people don't understand this.
I wish i have a finnish friend...iam a Filipino
KYLLÄ! Joka kerta kun meil tulee vierai esim jotai tuttuja, en ikin puhu niil😂
Except children
I'm an American and my husband is Finnish. I try to tell him all the time that it's so weird to hear people breathe in when they talk but he doesn't understand or believe me 😂 he's so used to it he doesn't even know that Finns do it!
Its news to me and I'm a 40 year old finn 😂
Wonderful to see a foreigner falling for Finland, the country where l was born and raised, and which l am super-proud of
I've never been but have lots of penpals from Finland and I love the culture and everything about it. This video furthers that love. Thanks for this
Props to you for announcing SAUNA right!
Petter Warr *pronouncing
In northern Finland in summer if U ask when will the sun set down, we don't look at the clock but the calender. Like in Kemi, sun rises on june 17th and sets 25th.
Ite asun Kemis:D
Meidän vuosi on yksi iso päivä xd
Ei ihan mut hauska ajatus
Koska talvella on pimeää ja kesällä vaan valoisaa
When does the sun rise. Sees calendar, oh 2 months! Greetings from longyearbyen
@Aaron Marques I don't know about Sweden but as a Bosnian who lived in Finland(Rovaniemi) for 3 years i can say it's one of the best places in the world. It's peaceful,the people are nice and during the Winter it's simply beautiful.
@Aaron Marques Well i wish you a great success in your plans :). And yes Finland is really cold especially the north. It's crazy it can get up to -40°C.
looking forward to visiting soon and thanks for your nice video
As a Finn, I love this video and its very respectful and well made ♥️
Thanks!
Too cold
I don't think I've ever heard "cleanliness" pronounced that way.
CNVideos how should it be pronounced then?
iso kasa Without the a, as in "clenliness"
KLEN-lee-ness. The first syllable rhymes with "pen".
Is not leviosaaaaa is leviosa😂
Been living in Finland for a few years (I am English) and the thing that shocked me the most (that I am surprised you didn't mention) is the abundence of gambling machines in EVERY store. It's so odd to me still after the 4 years I've been here.
That's true. As a Finn I used to play those machines when I was young but not anymore. Some older people play too much those gambling machines and are addicted to them. I would take the machines out of the stores because now it's too easy to put your money on those. Good thing with those are that the money goes to the charity or supporting childs sport.
Lambert2191 I am Danish living in Finland and still shocked. No red wine but gambling machines every where!
Pixie Panda Plush No.
Finnish definition of gambling is a game where the bet is oversized incomparison to players wealth and possibility on winning. There's a state owned betting business that gives its profits to charities. The machines are rigged go give back most (80-90%) of the money put in to then. It's small money (largesr bets are 1€), which makes them not gambling in finnish law
I would also really wish that those machines were put off from the shops and even bars. I donot know why people are so obsessed with those machines and its sad that It affects a lot of young people, I myself know so many who are addicted to it and lost almost all of their salary in it. I really think that Finnish government should do something about those gambling machines. Also I am aslo so shocked by the amount gambling machines there are in only Helsinki region. I think they should be available only inside casinos and limited restricted areas.
I am a spanish citizen living in Finland. I have been living here more than a year and I can say that, for party, summer, holidays... I preffer Spain. But as a country Finland is waaaaaayy better. People are quiet and introverted but respecful, polite, listeners, open minded... the economy and the education are just way over Spain's.
We spent a year in Finland and loved it!! I tried 3 times to learn the language. Finally was able to decipher most of the newspaper, but could never speak it well enough not to sound like total dweeb! Beautiful country, beautiful people!
As a Finn this video was really surprising how the things we think are normal are surprising to you! Like I would sweat sooo much if I wore shoes inside like no!
I lived in Hawaii and wearing shoes inside house is not good. It comes from the Japanese culture in Hawaii. I do not feel comfortable with wearing dirty shoes in a house.
People learn swedish and English in school. Not many speak Spanish although you can take it as an elective I think
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thanks, why y talk quuckly
Third generation Finnish American. Had to laugh at the sauna. So much of their heritage is still alive and well here in America, even how we can sit for hours and not really say anything.
You have to try cardemon bread and rasberry jam.
You can always tell a Finn, but you can't tell them much.
Love this comment :)
I don't know why exactly, but that reminds me of school many years ago, where in English class, we were divided into groups of 2-4 students and to converse in English. Me and another buddy were probably the most reserved people there, and so, we sat for minutes without saying anything and gazing idly around at the others who had broken the ice. Naturally, the teacher noted us and came over to encourage us. When his proposals and cajoling was met with aversively mumbled refusals, his grand idea was to imagine us being on a 12 hour train ride; we'd start talking sooner or later. He gave up on us when I said: "Were Finnish. We can be silent for 12 hours."
Cardamom bread ... you mean Pulla? I love pulla. The Finnish exchange student who lived with us my senior year of high school taught me to make pulla and I've made some around Christmas time almost every year for about 40 years.
shadowlynx1958 Yes, pulla. Learned to make it, it's basically bread, from my Leena Mo Mo. It's not just for Christmas. Toasted with butter, or made into korpua, mmm...
shadowlynx1958 pullapitko, not pulla. Pulla is either korvapuusti or pikkupulla.
Im a fin and when he said breathing and talking at the same time was difficult, i was like. *inhales* b r u h
Also, obviously, he can talk without breathing at all.
What lovely energy you have. Your positivity seems to come naturally as well. Thanks for this video!
Cheers 😃
We don't usually even use "hän" (he/she) in regular everyday conversations. When we're talking about someone who we know well (or don't!) we usually crudely say "se" (it), even if it's about a person. It just works better, because "hän" often sounds too formal. Examples: 1. "Missä se taas viipyy?" (Where is it lingering again?) 2. "Kuka se oli?" (Who was it?) 3. "Sen nimi on Matti." (Its name is Matti.)
Tos oli kirjoitus virhe its name is matti siinä kyl se on hes name is matti
Muut oli oikein mut en meinannu pahal
Laama Se kirjoitti sen tarkoituksella.
Laama Sullakin oli kirjoitusvirhe. Sitä ei kirjoiteta "hes" vaan "his" ja toiseksi toi jätkä kirjoitti tahallaan "its".
Juurikin näin
I’m so happy you did Finland! I have been thinking of visiting for a few weeks now, so your timing is impeccable!
Glad i could help :)
Welcome!
it might be pretty cold here right now, you should come here a little later if you want. (i live in helsinki)
kitty cry Thanks for the info!
kitty cry Saatanan kaupunkilaiset
The inhaling of air is also something Danes do. I have had friends from the States, who thought that ALL Danes had asthma! 🤣🤣
Finland is beautiful!
I've also heard it on Prince Edward Island, Canada.
I freaking love Finland!!!!!
*talks about salmiakki *shows pictures of sweet liqorice
😂😂😂
lumi "THATS NOT IT XDD"
Gey
lumi hahaha lol true
lumi ei juma niimpä muute :-D
I just got back from my Finnish vacation in Lauttasaari and let me tell you, being in Helsinki was one of the best experiences in my life and it’s incredible how polite people were! I am dying to go back very, very soon ❤️
Canadian here. I was briefly in Helsinki over 20 years ago and I remember it being very clean. I think I would enjoy living there.
Love how you present this. Enthusiastic and fun! Thank you.
Btw salmiakki and laku are 2 different candy
CallMeNothing totally
CallMeNothing It’s weird because they are kind of the same but still completely different
Tru
Aino no ei oo
I'm from Finland myself and I can speak proper English but sometimes I mix up ''He'' and ''She'' because I'm not used to it.
Denofu youre not the only one
Denofu Yeah same. I might confuse it in middle of sentence
"So like she said that his sister.. her sister I mean"
I usually just use he everytime since it's shorter.
solution is to probably use ”they”, it’s neutral
Denofu we dont use it in turkey too lmao we just call others “o” lol which used for she/he/it
3:56 Turku Castle! We spent an entire day touring that place. It's amazing. Actually all of Finland is amazing.
My friend had her birthday party in there once xd
Nordic countries are quite beautiful
Fascinating. Beautiful country. Thanks for sharing!
I lived with a Finn for 15 years until he died of liver disease, so none of these really shock me. What I did find shocking about my husband was that his reserved, grizzled, and stoic exterior masked a passionate, intense, and rather raunchy side that he did not let out in public. You could compare him to salmiakki, sweet and salty at the same time...incidentally, I really rather like salmiakki!
Hyvää paivää! Nice to meet you, I'm from France and I would LOVE to visit Finland ♥ one day, I will visit that beautiful country ♥ Kiitos for your video, love from Ranska xx
Go to tammisaari
What fascinates me in Finland is: everything. Temperatures under 0°C, snow everyday, Northern lights, Suomolainen mentality, metal music cults and "Christmasy" atmosphere. I guess there are other fascinating things in the North.
I would love to go to Iceland too ♥
@@Aiko-xb1rs Finland doesn't have snow everyday, but In The winter In The northern parts there's almost everyday. In The south, homever... Not so much. Sometimes, but not always.
go to lapland, Helsinki, tampere,turku or pori
Just need to show a bit of appreciation here; I have no idea how I found Wolters world, but throughout a couple of years I’ve just randomly stumbled upon episodes and always appreciated them. So thank you for doing this! Quite wholesome and interesting entertainment for the average traveler!
Love Finland 🇫🇮 from Japan 🇯🇵
5:36 WTF ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?! Salmiakki is the best candy what I have ever tasted.
-Guy from Helsinki.
anonymous passion. Shitty ass nigga
Yeah salmiakki is so good
Se on paskaa
i disagree
Lil Boi from Karkkila
Tha'ts so true.
What, you can't speak while inhaling?
Not without hacking out a lung :)
Never thought that inhaling thing but yes, especially older ladies do that, often little drama involved :) Like saying 'herranjestas' (omg)..
mikrokupu And people can carry on with their sentences even when yawning
As fin i tough this was normal :D
Tomi S yes you can its pretty easy just TRY it
Thank you for your Finland tour information it was very entertaining and informative and truly encourage me to want to put Finland on my bucket list
I lived in Finland Helsinki for 6 months and I miss it so much! Amazing nice people!
I’m of 100% Finnish ancestry. Apparently a lot of Finns settled here in the upper peninsula of Michigan . I remember juustoa( Finnish cheese )and suolakala (raw salt salmon) as unique treats. My parents sometimes poured their coffee in the saucer and drank it from there to cool it off. We call Finnish logic “Finn-genuity”. Best of all.... Finnish SISU...(their inner strength pride ,spunk and endurance). I wish I could travel there. This year Finland was found to have the most satisfied happiest people in the world! Apparently their wages ,health care and education systems are the greatest in the world! I wish the USA would take a few pointers from the Finns! Thanks I loved your video!
yea I have read a lot about finns who went to americas to start a new life, apparently in some areas they were given the shittiest of lands. but finns were like "this is okay" and then just cleaned up the boulders and trees and turned it into a farm land. also some areas were close to indian reserves and surprisingly enough the culture was similar so now there is a lot of mixed with finns and indian ancestry.
also I watched a documentary about finns being settled to alaska, that was a total shitshow, they got totally fooled by the american government. later it even turns out they were supposed to be the defending force of alaska if russia decided to invade there. they had even planned jews first but decided to go with finns. sibelius had been made a house there, but it was total theater act. he never visited there unless there was some quests which visits were filmed. otherwise I think he actually lived in the real states, in some city in a hotel and called alaska a really shitty place. which it was, no way could anyone farm there when the soil is more dead than mars.
after the forced labor years passed, many of the finns returned to finland while some crazy ones staid in alaska. I think some towns formed around their fishing ports, but it wasnt some dream land that was promised to them, it was a frozen hellhole that only looked like finland.
MrAnimepredator Wow thanks for sharing! I didn’t know that!😬
Have always wanted to visit Michigan and the regions where the Finns lived in the early times.. I am now too elderly to do that.. but I love to read the comments of the people whose ancestors came from Finland:)) Sending my love to you!
MRiitta I’m sorry you don’t feel up to travel to Michigan. I would love to go to Finland but won’t be able to fit that expense into my budget. My love to you too! Thanks and take care!
My wife is from Michigan's Copper Country, so I can relate. Similar culture, for sure.
I heard a story about someone from the Copper Country visiting Finland and speaking Finnish. Apparently, the Michigander was speaking an older style of the language. It really piqued the interest of the locals.
Fantastic video. Thanks
Great video. I'm glad I stumbled on it! I love your enthusiasm in travel and getting familiar with other cultures! I'm now a subscriber!
I don’t know why I love watching the Finnish culture , hopefully I get to visit there XD
I've lived here for 3 months. I'm from Australia and the one thing that I can't get my head around is the amount of gambling machines there are. In supermarkets, shopping centres, restaurants they are everywhere! And the inhaling thing is the first thing I noticed when I got here too! I even asked people why they do that and they didn't even realise they did it!
all gambling machines are government owned and the government has a monopoly on them.
Nevada, United States is the same way. Gambling machines everywhere, supermarkets, gas stations, even the airports
Finns have addictive personalities. I am one and know this first hand. Luckily, I'm not addicted to gambling.
So do you like Finland
Interesting comment!! I lived in Melbourne for 8 years and there were gambling machines (pokies) everywhere being used all day .... has that changed recently? Stats show most money lost per person through gambling No1 = Australia $1288 pa and No5 = Finland $553. Guess you were in a sheltered part of Oz. 🇫🇮
Always great content.
Great video, thank you
english:look the shelter disappeared
finnish:katos katos katos
Katos katos?
@@SilverGamingFI katos katos.
katos vaan
Lol niin totta mut noihin sanoihin Enkuks on muita Suomalaisii sanoi
six pieces: kuusi palaa
your moon is on fire: kuusi palaa
your moon returns: kuusi palaa
spruce is on fire: kuusi palaa
six returns: kuusi palaa
six are on fire: kuusi palaa...
I'm from Finland and i've never heard anybody from America say sauna right. But you do.
Cheers!
Love the presentation!
Very informative and entertaining, thank you!
We're going to be in Helsinki in July. Can't wait!
Enjoy!
Thanks! Looking forward to it. Hoping to connect with you guys when you're in Seattle in May.
Arnie Jacobsen welcome
KIITOS JA NÄKEMIIN Thank you very much. Pretty excited to visit this summer.
Arnie Jacobsen Cool! Here's a couple of places you might wanna check out:
Saunas: Sompasauna and Allas
Nightlife: Kallio
Nature: Nuuksio national park and Seurasaari
Side trip: Tallinn
Stadissa.fi and facebook.com/freeevenstinhelsinki/ are where you'll find a lot of the events taking place
When I was small I was like wtf who wears shoes while indoors
The floors are wooden? It'd be cold to walk barefoot on ceramic tiles.
@@ecomamaadmin3328 use wool socks
Me because my dad has a giant dog and every time he drinks water he leaves a path of water/drool all over the floor 😂 arguably should clean it up, but he's a very thirsty dog...
@@ecomamaadmin3328 thats why u get electric or waterbased heating system in your floor if the cold bothers. Usually materials r also pretty good for wintertimes so no cold floor. Only cold floor ive met was at canary islands hotels.
@@ecomamaadmin3328 what are socks for
Turku is amazing beautiful city indeed.
Nice sharing. Many thanks!
Love this vídeo!! &.. You speed! 😘😘😘
Salmiakki is best candy ever!❤
Lydia Ghostbook I disagree😂
Nope. Regards, a Finn.
@@soronmi et oo suomalainen
Kyllä
Ainoa shokeeraava asia Suomessa on Kemi.
Kemi on varsinainen peräreikä. :D mamuja ja juoppoja 98% väestöstä.
Myös lohja
Ei saa unohtaa Turkua. Säälin tota kyllä
Jep
Hyvä juttu! hehe gud stuff! I think that you did a good job explaining those interesting parts of finnish culture lol
I love how close your family is. God bless you guys!!
I love this video: I truly appreciate how interested you are in different countries and their behaviours. In addition, I love how politely you treat our culture and, in my opinion, you understand it really well!
Nobody in Finland eats hamburger with fork
Timothy Clifford Well maybe in the more classier Hamburger bars with the huge burgers, but definitely not in a grill or a fast food place.
Obviously somebody did. I've seen it, too. Hell, I've done it once upon a time.
I have eaten burgers with fork and knife. And sometimes i even eat pizza with fork
In finland we nail pussy in sauna
If u eat Hesburger hamburger with fork and knife, you are 100% NOT Finnish. Maybe from Sweden or some other weird muslim contry but not from Finland.
Thanks for sharing 😊
I loved your video. Learned a lot about Finland in 11 minutes
So What Were Some of the Fun Things That SHOCKED You about visiting Finland? The Good, The Bad, The Fin-tastic?
Wow! You actually found the most beautiful spot in the whole city! I love when my home city gets a spotlight :) If you decide to visit Turku again, i would be happy to show you and your family the sights which sadly very often go unnoticed by tourists.
Thank you! Your travel tips are all excellent, but I really enjoyed this one about Finland and the Finnish people.
If you want i can be yours private tax driver for next week ( if you want/need)
Wolters World meet n greet please
While I've never been to Finland, Michigan's Copper County has one of the largest settlements of Finns in the U.S. Many of your Finland observations apply there too, including the "Finnish Logic."
I've been fascinated with the Finnish people and country for so long. Very intelligent, interesting people. Good looking as well
I hope to visit someday soon. Good video, thank you!
Thanks for this - I will be well prepared when I visit Helsinki !
Finland looks so pretty and has been my number 1 place to go if i can save up enough to fly out of America. I have a few internet friends who Ive know for a few years now that come from Finland. And their the nicest people but at the same time the craziest and i love them so much. Overall I love your country and I really want to come visit all of you amazing and crazy Finns!
dude don’t trust internet friends too much
@@sayanroy768 yes i know! I've never told them any private info (Like name, address and everything.) And i never plan to tell them. They are more friends to play video games with. Thank you!
Same here. I have plane tickets from reward points. My husband and I were going to visit Europe and the 2020 hit. I had cv but am not vaxxed and won’t be. I don’t know what the requirements are now. Then this whole thing happened with Russia. Everyone needs to calm down. I so want to visit Sweden and Finland.
So sweet that you are still in touch with your host family after all these years. After watching a few of your videos, I have to say your kids are the luckiest on earth, I wish I had the chance to travel like them when I was little :) I bet their general knowledge is top of the class. I was in an exchange program one summer in New Hampshire, and I remembered an American friend told me that he thought Paris was in London, and we were 19 yr old at the time... it was shocking how ignorant some American teenagers could be.