İhana! Kiva! Kiitos paljon!🌹🙏

I really like this guy. I am trying to recover the Finnish I knew many, many years ago. He is helping. Loistava!

They way you teach is really amzing i have never seen anyonr teaching like you ❤❤❤

Please make more videos using the same method 😊. Your way of teaching is amazing

Such great energy, I'm hooked! keep up the good work ! love to follow up and see more of your fun lessons

Kiitos, I wish there were subtles

loistava video ! kiitos opettaja

Kiitoksia paljon

Every night i watching your video minimum one hour, it very useful for a new person who are not finnish. i hope can be found a new videos regular from you. i am a bangladeshi and speaking benglu and english. so it motivaite for as new person. thanks a lot .... and if you have time to teach finnish lenguage i can be your best a student.

Kiitos paljon!herrä❤

Eventhough there is no subtitles mutta mä ymmärrän melkein kaikki. Kiitos paljon Herra😊

I try to remember vocab ,but still difficult to remember

Kiitos!! Ymmärsin melkein kaikki 😀🥳!!

A strong passion for languages was born in me but I'm not good at it, I don't know if my fatigue is connected to my being sensitive, introverted and blocked or not because I noticed that most people can study languages easily , I don't know if they were all born with the innate predisposition and I together with the minority are the only losers who don't have it and if you need to have a talent not to struggle with languages.

Kiitos paljon….

Thank you your way of explanation very good

Kiitoksia 🌹🌹

Kiitos, olen keniasta

Can you plz make more vidoes like this used in daily life plzzz

The lesson is really good but since there aren't any subtitles it would be nice to have a script to learn everything you teach in the video.

Hei! Minä haluaisin puhua suomea enemmän, mutta minä en tiedä missä minä voin etsiä ihminen.

Hello! Thanks for these awesome Finnish language videos. Just a note; as a native English speaker we don't say 'tell about your day' but *'talk about your day'*. To be grammatically correct you could also say *'tell me about your day'* or ' how to tell someone about your day'; tell is usually transitive (although there are some exceptions). 'Tell' is usually used to report information *to someone* or for telling a story. E.g. 'tell me about your day' (reporting the events) or 'I am telling a story', "tell the time" (read the hour on the clock). Tell is present, told is past. Tell also has a few other meanings but they are not used much any more: tell it over on your fingers (count it on your fingers) is one example.