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Title: Intensive Finnish Grammar Course in 20 Minutes
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Description: expand your vocabulary with our core 2000w ebook it&#39;s free and packed with essential Expressions that you&#39;ll use on a daily basis start building your vocabulary today click the link in the description below to download your free finished ebook before it&#39;s [Music] gone hey paa hi my name is paa welcome to finish part 101.com the fastest easiest and most fun way to learn finish in the last lesson we learned the phrase excuse me do you speak English we mentioned the word Ani which means excuse me in finish in this lesson we&#39;re going to learn how to use anxi and other words when apologizing in Finnish we can use anxi in formal situations such as when we are ordering something in bars or restaurants for example Oni fcing excuse me could I get a coffee please we can also use it when asking a question excuse me where is the Dome is a very flexible word it can be used in both formal and informal situations we can use anxi when asking a question trying to get someone&#39;s attention or when apologizing but if you really want to apologize for something it might be better to use a different phrase that phrase Isani it means I am sorry and can be used both in formal and informal situations olani breaking this down first we have the finished word for to be ol when this is conjugated for mina meaning I it is enen you could say minani but it&#39;s common to leave the pronoun itself out finally we have the adjective Pani meaning sorry Pani now it&#39;s time for paa points please remember that in Finland if you accidentally bump into someone it&#39;s more common to say anxi than olani are you able to count in finish in the next lesson we will learn the numbers from 1 to 10 I&#39;ll see you in our next [Music] lesson want to master grammar so you can speak properly express yourself better and understand more in this video I&#39;ll show you how to master Grammar with our lessons and learning program let&#39;s begin number one listen to the lesson conversations and explanations in every lesson you learn a conversation then our teachers break break down every word and grammar rule so you&#39;re actually learning grammar rules in the context of conversations and you can easily see how they&#39;re used once you&#39;re done review the conversation again and again to remember what you&#39;ve learned number two read the bonus explanations and tutorials with the lesson notes you get extra grammar explanations and examples that are not presented in the lesson after you&#39;re done with the lesson read the lesson notes for extra review you can even save them as PDFs so that you can access them anytime number three leave a comment on the lesson once you&#39;ve learned a grammar point be sure to use it leave a comment in the comment section write some example sentences for practice our teachers will review your comment and give you feedback number four unlock even more grammar lessons if you want to find all of the grammar lessons available visit our lesson Library under category choose grammar you&#39;ll get all of the pathways and lessons dedic dedicated to helping you learn and master sentence patterns and grammar points so if you&#39;re ready to finally learn a new language the fast fun and easy way sign up for your free lifetime account by clicking on the link in the description signing up takes less than 30 seconds and you&#39;ll start speaking from your very first lesson if you enjoyed these tips hit the like button share it with anyone who&#39;s trying to learn a new language and subscribe to our Channel we release new videos every week I&#39;ll see you next time bye [Music] hey hi everybody I&#39;m paa welcome to finish part 101.com the fastest easiest and most fun way to learn Finnish this lesson will be all about numeros that&#39;s right numbers first we learn the numbers from 1 to 10 they are not difficult at all and it will only take three minutes are you ready let&#39;s start okay now repeat after me I&#39;ll say the numbers and give you time to repeat each one great job if you&#39;re wondering what comes before Uki it is similar to the English words nil or null it&#39;s no NOA easy to remember right now there&#39;s no need to panic if your new Finnish friend asks for your cell phone number let&#39;s practice how you would say it we&#39;ll use the phrase which means my number is can you read it by yourself perfect now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points fins love to make words shorter when counting quickly the numbers can easily turn to less than half of the length they really are V there is no need for you to use these but now you won&#39;t get confused if you start hearing numbers you&#39;ve never heard before do you know the finished word for 100 it&#39;s almost the same as the verb sat to rain in the next lesson we are going to learn the numbers from 11 to 100 in finish before jumping there be sure to practice the numbers we learned in this lesson from II [Music] to learning to carry a conversation is vital to Mastery of any language even beginners can quickly learn conversational language well enough to carry on real conversations with native speakers of course beginners won&#39;t be able to carry a conversation the same way they could in their native language but just knowing a few tips like which questions to ask to keep a conversation going are all you need to speak and interact with real native speakers before we get to specific suggestions let&#39;s first take a closer look at how having real conversations in your target language is so vital to your Mastery of the language communicating with other people is the very point of language and conversation comes easily in our native tongue for beginners or anyone learning a new language conversations aren&#39;t easy at all and even simple greetings can be intimidating and awkward nothing kills a conversation faster than long periods of awkward silence so you need practice and specific strategies to avoid them when you know what to say to keep a conversation going communication becomes much easier and you make a better impression on your listener nothing will help you learn to speak a language faster and truly Master the language than having real conversations with native speakers conversations quickly expose you to slang cultural expressions and vocabulary that force you to absorb and assimilate information faster than any educational setting and that&#39;s a great thing but how can you possibly have have real conversations with real people if you&#39;re just starting out here are three proven methods that even beginners can quickly use to learn conversational language to make a great impression and avoid awkward silences first ask questions to keep a conversation going for beginners and even more advanced speakers the key is to ask questions to keep a conversation going of course they can&#39;t be just random questions or else you may confuse the listener but by memorizing a few key questions and the appropriate time to use them you can easily carry a conversation with minimal vocabulary or experience and remember the more conversations you have the quicker you will learn and master the language second learn core vocabulary terms as quickly as possible you don&#39;t need to memorize thousands of words to learn conversational language in fact with just a couple hundred words you could have a very basic conversation and by learning maybe 1,000 to 2,000 words you could you could carry a conversation with a native speaker about current events order in restaurants and even get directions to help you get started with this check out our 2,000 common words also known as our core list these 2,000 words are all you need to learn to speak fluently and carry a conversation with a native speaker third study video or audio lessons that you can play and replay again and again if you want to know how to carry on a conversation then you need exposure to native speakers and the more the better studying video or audio lessons is ideal because they provide contextualized learning in your native language and you can play them again and again until you achieve Mastery our instructors have created more than 2,500 video and audio lessons that you can play over and over and the best part is they don&#39;t just teach you vocabulary and grammar they are designed to help you learn to speak and teach you practical everyday topics like shopping ordering and more although it may seem intimidating for a beginner the truth is that it&#39;s very easy to learn conversational language just learn a few core vocabulary terms in which questions to ask to keep a conversation going our language learning program has the world&#39;s largest online collection of video and audio lessons by real instructors plus tons of advanced tools to help you learn to speak and carry on a conversation quickly just a little practice and exposure to real conversations or lessons is all it really takes so if you&#39;re ready to finally learn a new language the fast fun and easy way sign up for your free lifetime account by clicking on the link in the description signing up takes less than 30 seconds and you&#39;ll start speaking from your very first lesson if you enjoyed these tips hit the like button share the video with anyone who&#39;s trying to learn a new language and subscribe to our Channel we release new videos every week I&#39;ll see you next time bye [Music] hey paa hi everybody I&#39;m paa welcome to finish part 101.com the fastest easiest and most fun way to learn Finnish in the last lesson we learned how to thank people by saying Kos in this lesson we learn some of the most common greetings used in Finland ready let&#39;s get started the most used informal greeting is hey hey hey means hi or hello we use it when we meet people friends relatives and even people we don&#39;t know we used this phrase in lesson one do you remember do you also remember what the formal way of greeting people is H H literally h means good day as a rule of thumb we can use H only during the daytime from midday until early evening during the evening we say is finish for evening so h means good evening H and H are used when we meet someone but when we leave we don&#39;t say these greetings again instead when leaving in a formal situation Finnish people say nakin nakam nakam means goodbye in informal situations you can just say hey hey hey hey finally in Finish we have an expression meaning see you soon which can be either formal or informal nond now you can greet people in many different ways in Finish let&#39;s review them all again when greeting someone in an informal situation hey when greeting someone in a formal situation H or h when leaving in a formal situation n me when leaving in an informal situation hey hey when leaving no matter whether it&#39;s a formal or informal situation it&#39;s easy right now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points in formal situations finish people commonly greet each other by shaking hands but if we meet someone we are very friendly with we hug each other don&#39;t be afraid to do it with your Finnish friends it&#39;s normal in the next lesson we learn the meaning of the phrase do you already know it I&#39;ll tell you all about it in the next if you&#39;re tired of knowing and speaking the language at a basic level and want to express yourself fluently just like native speakers then you&#39;ll need to learn grammar the problem it can&#39;t can be tricky to learn but don&#39;t worry in this guide you&#39;ll discover how to learn and master Grammar with the grammar bank one where to get all of the grammar explanations you&#39;ll ever need two the best way to learn grammar that&#39;s right for your level and three how to expose yourself to real examples until the rules become natural to you with a study tool called the grammar Bank inside of our learning program but first if you don&#39;t yet have access to our program sign up for free lifetime account right now just click the link in the description first what is the grammar Bank the grammar bank is like a grammar dictionary except online it&#39;s a database of the must know grammar rules and explanations that makes it easy to look up specific rules and learn them look for it in the top menu of our site two how do you learn Grammar with it the best way to learn grammar is not to just study rules but to learn in context and hear the grammar used in real life and that&#39;s exactly how you learn with our lessons you learn a quick conversation and hear how the grammar rules are used within that conversation three what if you come across grammar that you&#39;re not familiar with or what if you want to review a specific rule without going back to redo a lesson that&#39;s where the grammar Bank comes in you can look up grammar rules and get the explanations examples and links to lessons where we cover these rules you can also sort grammar by learning level so if you&#39;re an absolute beginner and want to make sure you know all of the absolute beginner grammar rules you can do just that with the grammar Bank you can also sort the rules by spelling category and lesson series and if you want to get used to the grammar pattern so that you can use them in conversation and become fluent the best way is to expose yourself to examples as much as possible grammar is hard at first but gets easy once you get used to it with enough exposure be sure to access the related lessons inside the grammar bank and listen to the native conversations that use the rule as much as possible so if you want to become fluent and speak perfectly you&#39;ll need grammar take advantage of the grammar Bank inside of our learning program but if you don&#39;t yet have access sign up for a free lifetime account right now just click the link in the description to sign up [Music] hey paa hi my name is paa welcome to finish part 101.com the fastest easiest and most fun way to learn finish in the last lesson we learned the most common forms of greetings in Finnish do you remember them in this lesson we&#39;re going to learn a very useful phrase do you speak English if you find yourself in a situation where you need a istence in English this phrase can be a lifesaver and because you&#39;re asking it in finish you can be sure that everyone will understand what you&#39;re saying even if their answer is no here&#39;s the informal way to say itania in Finnish verbs change depending on the pronoun that is used this verb bua is conjugated to the second person singular go is a suffix used to make it a question it is similar to the English word do here buut refers to Sina which is the informal way to say you and I&#39;m sure you recognize Enga as English to learn how to properly conjugate Finnish verbs like bua please look at our absolute beginner series on Finnish pod 101.com there you&#39;ll find several detailed grammar lessons we&#39;re now going to make this sentence formal first we need to use the formal version of you which is the if we change the word for you we will conjugate Pua differently it becomes everything else stays the same excuse me makes the sentence even more polite the responses you will receive could be one of these three G yes g a little no I don&#39;t speak English a since this last one is a negative statement we need to say a first then n before the verb and England after it notice also that the verb is slightly different than remember the verb changes depending on the pronoun used we are now talking about Mina finish for I so I do not speak is min the negative verb is also slightly different than the affirmative one now it&#39;s time for Bas points for those of you who speak languages other than English this question still works just substitute angia with a different language here are some examples Italia is Italian Vena is Russian espania is Spanish and Saka is German in this lesson we mentioned the expression anxi but did you know that this could also be used as an apology in the next lesson we will learn this and other ways to apologize in finish I&#39;ll see you in our next SU [Music] expand your vocabulary with our core 2000w ebook it&#39;s free and packed with essential Expressions that you&#39;ll use on a daily basis start building your vocabulary today click the link in the description below to download your free finish ebook before it&#39;s gone