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Classes are a great way to learn the grammar and nuances of a language. Find a class with a qualified instructor who can teach you both the spoken aspects of the language and Finnish grammar. The Finnish Consulate in Washington, D.C. offers a list of Finnish courses available in the US on its website. Some universities in the UK, such as University College London or University of Westminster, offer Finnish courses. If you are in Finland already, you can take a Finnish as a second language course at the University of Helsinki, University of Turku, University of Eastern Finland, and other major universities. If you do not have a course in your area, you can take an online course. These may be either a self-directed course or guided courses with instructors. The City of Helsinki offers a list of these courses through its Infopankki website. An effective method of learning a language is to listen, understand and repeat. You can look online or in your local area for a Finnish tutor. Your tutor should be a native or fluent speaker of Finnish. Contact local universities, language schools, and exchange programs to see if they can recommend you a tutor. If you do not have any Finnish speakers in your area, you can find an online tutor. They will instruct you over a video chat program, such as Skype or Google Hangouts. If you want to practice speaking but you do not know any Finnish speakers, you can find a penpal who will speak to you over skype. This language partner may not be a formal tutor or instructor, but they can help you practice speaking. You will also get valuable experience hearing the language spoken naturally. You can find speaking partners on a penpal or language exchange website. If you live in an area with Finnish heritage or many Finnish immigrants, you might find a local Finnish cultural group or community center that will host events. These events are good places to meet other Finnish learners as well as fluent speakers. Places in the Finnish diaspora are more likely to hold these types of events. This includes places such as Sweden, Estonia, Norway, Canada, the US, and Russia. In the US, Finnish cultural groups can be found primarily in Michigan, Minnesota, California, Washington, and Wisconsin. Immersion is one of the most effective ways to learn a language. The best way to immerse yourself in Finnish is to visit Finland. Whether you go for a week or for a month, use Finnish as much as possible during your time there. If people try to speak to you in English, let them know that you are learning their language and want as much practice as possible.

summary: Take a class. Hire a tutor. Find a skype partner. Attend Finnish cultural events. Visit Finland.

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If they don't feel the same way, it's not the end of the world. You should feel proud that you had enough confidence to share your true feelings, and that you got the answers you were looking for, even if you didn't end up getting what you wanted. If your crush doesn't feel the same way, just say, "Cool, no problem," or "Thanks for listening to me anyway." Be polite and kind as you say goodbye -- don't make your crush feel worse by saying, "I knew this would happen," or "No one ever likes me back." Remember that having the confidence to tell your crush how you feel will make you feel confident in your future relationships and choices. If your crush doesn't share your feelings, that's okay. If you are friends, then maybe you should take it easy for a while, but that doesn't mean you should run away or avoid them the next time you see them. Keep doing what you always do, and act happy to see your crush the next time you cross paths. Remember that your crush can't help how they feel, and just play it cool. If your crush returns your feelings, then you should enjoy your feelings of giddiness and excitement. Be proud of yourself for sharing how you feel, and have fun hanging out with your crush or even dating them. You can take things slow and decide what you want to do next. Your crush will be impressed by your boldness and honesty, and will want to hang out with you as soon as possible.

summary: Don't be disappointed if your crush doesn't share your feelings. Don't be weird about seeing your crush if you know they don't like you. Celebrate if your crush does like you.

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A dental tool, flathead screw driver, or strong pick is used to pick off barnacles. Wedge the pick or tool under the barnacle and gently pry it off. This should be fairly easy, as the bleach should have loosened the barnacles. If barnacles are being stubborn, chisel them off using a hammer and screwdriver. Angle the screwdriver under the barnacle and gently tap on the end with the hammer. This should dislodge the barnacle. After removing barnacles, take a scrub brush and wipe down your conches. Use light, scrubbing motions to remove any remaining dirt and debris form the shell. If some dirt or stains are not coming off, use your thumbnail to gently scratch them out of the shell. It's important that your conch shells air dry. Set them in a dry place where they will not be disturbed, such as a cupboard or cabinet. Do not attempt to polish your shells until they are completely dry to the touch. It can sometimes take conch shells awhile to completely dry, especially if you live in a cooler region. It is not unusual for shells to take a couple of days to dry completely. Once your shells are dry, they may look a little dull from the cleaning process. To brighten them up, dab some mineral oil onto a cotton pad or cotton ball. Rub the cotton on the shell and cover it completely with oil. If the shells is not as shiny as you want after one layer, add another. If you do multiple coats, let the shell dry for 12 hours between each coat.
summary: Pick off any barnacles. Scrub down your shell. Let the shells air dry. Cover your shell in oil.