Tell me about livin in Finland? The good sides and the bad sides? Tell also your home-country. Thanks!
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hi , Im from northof africa . if u like the wether then u have 50% of the problemes solved .in finland there is more good things then negafive one´s . but also depence on you how you want to live ur life . it is all ur chose, good luke .
Living in Finland?? Umm..I am from the USA, Texas. I've been here for about six months now and will return home in the next few months. Finland is completely different from where I live, altho, quite a lot like some smaller towns in east coast and north.
I love the snow, but get tired of it after being here for so long, really would love the sun to shine and grass to start smell fresh. Finland is very beautiful and clean. I don't know if there's lots of bad sides, but people now speaking English, especially older ones turns out being a problem at times. Also people here are a lot more rude than in the US but it's all just a culture thing. Umm..Don't know what else to say, hehe!
Thank God there isnt any, in the futere " no english " speaking peoples left !
Email is much easier, and less travelling to tell / teach.
Your president Taria Halonen is not so very good lookong...
She.. is quite bright.
Only in Finland can a woman, former left-wing party-, SETA´s (stands for sexual equality)member and power figure, not so good looking ´ with an bad accent - win elections and get a presidents seat! Only imagine all the difficulties what an "ugly" woman must go through if she is determinded to accive goals in this life.. I´m proud. Finns respect brains. It would be nice if she were more nobel like but I take merely a vice leader than a just a pretty face. This could never happen in France, German or especially in USA(go freedom go).
I hope that this situation will always remain the same in Finland.
American language is bad english, to people of Britain.
Many Americans hasnt read their Shakesphere, so in Britain they are " .diots "
and write many Americans HAVEN'T, not hasn't, and write English with a capital letter.
This is only a friendly note to make you understand that it's not the British people's fault if you seem a bit... hmmm, illiterate...
Have a nice time here in Finland!
and the likes of Bush and Blair are so good looking that they make me wanna puke. When have we started caring more about how our leaders look like than what they think? Is the American way of thinking spreading around in Finland also nowadays? And I always hoped that Finland would be the one haven in the world where people stayed sane...
of living in Finland is the climate. Too cold. Even in the summer. And I've been here for my whole life.
Hello! As a Finn I can only imagine what you would think is a good thing and what is a bad. Where are you from by the way? Are you coming to Finland? Anyway, I`ve heard many people say that the coldness is a bad thing but I`m just used to it I guess ;) I could say a good thing is definately the nature. I`d suggest you to visit http://virtual.finland.fi/ , lots of good information there! Oh, and Lapland is definately worth visiting! :)
I am originally from England but have lived 4 yrs in Finland and would say that it´s absolutely great. Pretty women, clean nature, lots of drinking ;). I miss some things though e.g pubs, politeness etc....am not saying that the Finns arent really polite, but sometimes they are a bit hmmm...rude&impolite or not so talkative, but thats the way they are and it´s great in a way, innit :)
pretty women?? just trying to be polite? Visit Estonia, then let's talk...
Well, I know what you are saying BUT. I´d say that the Estonian style and everything is just so different. Finnish women are more like scandinavians, but that´s my opinion and you can have yours :) btw I´ve been here for yrs so I definitely know what I´m talking about.
Hi,
this is really interesting!
I study in English in the univeristy and I've always been facinated by the different interpretations you foreigners have about our country.
I think it's wonderful we have more and more foreign people living here, so you are warmly welcome and hope you enjoy your time here! :)