Thread: Terve =D

Mä oon Dani ja asun sveitsissä. Mun suomi oon huono *haha*
Oon 20-vuotias. Rakastan Suomea! =D

So thats enought finnish haha...i learn finnish since May 2007. I want to go as an aupair to finnland this summer.

if you want to know more about me...just ask!

heippa

terve dani! :]
oon Laurence ja tulen Kanadasta. Asun Montrealissa. ensi kesänä menen Suomeen vaihto-opilaaksi. mitä kielet puhut? Puhutko ranskaa?

well i hope you get the chance to go there this summer!

Tervetuoloa in Finland

Originally Posted by reea

terve dani! :]
oon Laurence ja tulen Kanadasta. Asun Montrealissa. ensi kesänä menen Suomeen vaihto-opilaaksi. mitä kielet puhut? Puhutko ranskaa?

well i hope you get the chance to go there this summer!

moi! puhun sveitsi-saksaa, saksaa, vähän suomea ja oikein vähän ranskaa. mitä kielet puhut?

i hope this too have at the moment good contact to a really nice family but i don't know if i can go there. we will see

ai kiva!
mun äidinkieli on ranska, mut puhun englantiakin aika hyvin. Puhun aika hyvin suomea, ja espanjaa, mut nyt puhun suomea paremmin :] ahaa sä puhut saksaa! mulla oli saksalaisen ystävä Montrealissa, hän oli vaihto-oppilasta. mut viime heinäkuunä tulee takaisin Saksaan.

that's nice you have contact with a family there!
I could probably live with my friend's family in Turku, but I don't choose where I live, since I am going with an organism called AFS. But at least I have someone to practice finnish with in Montreal!

ai niin, puhun vähän norskaa ja ruotsia. en puhu hyvin mut ymmärän aika hyvin

Aye, if you learn swedish, you will understand norwegian and danish too. Same with dutch... I studied saksaa for 4 years and I understand written dutch.

it's true that norwegian, danish and swedish are quite alike. it's like a mix between german and english!
I guess that if I knew how to speak german, it'd be easier for me to learn swedish and norwegian..
my ancestors are actually norwegian. so myabe that's why I do understand :]

Originally Posted by reea

it's true that norwegian, danish and swedish are quite alike. it's like a mix between german and english!

I know Swedish and have just started to study German and Norwegian. German is a bit difficult with its three genders and four cases, though it does have many words which as similar to Swedish.

As for Norwegian, I understand most of it. It looks like a dialect of Swedish, so learning goes very quickly.