linguaEpassione | Differences between spoken and written Finnish? Puhekieli vs kirjakieli explained through examples! @linguaEpassione | Uploaded March 2019 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Hello People! [TO SKIP THE INTRO GO TO 2:44 - PLEASE READ THE 1st COMMENT!]
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In this video I offer some better examples (than I did in my previous Finnish video) concerning the differences between colloquial / spoken Finnish, or "puhekieli" on one hand, and formal / written Finnish, or "kirjakieli", on the other.
Please note that this does NOT mean that everybody will ALWAYS speak that way, because there are regional differences and there's also a personal component to many of the forms featured in the video, but let's just say that if you actually talk with Finnish people in daily-life situations, you're going to hear such forms get used quite often.
I hope you enjoy, and if you're learning Finnish I hope you can take away something useful!
See you guys in the next one!
PS: I did edit out A LOT of coughing xD
Hello People! [TO SKIP THE INTRO GO TO 2:44 - PLEASE READ THE 1st COMMENT!]
Take my poll and let me know how I can help you! Click here:
youtube.com/post/UgyVdnL55Mz-ZqOn9lt4AaABCQ
In this video I offer some better examples (than I did in my previous Finnish video) concerning the differences between colloquial / spoken Finnish, or "puhekieli" on one hand, and formal / written Finnish, or "kirjakieli", on the other.
Please note that this does NOT mean that everybody will ALWAYS speak that way, because there are regional differences and there's also a personal component to many of the forms featured in the video, but let's just say that if you actually talk with Finnish people in daily-life situations, you're going to hear such forms get used quite often.
I hope you enjoy, and if you're learning Finnish I hope you can take away something useful!
See you guys in the next one!
PS: I did edit out A LOT of coughing xD
![Chinese Update #1 - Speaking some beginner Mandarin Chinese! [SUBTITLES]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Rnxo1aqXWRA/hqdefault.jpg "Chinese Update #1 - Speaking some beginner Mandarin Chinese! [SUBTITLES]
POLYGLOT LANGUAGE LEARNING UPDATE:
大家好！你们要不要跟我说中文一下？:) *PLS ACTIVATE SUBTITLES!!!* CHINESE STARTS AT 2:32
Finally back with a new video! Time to practice my 11th language, so here comes some beginner level Mandarin Chinese, just to kinda set a starting point in my language learning plan for next year, 2018!
Please note that Im aware that I speak veeery poorly but Im still moving my first steps in this language, and I have learned in an extremely inconsistent way so far, which Im planning to change in 2018! ;)
Id be grateful if you could help me by pointing out my major mistakes, and hopefully Ill be able to improve and to see some progress some time next year :)
Thank you in advance!!!")
![Language Maintenance Experiment (PART 1): a Japanese Conversation from 2ys ago [ENGLISH SUBTITLES]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SWGhsx4xPJg/hqdefault.jpg "Language Maintenance Experiment (PART 1): a Japanese Conversation from 2ys ago [ENGLISH SUBTITLES]
Welcome to PART 1 of this language learning experiment! PART 2 coming up soon!
In this video Im talking with the great Tomomi-san (big THANK YOU to her), one of my tutors for Japanese conversation, about all sorts of topics: from sports to insects, from musical instruments to why the most difficult language for me has been... youll see :-p
The conversation is 2 years old, so this is my level towards the end of 2018. Since then, Ive practised Japanese roughly once to twice per month, in order to maintain it.
So how has my Japanese changed since? Has it changed in the first place? Maybe it hasnt. Maybe Ive improved my confidence, or my grammar, or my vocab? I sincerely dont know quite yet.
Well find out together. Hopefully it has not become worse! XD
Stay tuned for PART 2! :)
0:00 - 1:00 Intro & Greetings
1:01 - 3:05 Whats this experiment all about?
Topics discussed with Tomomi-san in this video:
3:06 - 8:53 Playing sports: the fun & the injuries
8:54 - 12:43 Dragonflies, mosquitoes and Co. in Japan and Finland
12:44 - 13.51 The most difficult language to learn is...
13:52 - 15:57 Musical instruments and language learning?
Unfortunately, Tomomi-san no longer teaches on Italki.
You can find orther fantastic tutors on Italki though!
Register for free through my link below and get a 10$ bonus:
https://www.italki.com/i/BfEbeE?hl=en_us
THANK YOU FOR WATCHING!
#polyglot #language #japanese #nihongo")
![Long time no see! - What Ive been doing and what Im up to... [New Content Announcement]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZVHBKG7vDt4/hqdefault.jpg "Long time no see! - What Ive been doing and what Im up to... [New Content Announcement]
Ciao! Hello! Bonjour! Hallo! Bună! こんにちは！Olá! 大家好！...
Finally Im back with some news about why its been silent here on my channel lately and what Im up to for the next few weeks... as well as next year! I hope you enjoy this little preview!
Oh, and can you guess which language is going to be up next?!?!
Here you can find the links to my latest collaboration videos on other channels (adding more as soon as they get published...):
- Interview for Ti Va Di Giappare? (in Italian)
https://youtu.be/UF2atJKJbIo
...more coming soon....
Also check out some of my previous collaborations and cameos on other channels:
- Polyglot Gathering promo (in Finnish)
https://youtu.be/gzga66NHgCA
- Helping Olly Richards with his Italian Project (in Italian)
https://youtu.be/jzOvy_rDVBI
- A long interview with Patrick Khoury (in German)
https://youtu.be/b0Z1EfrtnqU
- Helping Jan from LanguageBoost to learn Italian (in Italian)
https://youtu.be/-y1eMdZiuZI")
