This year I started learning Finnish. Eventually I'm moving to Finland. This country has all I need: lots of nature, good food, people who mind their own business, personal space, not too hot summers and proper winters.
@extranorthinary
Ай бұрын
Sounds like Finland would be a very good option for you! Finnish will definitely not be the easiest language to learn, but once you live in a Finnish speaking enviroment you'll learn it faster. I wish all the best for your plans 🤗 !
@Pappa_66
11 ай бұрын
If you have not noticed, The World has changed a lot and Will keep on changing for The worst. No matter where you Live. Based on Your earlier videos, The biggest problem is obvious: not enough knowledge about life or managing a homestead, info about culture and regulations/laws, un-realistic expectations, realities and too heavy burden from The previous life To really move on. Pls, seek medical/mental help/support as soon as possible, before burn out. You Will get there, I really hope all The best😍👍"Expat 25 yrs".
@extranorthinary
11 ай бұрын
I‘m a bit confused - you have also noticed that the world is changing but you don’t understand that there’s a huge difference whether we are living in a city or in the countryside 🤔 But it really doesn’t matter either, I just hope you won’t try to push too many young people down - I don’t care, but some other with actual real issues maybe does. I‘m more for positivity and cheering others up - especially when the people are trying something new and going out of their comfort zone 😊 I also think you may not get very good picture how someone is based on a few KZitem videos and therefore I would recommend you not to write too offending stuff to people - like I said: I don’t care, but there are some really weird people all around so be careful 👍😁
@arcticradio
11 ай бұрын
I felt welcome in Finland for the past 7 years….until now…….the government thinks everything is ‘foreigners’ fault and I no longer feel welcome. Quite honestly things have changed for the worst. I mean it’s still great if you live far away but I’m starting to notice people’s attitudes changing when you get caught out with Finnish language (making a mistake or sounding foreign). It has changed……..
@vedranb87
11 ай бұрын
To be honest, watching the news in the last year or two, those tendencies are spreading like wildfire all over Europe. I have a handful of good friends here in Espoo and I take it one day at a time. I don't really talk to random people if I don't have to, and that already makes me seem more Finnish to an average Joonas. :D
@extranorthinary
11 ай бұрын
Sorry to hear that 💔😢 I‘m afraid there will always be dumb people everywhere, no matter who of the idiotic politicians is in charge. I hope you both will meet less those kind of Finns and more those who get super excited when you know like two Finnish words 😁
@mikrokupu
10 ай бұрын
The reality is: ageing Finland needs immigration, even more so in the coming years. My employer changed their policy because they had to, we couldn't survive without foreign-born workers anymore. So, not-so-perfect Finnish is ok now, combined with English if needed. The job gets done anyway and the customers get used to it. There are always those who complain, years back in Helsinki I was yelled at because I didn't speak Swedish fluently in customer service.
@vedranb87
10 ай бұрын
@@mikrokupu One of my Finnish born Finn friends also got yelled at for not speaking Swedish fluently in a Kahvila.
@extranorthinary
10 ай бұрын
Yep, a country like Finland definitely needs working foreigners 🆘 But like I said: there will always be stupid people everywhere and all you can do is just not to care. As I was working in a restaurant in Austria, I got yelled all the time by the Italian tourists because I couldn’t speak Italian (and they couldn’t/didn’t want to speak German or English) 🤷♀️😅
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