Learn Finnish: Food Vocab | What's in my Fridge? | Video in FINNISH 

Minun sisäinen "ysin oppilas äikässä 30 vuotta sitten" heräsi ja pahastui, kun kirjoitit tossa johdannossas "ruoka sanoja." Se on yhdyssana. Edit: Samoin mangojogurtti.

Great to hear that you appreciate it :) I will try to do more in the future!

Kiitos paljon ^-^ I'll try my best to haha, thank you for the lovely comment!

Glad you think so, yeah I will def try to sprinkle more like this in my regular feed. The subtitles take forever to do so maybe more after exam season is over xD Oh yeah I usually keep it on the counter too, but I don't really have a food pantry in my dorm room so unless I want to keep it in the communal kitchen it's easiest to keep it in the fridge :P

@@KatChatsFinnish I was thinking about your remark: "The subtitles take forever to do.". What if you would find a different way to convey the same info, without the extraordinarily lenghty subtitles? Now my ideas are limited because I don't know the process around youtube producing. Maybe you could take a leaf out of the book of FinnishWithAnna and use prepreparated pages where you explain stuff. Then do the subtitles in Finnish only without the English explanations. It is even possible that youtube can automatically generate subtitles for you to improve? The session would look like this: explain first and do after, or the other way around. It would require you to prepare your sessions with the text in a document. Personnally I use LaTeX, but most people have no idea what this is, so a textprocessor like word or a presentationtool like powerpoint should be fine. Bottomline is: try to save yourself work and time, without losing too much content.

Aw thank you so much! :)

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you :)

That's so great to hear, I'm glad people are enjoying this style of video :)

Glad you think so, I'm so happy people are enjoying them :) Kiitos!

Kiitos! :) Glad to hear !

That's so amazing to hear, wow thank you so much! :) It makes me so happy to hear that people are enjoying my videos and find them useful ^-^

I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, thank you so much! Definitely will try and make more like this :)

That means so much to me, kiitos todella paljon! :) And that's a great idea!

Thanks for the ideas, I'll add them to my list! :D

Kiitos!

Kiitos plajon for watching! :D Thank you so much ^.^

Glad you are enjoying them, makes me happy to hear :)

@@KatChatsFinnish Yeah the 'mostly in Finnish' thing is awesome and it's very comprehensible. The language learning sector is badly missing this sort of content and especially in Finnish where content is sparse. I love it.

Kiitos for watching, I'm so glad to hear that! Yep, noted hahah maybe I'll be brave enough to do grammar vids at some point :o

@@KatChatsFinnish Haha, you can, I trust you!!

That's so nice to hear, kiitos todella paljon! :)

:)

That's great for you then, makes it easier to remember xD Kiitos for watching

Aw thank you so much ^-^ Makes me so happy to hear

It is relatively easy

Kiitos :)

Kiitos! :)

Kiitos!

Kiitos korjauksesta :)

Hahah xD

ateria is a meal. I think you'd just say things like "haluan juustohampurilaisaterian" = I want a cheeseburger meal, "haluun isot ranskalaiset" = i want large fries, "otan mansikka sundaen" = I'll take the strawberry sundae

Hmmm now that you mention it xD Wonder where I picked that up from!

Yeah it’s the puhekieli for tässä :)

@@KatChatsFinnish sweet!! Thanks!

Lol xD

Olen yrittänyt tehdä enemmän suomeks :)

Hahah I didn't realize how weird that might come across. I don't usually put my knife in there xD I don't really have a lot of kitchen space in my dorm and the communal kitchen is a bit of trek so if I just want to butter something it's the most convenient place to keep the knife on top of the margarine package :P

@@KatChatsFinnish it's clever, i will steel the idea \m/

I think it's just the same as in English, so like freezer ~ pakkanen in Finnish is when it's negative degrees outside. So it's kind of a similar meaning :)

Aw, thank you so much :)

Ran across this video a few days back, explains some of the differences. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-neJGE3Fy3PE.html Seems to be mostly what you are used to at home, my family always put them in jääkaappi.

Oh I just watched that, very interesting I didn't actually know. My parents kept them in the fridge at home :P

Hahaha! xD

+*a*!

I don't really drink xD

@@KatChatsFinnish a good answer! :D

Niinpä taisin xD hups haha

狗라고 하는 강아지 I recall an earlier video on how to ask about meat in food that she mentioned she’s a vegetarian and has been for years, idk if she’s a preferred vegan or not. Also keep in mind that (based on my friend Johanna who lives in Finland) that there’s a ton of lactose intolerant options in Finland because the rate of lactose intolerance is abnormally high compared to some other countries.

@@kirkendauhl6990 Oh right, I remember this video 😁 Thanks 😉 Though according to statistics Scandinavian countries, including Finland, have the lowest lactose intolerance 🤔

Oh yeah, I've been vegetarian for ages and when I buy my own food I tend to go for the vegan options (most non-vegan stuff is stuff my parents/friends give me haha). And yeah like the previous person said: most things here are usually low-lactose or lactose free so it's easy for lactose intolerant people (but I'm not haha)

@@kirkendauhl6990 Your friend had got it wrong. Actually Finland (and the Scandionavia/Nordic countries in general) has one of the world's highest rates for lactose tolerance, not intolerance. There are places/countries in the world where almost everyone is lactose intolerant. The reason for those lactose-free options in Finland is because milk is so widely used in the Finnish cuisine, so alternatives are needed for the lactose intolerant people.

Definitely :P

It's not that bad if sometimes

@@kojrr2221 it's worse in USA than EU