Differences between spoken and written Finnish? Puhekieli vs kirjakieli explained through examples!
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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
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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
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