You speak Finnish by learning the language's unique vocabulary and grammar rules. As with any language, this can take a considerable amount of time.
You have to study how words are changed to fit certain situations (i.e. noun declensions and verb conjugations) and learn how they would be translated into your native language, so that you can gain a solid understanding of what their declensions and conjugations mean. Additionally, you have to learn how these declensions and conjugations are used correctly and when to use them.
It is also helpful to know that spoken Finnish is not usually the same as written Finnish. They usually shorten many words (such as turning "sinä" into "sä"; both words mean "you" in English).
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Finland's main language is Finnish. The second official language is Swedish.
Yes they could.
If your question was supposed to be "What language do people that live in Finland speak?", then the right answer is Finnish and Swedish. Thought only 5.5% speak Swedish, and the rest speak Finnish.
Finnish; the language of Finland. 'Suomi' is the Finnish name for the Finnish language.
It means: "You know how to speak Finnish?"
mainly in Finland and Sweden. In Norway there's also a minority speaking the Kven language which is related to finnish. Small group speaking finnish also in Russia. In Estonia there's the biggest minority speaking finnish.
Finnish. With some minorities of Swedish and Sami
Helsinki is the capital of Finland. Most people speak Finnish, by Swedish is also an official language (though it is spoken by far fewer citizens). There is a small island where only Swedish is spoken, but the majority of Finnish people speak Finnish.
No! In Finland Finnish and Swedish is spoken.
Finnish is spoken in the following places:FinlandEstoniaIngriaKareliaSweden
Finland is bilingual, the official languages are Finnish and Swedish, so they don't speak English anywhere in Finland officially. But they teach English in the Finnish schools from the third grade, so nearly everyone can speak even a little bit.
They speak Estonian; a language similar to Finnish or Hungarian