What was invented in Finland?

Answer 1

ABLOY-lock

AIV-fodder

internet's security system

heart rate monitor

inventions about phones and computers

xylitol used as a sweetener

That's some of them...

Answer 2

Finland is home to Nokia cell phones, Fiskars scissors, and Xylitol (a type of sweetener made from birch trees that tastes like sugar and is better for you). They also invented saunas centuries ago.

Answer 3

Finnish, like most languages, was not invented, but evolved over the course of a few thousand years. Finnish is part of the Finno-Ugric family of languages (the other 2 major languages are Estonian and Hungarian). Mikael Agricola is often called the Father of Finnish, as he was the first to translate the New Testament into Finnish and create the basic rules for written Finnish in a book he created: a book of ABCs to help non-literate Finns learn how to read.

Answer 4

You proplably know that sauna was invented here, but also something mutch more popular: skates.