Finland

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The Baltic Sea.

all these four r European countries wat else

there are FIVE countries (and they all have an A in them)

Red beanie, red clothes, boots and white beard.

You mean Suomi, and Suomi means Finland in Finnish.

Paavo

Suljettu saari is a Finnish equivalent of the title to the movie 'Shutter Island'.

Helsinki is the capital of Finland.

Pamela

Not very common thing to say, but it's "hyvää hanukkaa".

The Constitution of the Finland states, when translated, "from this day forth the land of Finland shall remain independent from all other nation-states, withholding all beliefs that remain true to the nation's spirit and people". The constitution of Finland was written on April 2nd, 1486 by one Mads Mikkelsen. Mikkelsen was born a poor peddler who rose to power in 1462 inspiring the people of his country to absolve relations with Yaagustan, now modern day Norway.

the first Christmas day, boxing day and the 6th of January (loppiainen in finnish but I don't know how its translated in to English)

Hyvää joulua!

(Merry Christmas!)

It varies. When children start school at the age of seven, they normally have three to five hours a day. From there, it gradually increases, but never more that eight hours, generally the maximum being seven. This is during the first nine years of school.

Finland has three famous inventions: sauna, ice skates, and virtual air-guitar. Its known by its citicens as the homeland of Santa Claus. They say he lives in Korvatunturi, and Korvatunturi has gotten mail from all over the world, even from Japan. Finland it the third most enviromental country in the world, and would be the most enviromental without the worlds most polluted ocean, Itämeri. Finland has also the person with highest speeding ticket, Jussi Salonoja. The ticket was 170000 euros, because he drove twice the speed allowed with a motorbike in Helsinki, february 2004. As Jussi is the heir of the HK:s sausage factory, hes incomes were in 2002 about 7 million euros. Therefore, speeding ticket is 1/60 of months net worth with the information of the persons taxes. Finland is the least corrupted coutry in the world. It has one very famous giant, Väinö Myllyrinne, who was 251 sentimeters tall. Finland is known of its wierd sports, like cellphone, beer barrel, coin, boot or human throwing, holding a car, ice-fishing, and swinging all the way around. Patti Valasti and Aki Kontala played record breaking, six bounces of ping pong game, with an egg as a ball. Finland scored a new highscore in Eurovision competion in 2006, with scores of 292. Theres aso a record of lifting a boat. Finns are not so known of their skills of breaking records, but their ability to invent new records. Finland is the home of "Fullmoon's Miss American Pie", the cat with the longest wiskers in the world. There are three other alphabets in finnish language than in english: å,ä and ö. And finally, i have to say, that Helsinki has an unique restaurant called "Kynsilaukka", that serves only garlic.

Ole hyvä ja palauta minun kynsileikkurini. Less formally, Ole hyvä ja palauta mun kynsileikkuri or something similar would work.

People in Finland make a living by working and being involved in various income generating activities. Most of the people prefer professional jobs like nursing, accounting, advocacy and so much more.

Lapland is a region in northern Fennoscandia within the Arctic circle, it encompases Norway, Sweden, FInland and Russia. It is surrounded by sea on three corners - north by Barents sea, west by Norwegian sea and east by the white sea.

328, only one more than in England. I also counted.

"Piparkakku"

The first syllable is pronounced "pip", not like pipe.

The second syllable, "ar" is pronounced like a pirate would say "arrr", except you don't stress the r. :P

The third syllable, "ka" is pronounced like the "ka" in the word kart, except the a is very short. After "ka" the k in "kku" is stressed and the u after that is also very short. The u is pronounced like the u in uno.

You don't say anything in Finland, but you can say stuff in Finnish. Anyways, "hi" in Finnish is "hei".

This last name means "thrush"{the bird}. There is currently 800 people with the last name Rastas in Finland

"[I] love you"

"Partiolaiset" (the word includes also the boy and the girl scouts) or "partiotytöt" (includes only the girls).

The national organization which is a member of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts is called "Suomen Partiolaiset - Finlands Scouter ry" (The Guides and Scouts of Finland) which is a combined organization of the Union of Finnish Girl Guides and the Scout Union of Finland.

Age groups:

Vaeltaja (Finnish) Rover (Swedish): Ranger ages 15-20

Partiolainen (Finnish)Flickscout (Swedish) Guide ages 10-14

Sudenpentu (Finnish) Vargunge (Swedish) Brownie ages 7-10