Finland

Two thirds of the year is really dark in Finland, but you get almost a full day of light time per day in mid summer

No.

I'm a Finnish girl and never heard that any school in the whole country would have to wear uniforms.

The season is summer.

No.

There are many differend traditional costumes in Finland. National Dresses or Kansallispuvut in finnish are widely presented in a nice web page. Link can be found below this text under 'Related Links'.

Unfortunately it's only in finnish but here ase some translations you might need:

- Maakunnittain = By province

- Paikkakunnat = District (City, town, municipality)

- Suomen kartta = Map of Finland (Suomi is Finland in finnish ;) )

Finnish minelayer Ruotsinsalmi was created in 1941.

Well, since we have a lot of forest we produce lots of paper and other products made out of wood. Also, Nokia comes from Finland and manufactures pretty decent cell phones. Some minor but still known products are Hakkapeliitta tires, which are recognized as one of the best winter tires available and high-precision sniper- and hunting rifles made by Sako. Plus, Rovio, the creator of the smash hit Angry Birds, is Finnish.

Finland is not part of Great Britain and is some distance away from it.

The republic of Finland situated in the Fennoscandian region of northern Europe. It borders Sweden on the west, Russia on the east, and Norway on the north, while Estonia lies to its south across the Gulf of Finland.

I just flew from LAX to Amsterdam. the round trip was about $1300.00 i also flew to spain and mallorca,Spain and went all over... I would asssume you could get to amsterdam and then finland for cheaper then straight to finland... a direct flight would be probably 2,000 round trip.. possibly 1000 to 1500 for a one way ticket but i live in california... sooo if you live on the east side it should be cheaper...

http://goscandinavia.about.com/od/eastertraditions/qt/easterinfinland.htm Date: (Western) March 23, 2008 (Orthodox) April 27, 2008

Easter in Finland is traditionally celebrated with easter-egg hunts for the children, and many Finns go to church on Easter Sunday.

One is yksi, two is kaksi and three is kolme.

Finns go skiing a lot and they also cut down a lot of trees for fire places because its so cold

"[mennäänkö] kaljalle?" (men - nään - kö kal - jal - le) literally "[wanna go] for a beer?"

Finland is a country so it does not have a transportation of it's own. There are airplane fields, trains, buses, cars, ferries etc. in Finland available for everyone to use.

exactly 3:12 pm our time

In 2008, 2.7 infants die out of 1000 live births.

1 month and 1 hour from Abo in Finland to Seattle Washington. A total of 9,683 miles.

The president is Tarja Halonen and the prime minister is Mari Kiviniemi.

No, Finland is an indipendent state, member of EU and UN.

it was occupied yes it was occupied because the Germans took it over mines is right because my teacher said

Because Finland is "Suomi" only in Finnish and Finnish became a official language only in 1863. Finland, however, was a known location long before that and it was known by its Swedish name "Finland".

Pine and spruce grows in Finland. Another very typical Finnish tree is the birch.

People in Finland communicate just like they do everywhere else, only in the Finnish language.

Good evening is hyvää iltaa in Finnish.