Finland

Finland has used euro since 2002.

potatoes, and bread (grains)

Finland doesn't have a national dog. Other national things are:

Flower: The lily of the valley

Bird: the whooper swan

Tree: European white birch

Animal: Brown bear

Fish: European perch

There is no Halloween or st. Patrick's day, but we do have Runebergs day and Kalevalas day.

Tarja Halonen was the president of Finland in 2010. She became the first female President of Finland after being elected in January 2000 as Finland's 11th president. She was re-elected in 2006; her current term runs until 2012. A graduate of the University of Helsinki, she became part of Helsinki's city council, and later became a member of Parliament in 1979.

"Minullakin on ikävä sinua" would be a standard language phrase. A spoken language phrase could be for example "mullakin on sua ikävä".

This kind of a conversation

1: I miss you

2: Miss you too

would be in a standard Finnish

1: Minulla on ikävä sinua / Ikävöin sinua

2: Minullakin on sinua ikävä / Minäkin ikävöin sinua

and in the spoken Finnish

1: Mulla on sua ikävä

2: Mullakin sua

Coats, mittens or gloves and scarves and some of them wear also beanies. The youngest ones often wear quilted trousers.

The Finnish way to spell Alex would be Aleksi, but Alex is a possible way to spell it too.

About 41 persons per square mile.

No. I'd say Finland isn't, but some people happily extend the term "Scandinavia" to Finland, along with Iceland and some even to Svalbard and Greenland.

Geographically, Finland isn't really, Iceland most certainly isn't, and neither is Greenland or Svalbard.

If you think about it: "Is Finland a Scandinavian country?" No, not really... But I'd happily group Finland with Scandinavia long before I'd group Scandinavia with Germany or Holland.
If you get what I mean...

Either way it goes, Finland is most certainly a Nordic country, and is part of the Nordic Council. Finland is a native of Norden!
Uhm..

See related link below!

Finland does not speak mandarin. Well, maybe a few people have learned mandarin.

Euro.

At least richest one lives in London.

There are on-line forums devoted to specific firearms, including the Mosin Nagant- they would be a good starting point. The link below will take you to one such forum.

The Baltic Sea.

all these four r European countries wat else

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

You mean Suomi, and Suomi means Finland in Finnish.

Red beanie, red clothes, boots and white beard.

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)