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Syntactic Transfer, Contact-induced Change, And The Evolution Of Bilingual Mixed Codes: Focus On Karelian-russian Language Alternation (Studia fennica) (Russian Edition) by Anneli Sarhimaa, 1999-01 Spoken Finnish (Holt spoken language series) by Thomas Albert Sebeok, 1947 Kristilliseen yhteiskuntaan (Finnish Edition) by Raino Westerholm, 1978 André Kautokeinolainen (Kertomus perimmästä Pohjolasta) (Finnish Language Book on CD of 1882 Fictional Literature) by Laura Kieler, 2010 Life in two languages: The Finnish experience Spoken Finnish by Thomas A. Sebeok, 1987-12-01 Finnish Conversational Exercises by Vilho Kallioinen, 1980-12 Colloquial Finnish: The Complete Course for Beginners (Colloquial Series) by Daniel Abondolo, 2011-08-21 Teach Yourself Finnish: Complete Course (Teach Yourself Language Complete Courses) (Swedish Edition) by Terttu Leney, 2003-03

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21. LANGUAGES-ON-THE-WEB: BEST FINNISH LINKS
    Also information on finnish language, genealogy, and culture. ombrarossapiccola.jpg (728 byte) finnish languages/Compilers/Tools SoftwareProofing Tools  
    http://www.languages-on-the-web.com/links/link-finnish.htm

22. Helsingin Sanomat
    Lukijoiden k yt ss on my s yli sadantuhannen sivun uutisarkisto, sek lukuisia muita palveluja.  
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23. Learn Finnish Language: Speak Finnish
    Learn to speak Finnish the Unforgettable Languages way.  
    http://www.unforgettablelanguages.com/frames_a14.html
    
    Extractions: Read NBC report Survival Finnish is a downloadable, 200+ page course that will enable you to learn an amazing amount in less than a few hours and remember what you learn Unforgettable Survival courses use memory techniques to lock words into your memory without tedious repetition. Don't take our word for it, scroll down and try the free course sample below to prove it to yourself. This course is text only, designed to rapidly teach a targeted vocabulary in 2-3 hours. No other course can teach you so much in so little time! Ideal for the traveler, student, business person, or anyone who wants to rapidly learn AND RETAIN an extensive vocabulary fast. After your purchase transaction is approved, you will receive an order confirmation via email. This email is a receipt and will also provide you with the link and password to access your Survival Course. A PDF format is available for MAC users, just email us after your purchase.

24. Finnish Language Swear Words And Their English Translation. Profanity, Swearing,
    finnish language Swear Words and Phrases and their English Translations. How toswear, curse, cuss and insult in Finnish!  
    http://www.insultmonger.com/swearing/finnish.htm
    
    Extractions: How to swear, insult, cuss and curse in Finnish! Finnish Swearing English Translation Vittujen kevät Goddamn! (lit. Spring of the pussies!) Perseensuti Asswipe Paskapää Shithead Paskanaama Shitface Horatsu Slut Paskanmarjat Bullshit (lit. berries of shit) Vittupää Cunthead Kusipää Pisshead Paskiainen Bastard Paska Shit Suksi vittuun Fuck off (lit. Ski into a cunt) Painu vittuun Fuck off Painu helvettiin Fuck off, go to hell Vedä vittu päähän Draw a cunt over your head Pallinaama Ballface Kyrpä Penis, dick, cock Palli Penis, dick, cock Perse Ass Peppu Butt Kives Testicle Hemmetti Darn! or Hell! (A mild swear that can be used freely in front of one's granny) Voi vittu Fuck! (lit: Oh cunt!) Tissit Tits Persereikä Asshole Mulkku Dick Vittu Cunt Saatana Satan Jumalauta Goddamn! (lit. Help, God!)

25. ILoveLanguages - Your Guide To Languages On The Web
    Nice introduction to the finnish language by Hannele Branch. Short essay onthe history and origins of Finnish and related languages by UllaMaija  
    http://www.ilovelanguages.com/index.php?category=Languages|By Language|Finnish

26. Finnish Children's Books, Finnish ClipArt, Finnish Database, Finnish Desk Top Pu
    Dozens of finnish language related products and information including Tutorials,Spell Checkers, Dictionaries, Localized Prod, Children s Products,  
    http://www.worldlanguage.com/Languages/Finnish.htm
    
    Extractions: view this site in Microsoft Authorized Education Reseller, call for quotes Home Help Contact Us Privacy ... Checkout Super Bargains Computers / Notebooks Dictionary ESL-English as Second Language Games Gift Items! Handheld Dictionary Karaoke Keyboard Stickers Keyboards Kids Learn Microsoft Office Microsoft Windows Movies/Videos Software - Mac Software - Windows Spell Checking Translation More... Finnish Language Introduction There are approximately 5 million speakers of Finnish. Besides being the national language of Finland, it is spoken by about 200,000 people in the northern Sweden, 70,000 people in the United States, 50,000 people in northwestern Russia. Finnish is one of the few languages of Europe not of the Indo-European family. Like Estonian, spoken across the Gulf of Finland, it is one of the Finno-Ugric languages, which constitute the main branch of the Uralic family. The Finnish alphabet contains only twenty-one letters. There are thirteen consonants (

27. Finnish Language
    finnish language Courses. The Finnish courses arranged by the UniversityLanguage Centre are exclusively for registered international students,  
    http://www.jyu.fi/intl/eng/courses/finnish.html
    
    Extractions: International Office Search Page map Campus map ... In Finnish The Finnish courses arranged by the University Language Centre are exclusively for registered international students, visiting students and faculty members of the University of Jyväskylä. To be able to participate in these courses, a student must be accepted to one of the degree, postgraduate or exchange programmes of the University, either as an exchange student or a degree student. Other people can participate in the courses only if there is space. For fees charged of non-students, please have a look at the Language Centre website The University Language Centre arranges Finnish courses on beginners', intermediate and advanced levels. Survival Finnish is especially for exchange students who stay in Finland for only one term or who do not plan to continue their Finnish studies during the following term. For students who want to take more than one beginners' course in Finnish we arrange courses as follows: Finnish 1 at the basic level, Finnish 2 and Finnish 3 at the intermediate level. Finnish 4 and Finnish 5 represent the advanced level of proficiency (Finnish 5 is arranged only once a year). In addition, complementary courses focusing on individual language skills are offered at various levels usually once a year.

28. UKmenu
    The main subject of the Department of Finnish is the finnish language (Basic The studies of finnish language provide the students with such skills and  
    http://www.jyu.fi/fennicum/ukmenu.htm
    
    Extractions: DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES, FINNISH The main subject of the Department of Finnish is the Finnish language (Basic Level, Subject Specific Level and Advanced Level). Finnish as a second or foreign language and Baltic-Finnic languages can be elected as areas for specialization. Estology and Hungarian Studies are offered in cooperation with other departments. Finnish for International Students is regularly offered at the Basic Level, and studies at upper levels are individually planned. Sign Language is offered at the Basic Level and Subject Specific Level. Early Language Development and Dyslexia Project The studies of Finnish language provide the students with such skills and knowledge of the language and linguistic research which enable them to hold positions requiring expertize in the Finnish language, and to do research. Students familiarize themselves with the usage, structure, and development of Finnish, with the methods, sources, and crucial results of linguistic research, as well as with language acquisition. In seminars and practical courses the language of media, literature, advertizing, and colloquial speech are discussed, as well as the questions of dialectal change, stylistic variation and linguistic norms. Courses in mother tongue teaching, historical linguistics and other Finno-Ugric languages widen the perspective of the students. The study of linguistic methods also helps in studying foreign languages.

29. THE ORIGIN OF FINNISH AND RELATED LANGUAGES
    However, many of the languages are tiny apart from Finnish, Estonian and Hungarian, The roots of the finnish language lie in ProtoFinno-Ugrian,  
    http://www.helsinki.fi/hum/sugl/kulonen/Finf13uk.htm
    
    Extractions: THE ORIGIN OF FINNISH AND RELATED LANGUAGES (Finfo 13-98) Finnish belongs to the Baltic-Finnic group of the Finno-Ugrian or Uralic language family. It is the largest language in its group, the next largest being Estonian. The Baltic-Finnic language group is one of the westernmost branches of the Finno-Ugrian language family; only the Sami territory in western and northern Norway extends further west. In the east, the domain of the language family extends to the Yenisey river and the Taimyr peninsula, and the farthest outpost to the south comprises the Hungarians, in the Carpathian basin of Central Europe. Present-day Finno-Ugrian languages and their territories In all, about 23 million people speak the languages of the Finno-Ugrian language family. However, many of the languages are tiny: apart from Finnish, Estonian and Hungarian, they are all threatened minority tongues whose territories lie within the Russian Federation. Many other Uralic languages, even some of the most widely spoken, suffer from the same problem. The traditional territory of Livonian is along the shores of Courland in Latvia. Only a handful of Livonian speakers remain.

30. University Of Helsinki
    The Finnish Department arranges finnish language courses for international finnish language and Culture (FLC) is a foreign language philology subject  
    http://www.helsinki.fi/admissions/finnish_studies.htm
    
    Extractions: Other requirements: Admission requirements Language requirements Studies at the UH Basic facts Degrees and student status Expenses ... Glossary Why study in Helsinki? Online Guides Finnish and Swedish Studies The University of Helsinki arranges Finnish and Swedish language courses for international students registered at the University of Helsinki. The Finnish courses arranged by the Finnish Department and the Swedish courses arranged by the Language Centre are solely for students who, after having been given admission based on a qualified application or a passed entrance examination, are registered at the University of Helsinki. Open-enrolment courses for non-students Throughout the year, the University of Helsinki Language Centre arranges Finnish language courses open to anyone interested in the language. Course fees range from 58 to 310 euros, depending on the type of the course. Please note that participation in these courses does not give the right to enrol at the University of Helsinki, neither can it be regarded as a basis for obtaining a student visa or residence permit. For more information, contact:

31. Suomen Kieli | The Finnish Language
    A Finnish site by a FinnishAmerican finnish language, history, culture, bothin Finland in emigrant communities.  
    http://www.henkimaa.nu/finndex/suomea/finnish.html
    
    Extractions: Suomea These are general resources about the Finnish language and its characteristics. The Finnish Language (Who's Afraid of Finnish?) by Hannele Branch. Virtual Finland's extensive guide to the distinctive features of Finnish, attempting to answer the question, "Is Finnish a difficult language?" Finnish Characterized by Eugene Holman. General information about Finnish from the FAQ of soc.culture.nordic by a linguist specializing in Finnish and other Baltic-Finnic languages. Finnish Language The Finnish Language by Juuka Korpela. Korpela's valuable site includes a good introduction to the characteristics of the language, the Finnish case system, and other articles, plus links to numerous Finnish resources on the Internet. Note (5 Mar 2001): This is a temporary location for Korpela's site; but I'll keep a close eye on when it finds a permanent home. The Finnish Language by Barry Liimakka. Resources and articles at Liimakka's Finnish-American Resource Site aimed at Finnish-Americans wishing to rediscover the language.

32. The Karelians
    The condition of literature in Finnish at present is rather disturbing. In thefirst place, many writers using the finnish language have left for Finland.  
    http://www.suri.ee/inf/karelen.html
    
    Extractions: The Karelians A. Mishin Chairman of the Board, Writers’ Union of the Karelian Republic Today, Karelians, Vepsians and Finns make up a mere 11 per cent of the population in Karelia. However, there was a time (early twenties) when the share of Karelians and Vepsians was 43 and 3,2 per cent, respectively. Finns are not the native people to this area. During the 1920s and 1930s, Finns migrated to Karelia from Finland, America and Canada; people of Finno-Ugrian origin arrived from the Leningrad Region as well. Many of them were subject to repression in 1937 and 1938. In 1939, there were only eight thousand Finns in Karelia. The population increased, though, greatly in the late forties. Deprived of opportunity to return to their native home – the Leningrad Region, about 20 thousand Ingrian Finns moved to Karelia at the permission of authorities in 1949. The Karelian literature during the Soviet regime was mostly Russian and Finnish. Attempts to create the Karelian and Vepsian written language failed. It was not allowed to teach in the Vepsian language. On the other hand, neither of the three groups of Karelian nation (north Karelians, Livviks and Ludiks) accepted the Karelian language that was combined artificially from three dialects. The majority of Karelian writers continued to use the Finnish literary language which is similar to the northern dialect of Karelian. Voluminous literature published in Finnish was known very well in the former Soviet Union. Names of J. Virtanen, L. Helo (Finns), N. Jakkola, A. Timonen, J. Rugojev and P. Perttu (Karelians) gained great recognition in the country.

33. Concordia Language Village - Finnish
    1978) Join us next summer at the finnish language Village! Grandparents,parents and grandchildren can learn about finnish language and culture through  
    http://clvweb.cord.edu/prweb/finnish/default.asp
    
    Extractions: Finnish is spoken as a first language by more than 6 million people around the world. Finnish is the official language of Finland and the Republic of Karelia. It is one of the official languages in the European Union. Finnish is also spoken in Russia, Sweden, Great Britain, the USA, as well as other countries around the globe. Do you know?

34. Finnish English Finnish Dictionary. Finnish Voice Pocket
    Finnish voice pocket translators. Learn finnish language. A Bonus CD containingadditional software for the above languages is also included to expand  
    http://www.babblefish.com/babblefish/ectaco_dic/dictionaries/all-products-finnis
    
    Extractions: Text HTML Site news All products > Finnish electronic dictionaries Specify language: Albanian Arabic Armenian Azeri Bosnian Bulgarian Chinese-Simplified Chinese-Traditional Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Estonian Finnish French German Greek Hebrew Hindi Hungarian Indonesian Italian Japanese Korean Latin Latvian Lithuanian Norwegian Persian(Farsi) Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Serbian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish Tagalog Thai Turkish Ukrainian Vietnamese Yiddish here Order now More info Discount ... ECTACO Multilanguage Universal Translator ML320 Price: $99.95 This multilingual translator contains everything you need to travel the world in comfort and style. The extensive databases include over 4,000,00 words and allows you to translate instantly between French, Russian, German, Spanish, Italian, Finnish, Turkish, Polish, Czech and English. The confidence this will give you in any situation is incredible and when combined with the more than 700 ready phrases for use in everyday and emergency phrases you’ll never be at a loss for words no matter where you are! Organization Able to accomplish all the tasks you have come to expect from a top-of-the-line personal organizer, this device lets you keep track of personal data, email addresses and telephone numbers with its unique multilingual interface. A Bonus CD containing additional software for the above languages is also included to expand and enhance the functionality of this remarkable device.

35. My Best Helsinki
    Photographs of Helsinki and links to sites of interest to the traveller to Helsinki, Finland, including restaurant reviews, tourist information, hotels and site relating to the finnish language.  
    http://hometown.aol.com/gifustar/Helsinki.html
    
    Extractions: Helsinki Info Helsinki Photos Helsinki Sights Helsinki Restaurants Helsinki Links Helsinki Hotels Helsinki Islands Click on picture The Dome cloudy midnight in July 2003 from historic Sofia Street. Finnish is a complex, beautiful language. For over 2,000 forms of the Finnish noun for "shop", click Professor Fred Karlsson. For info about Helsinki Weather, or Weather Forecast HOTEL L I N K ... S For information about Helsinki: HELSINKI EXPERT WEB- CAM Helsinki's best Newspaper, Helsingin Sanomat in English. In Helsinki, street signs are in Finnish and Swedish. The Finnish word for "street" is "katu". Helsinki Street Map ("kartta".) Shopping Map This panorama of the South Harbor is taken from PALACE HOTEL, our favorite hotel in Helsinki. You can see the Silja Line and Viking Line Helsinki to Stockholm ferries in this photo. (Not the small ship in the front). It takes 2.87 years to swim from New York to Helsinki. You endure extreme cold, eat uncleaned raw fish and garbage from passing ships and drink salt water. Forget about luggage. We found a better way.

36. Finnish Language : Learning It
    Why and how to learn finnish and learning tips for people who want to learn ontheir own.  
    http://www.micheloud.com/FXM/LA/la/finnish.htm

37. Suomi :: Official Fanlisting For Finnish Language
    Choose language or. Affliate  
    http://suomi.superfluous.us/

38. Learn Finnish Online - Write Or Speak In Finnish Language Exchange
    Learn and practice your Finnish with a native speaker in a language exchange viaemail, text chat, and voice chat. Use free lesson plans.  
    http://www.mylanguageexchange.com/Learn/Finnish.asp

39. Finnish Language
    finnish language. Member of the FinnoUgric language family, the national languageof Finland and closely related to neighbouring Estonian, Livonian,  
    http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0005890.html
    
    Extractions: Or search the encyclopaedia: Finnish language Member of the Finno-Ugric language family, the national language of Finland and closely related to neighbouring Estonian, Livonian, Karelian, and Ingrian languages. At the beginning of the 19th century Finnish had no official status, since Swedish was the language of education, government, and literature in Finland. The publication of the Kalevala , a national epic poem, in 1835, contributed greatly to the arousal of Finnish national and linguistic feeling. Win £500 cash Volunteer to take part in our Tiscali survey and you could win £500 to spend on whatever you want. Print now Send to a friend Related articles Related products var st_pg=""; var st_ai=""; var st_v=1.0; var st_ci="762"; var st_di="d001"; var st_dd="st.sageanalyst.net"; var st_tai="v:1.2.3";

40. Finnish-English-Finnish Electronic Dictionaries. English Finnish Language Transl
    FinnishEnglish electronic dictionaries. English finnish language electronictranslators ECTACO. Finnish words and phrase translation. Finnish dictionaries  
    http://www.freelang.net/ectaco/dictionaries/finnish.html
    
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