The longest word thing, well, it's a combine word so it doesn't really count. It also makes it kinda difficult to find the longest word. Among the longest non-combine words would be something like "epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydellänsäkään" which translate to "Even with the lack of systematization". Finnish is a weird language.
@AkiBoy0066 сағат бұрын
Tykkää jos oot suomalainen
@softandlovely7 сағат бұрын
youre such a good person, i know its kind of out of the blue and stuff but the way youre so emotionally intelligent and how easily you express your thoughts in this calm video - i admired it all!
@mandariini17428 сағат бұрын
Actually, there are three official languages in Finland. They are finnish. swedish and saame
@AkiBoy0066 сағат бұрын
Ei saame oo yks Suomen virallisista kielistä
@Snofey111 сағат бұрын
Bravo. You discovered that Finland is not utopia. No one ever said it was. We do have problems like all countries. But we also have many great things people take for granted. ”Happiest country” simply means that all other countries have it even worse 🤦♀️
@hirushipeiris299911 сағат бұрын
Do one in turku please..
@AkiBoy0066 сағат бұрын
Turku on Suomen prsereikä
@amndasgrd_Күн бұрын
"why is finland the happiest country?" I get this question a lot and I never know how to respond... it's just like, over all we're doing okay here, the system is kind to us and the culture makes it okay to just be without having to take up a lot of space, and maybe that's enough
@Palava_SohvaКүн бұрын
This was such a sweet video! I feel like ppl always make these very over the top videos when they talk about Finland but yours was more calm and sincere, very Finnish in a way. We like to be real.
@wildflower7522Күн бұрын
Nice video! However, the daylight lengths are not correct for the whole Finland as you mentioned. It is a long country and while the South (where Helsinki is) might have about 6 hours of daylight in the winter, the North (northern Lapland) has two months of constant darkness in the winter. Similarly, the sun is up for 2 months in a row in the North and the capital folks get just less than 20 hours of daylight in the peak of summer.
@BrownCakezzКүн бұрын
couch, dad, tools - hell yea
@Rubycheckers2 күн бұрын
Safety, wealth and monoculture. But people don't want to accept this. Because wanting money is "morally bad" and "monoculture" is morally bad. But the truth is, with a lack of diversity, comes people who work together and trust and understand each other.
@Rubycheckers2 күн бұрын
Doesn't mean you have to be a racist, (Finland is in top10 least racist countries) but it does mean you should accept the fact that unity is better than diversity. It's just common sense.
@LodestaIsOP2 күн бұрын
Kaikki suomalaiset 👇
@Wadetrtl2 күн бұрын
2:06 the funny thing is, everyone outside of Helsinki keeps saying how everyone one in the capital are in such a rush all the time
@LeenuW2 күн бұрын
perkele
@one_eyed_egg2 күн бұрын
Great song choise! I love In Love With a Ghost. Finland is a good country compared to a lot of the rest of the globe, but there are things that are getting worse politically at the moment. I personally am doing well, i have a lot of money saved up compared to other people my age, but a lot of people around me are not doing so hot. I have friends struggling with rent and bureaucracy and insanely long waiting lists for health problems, mental and physical. The lady saying "As long as i have family it doesnt matter if i lose a car or a house" yeah family is way more important, but that statement undermines the turmoil of struggling in poverty. The risk of losing a house or a car can be devastating. Finland does have forests covering 75% of the land, but that number is misleading, because only 3% of Finland is natural original forest. The rest is full of young trees maintained for industry... I do love this country and its nature, this is my home. Finland has good ingredients to work with, but there's a lot to work on.
@rmfrq2 күн бұрын
Great thoughts in the end, man! Going to sauna today and tomorrow for sure ⛲
@sirjaturunen91802 күн бұрын
As a finn I think we are the happiest country cause we are happy in the present. We dont always want more and more but we are happy and greatful to have what we have rn.❤
@mikkos86363 күн бұрын
To you wondering what nature means, dear Boxpop, the video maker: To me, nature is Sacred, maybe even above God, above Everything. Or at least it's God or the next thing after it in layers of existence. Physical existence. Emotional existence. Emotions exist. Thought level existence, we think. Spiritual existence, soul. Nature, the flow of nature, what Daoists call "The Naturally-Just-So". To me nature is the ultimate religion. Ultimate way. What nature is not: or well, what is quite far from nature: car (metal from rocks shaped into a vehicle, rocks are nature too, but when you do it to metal and then to shapes, it splits. It gets.. something else. It might not be conscious even, though it too probably is. I'm not sure. But at least, nature is LIFE. Living beings, plants animals insects trees humans too, even though today's humans have many distanced themselves from nature. They eat abused animals and wonder why they feel abused after eating them. They do not make the connection. Not, even though someone wrote a book "Food and Behavior". Not, even though plain water can have made animal or plant spirit infused to it with a ritual of sorts. It's true, I've tried those things, they work. And I'm far from the only one. I know it's hard to believe, but you better trust your experience more than what someone says to you, because in this world now, on earth at least, people live in so deep and powerful lies... that, they are just lost in life. That's what I see makes all the problems we have, or most of them at least. Not taking reality into account, but trying to live in your idea of reality you got from someone who told you things. Trust. Your. Experience. And you WILL know more. Experience never lies. People call things hallucinations and fantasy, but they too are a part of reality. Maybe not physical level of reality, but emotional level of reality yes. Mental, thought level of reality, yes. If you had no thoughts, you couldn't make anything out of anything anyone here comments, especially me. I hope this helps. It may be quite hard to digest. So, I suggest you save this text somewhere, don't read it for a while, maybe for a month, and then read it again, slower and with more pauses, preferrably a bit longer pauses, when you read it. Give the part of your mind that you do not really control, but that still works for you, time to work out these things, and it will be easier to learn. That's the reason we finns are good at learning. We take pauses if we like or feel like it. It's the more stupid people who do'n't take pauses that don't learn.
@mikkos86363 күн бұрын
Oh, and, about happiness. It's very simple, and I'll prove it to you, you just make the connection between the two things we have in Finland: 1. Finland is ranked as the happiest country in the world for some years now. 2. Finland has the most forests and maybe most lakes too, in the world. And the cleanest air, or one of the cleanest airs in the world (I strongly think that Antarctic would be number 1 but it's not "much of a country", with the clean air. As for the sauna thing, I think it is part of our happiness, and you saying that sauna can make people more in-the-now, make them to be more present in the moment, because the senses get activated... that sounds very right, and it probably is. We finns are kinda introverts, most of us, compared to most other countries' folks at least. Very quiet. That, that quietness, is a "yin" state, a feminine state, where you enhance your ability to observe, and thus to gain information and thus to learn. And sauna temperature shift when you enter and then 10 minutes later exit it, can make you more yin or more yang, but it definitely won't keep you the same, because the temperature changes, so will your polarity. Great insight from you, thank you very much :)
@SixtySpace3 күн бұрын
5:33 DENIED, brutal 😢
@Box_pop3 күн бұрын
That one was pretty rough 😅
@Fabulousideiumn3 күн бұрын
Actually many peeps aren’t in good shape in here at all.
@kalma9994 күн бұрын
I like the way you're doing the video. (also not the annoying background music 😃. Very calm, all the best!
@tappajaav5 күн бұрын
I always found it funny when someone wants to experience Finland and then travels to Helsinki. Like, I can understand it considering it's the capital and significant portion of inbound flights likely land there, but it's also vastly different compared to rest of the Finland. It's huge concentration of people(roughly 30% of population in 50km radius), opportunities and money(wages, but conversely also costs of living, are considerably higher in the capital city[Helsinki, Vantaa & Espoo]and the surroundings), but on the other hand it's also massive concrete jungle. Not accurate representation of Finland at all. In your defence I admit you didn't seem to dwell on Helsinki too much and my criticism is largely not aimed at you, I just felt the need to rant about this very subject. Glad to hear you enjoyed your visit. Come again in the winter, your sauna experience will be vastly enhanced by dips in the ice water!
@thelastwish5585 күн бұрын
This is such a thoughtful video. If I would be asked would I rather have everything to lose or nothing to lose I probably wouldn't know what to answer. I've never thought about that before. Greetings from Finland
@TaneliKakkavirta6 күн бұрын
The Helsinki is The worst City in finland - random Finnish guy
@ssc00p8 күн бұрын
I think majority of Finns understand that they can emphasize on what they´ve already and NOT run after what they do not have... (one of the key points of Epiktetos principles in real world experiment and applied correctly)
@valveillen8 күн бұрын
sorry I'm just too scared to speak in English so I avoid it as much as possible 😂 i do also wonder what it is about happiness. i have my struggles bit i still strive to be happy. and for me it is about connections, and finding things that are meaningful to me, not what other people tell is important. great video 👍 and great conclusion, it must be the sauna 😄
@Box_pop6 күн бұрын
Thank you, yes connections are what makes it all worth it!
@headwound8 күн бұрын
Next you should visit Finnish Lapland mid-winter to exerience a completely different, very magical side of Finland :)
@Box_pop6 күн бұрын
I would love to!
@NoppaYT9 күн бұрын
im finnish good that you learned some of my countrys culture
@arsiarskila9 күн бұрын
Like your way of talking. Taking a breaks really seems comfortable for my ears. Thanks dude 🤗
@Box_pop6 күн бұрын
You are welcome my guy! I am happy you like the breaks :)
@Niklas657710 күн бұрын
Good video! Thanks
@Box_pop6 күн бұрын
Thanks mate!
@VilmaMakinen-rl5mq10 күн бұрын
I am young, so my english is strange, but please try to understand what I mean. I live in Finland, and we have sauna in our home. I really like to go sauna, but I don't think that sauna makes us more happier. But remember, it's just what I think! Helsinki is very beautiful city, but I live in Lapland. There is sooo cold in winter, you need to test it! I love summer... in Finland, there is so lovely. I think I don't understand almost anything about your video, because I am so bad at English. I can't understand how Finnish can be so hard for others. It's very easy when you live in Finland, well sometimes it's hard but yeah :D
@wrongusername10 күн бұрын
Great video, deeper than expected but still not too heavy. Good job!
@Box_pop6 күн бұрын
Thank you, more thoughts and conversations with strangers on the way!
@wrongusername10 күн бұрын
We dont have 74% forest. We have 5% forest and 69% (not nice) tree plantations.
@Box_pop6 күн бұрын
Thank you for the clarification!
@ratluc523610 күн бұрын
good video, great so hear some perspectives of our country and people.
@ankkaah180911 күн бұрын
As a finn being connected to nature means a lot of things. Nature is part of our lives and we spend our childhoods growing in it, if that makes sense. We go cross-country skiing, we ice skate on lakes, we hike and walk in forests, we camp, we go swimming in any body of water and we also go fishing. Finns are used to spending a lot of time in the wilderness or close to it and to almost everybody it is the norm. We know different species of trees, birds and berries. We also have our pagan beliefs about nature-related gods. If you're ever interested I suggest you go hiking in Lapland during summer and with a local finn. It truly makes you think of life from a different perspective if you haven't done anything similar before. Oh and a little side note about the woman and her love passing away. Not saying sorry for your loss seemed fine. We don't say polite phrases just to say it. We have this saying in Finland "Otan osaa." which translates to i'm taking a part of your loss and sorrow. But it's usually said right after losing that someone. Thank you for your video, it was calming and interesting to watch!
@Box_pop10 күн бұрын
I think being connected to nature translates to being in the moment more. All the things you mentioned are things that require our attention, and stimulate all of our senses. I guess you could say that about sports too, but I think sports make people happy too haha. I am happy you found it interesting <3
@Box_pop10 күн бұрын
And I would love to go hiking! I feel like I have to make a part 2 of this video where I go outside of Helsinki someday.
@hennii-187411 күн бұрын
I hope you saw more than Helsinki during your visit. I mean Helsinki does not give you the idea of lakes and forests in Finland
@Box_pop10 күн бұрын
I went to the place you see in the thumbnail, it was not too far from Helsinki but I cant remember the name. But I want to go back someday and see more for sure!
@maaki5011 күн бұрын
I really don’t think there is a secret to happiness. People have gone through their unique hurdles and ended up in a headspace where they are content with their lives. I personally always go between truly happy and kinda melancholic but in the end realizing my small role in the bigger picture brings me back around to happy in a weird way.
@Box_pop10 күн бұрын
True, we all have our own unique ways to make existence manageable!
@user-xu1fw7dp1q11 күн бұрын
THANK YOU for also saying there is TEO languages. If you speak Swedish in Finland (like me) you are called finnishswedish and there is really many people who speak both languages and go to Swedish schools in Finland 😄
@Tappura_g11 күн бұрын
Beautiful Video and thoughs!
@lewuska11 күн бұрын
SUOMI MAINITTU🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵
@moonliteX11 күн бұрын
So would you choose to have everything or nothing. Of course you would have everything
@moonliteX11 күн бұрын
Omg that intro is so on
@eino509211 күн бұрын
2:37 you could say that the longest day in Finland is 2.5 months. It is called "yötön yö" (polar day or midnight sun) and the sun doesn't set for about 2.5 months. In the northest village in Finland, Nuorgam, the sun doesn't set for 74 days straight. And to balance that, there is also a thing called "kaamos" (polar night) and during that period of time the sun doesn't rise for 52 days in the northest parts of Finland. It is pretty interesting. These phenomena happens everywhere in the world above the arctic circle, but are longer closer to the north pole.
@bndani704811 күн бұрын
WTF😂
@Antsu12gamer11 күн бұрын
Perkele vihdoin joku menee suomee finnaly some one goes finland perkele!
@LasseJokinen12 күн бұрын
🌼🌞
@TheImaginaryCat12 күн бұрын
I think for me it is more about appreciating what you have and taking time to enjoy it in the moment; friends, family, pets etc because there will always come a time when you need to let go. There is this quote that I am sometimes reminded of. "In the end only three things matter: how much you loved, how gently you lived, and how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you." A more appreciate things because life is fleeting type of thing I guess. This was a beautiful video. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us
@Box_pop10 күн бұрын
And thank you for sharing your thoughts back! It is really nice to get something back when you present yourself to the world, thank you <3
@Jemppu12 күн бұрын
Awesome format for a video. Something you can just sit with <3 Very Finnish, indeed.
@Jemppu12 күн бұрын
6:11 captions choose to give Jenni another common Finnish name, "Janne" ^^' Also that smiley in the graph at 12:08 - I don't think that's necessarily the kind of 'happiness' Finland commonly represents *ha*
Пікірлер
The longest word thing, well, it's a combine word so it doesn't really count. It also makes it kinda difficult to find the longest word. Among the longest non-combine words would be something like "epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydellänsäkään" which translate to "Even with the lack of systematization". Finnish is a weird language.
Tykkää jos oot suomalainen
youre such a good person, i know its kind of out of the blue and stuff but the way youre so emotionally intelligent and how easily you express your thoughts in this calm video - i admired it all!
Actually, there are three official languages in Finland. They are finnish. swedish and saame
Ei saame oo yks Suomen virallisista kielistä
Bravo. You discovered that Finland is not utopia. No one ever said it was. We do have problems like all countries. But we also have many great things people take for granted. ”Happiest country” simply means that all other countries have it even worse 🤦♀️
Do one in turku please..
Turku on Suomen prsereikä
"why is finland the happiest country?" I get this question a lot and I never know how to respond... it's just like, over all we're doing okay here, the system is kind to us and the culture makes it okay to just be without having to take up a lot of space, and maybe that's enough
This was such a sweet video! I feel like ppl always make these very over the top videos when they talk about Finland but yours was more calm and sincere, very Finnish in a way. We like to be real.
Nice video! However, the daylight lengths are not correct for the whole Finland as you mentioned. It is a long country and while the South (where Helsinki is) might have about 6 hours of daylight in the winter, the North (northern Lapland) has two months of constant darkness in the winter. Similarly, the sun is up for 2 months in a row in the North and the capital folks get just less than 20 hours of daylight in the peak of summer.
couch, dad, tools - hell yea
Safety, wealth and monoculture. But people don't want to accept this. Because wanting money is "morally bad" and "monoculture" is morally bad. But the truth is, with a lack of diversity, comes people who work together and trust and understand each other.
Doesn't mean you have to be a racist, (Finland is in top10 least racist countries) but it does mean you should accept the fact that unity is better than diversity. It's just common sense.
Kaikki suomalaiset 👇
2:06 the funny thing is, everyone outside of Helsinki keeps saying how everyone one in the capital are in such a rush all the time
perkele
Great song choise! I love In Love With a Ghost. Finland is a good country compared to a lot of the rest of the globe, but there are things that are getting worse politically at the moment. I personally am doing well, i have a lot of money saved up compared to other people my age, but a lot of people around me are not doing so hot. I have friends struggling with rent and bureaucracy and insanely long waiting lists for health problems, mental and physical. The lady saying "As long as i have family it doesnt matter if i lose a car or a house" yeah family is way more important, but that statement undermines the turmoil of struggling in poverty. The risk of losing a house or a car can be devastating. Finland does have forests covering 75% of the land, but that number is misleading, because only 3% of Finland is natural original forest. The rest is full of young trees maintained for industry... I do love this country and its nature, this is my home. Finland has good ingredients to work with, but there's a lot to work on.
Great thoughts in the end, man! Going to sauna today and tomorrow for sure ⛲
As a finn I think we are the happiest country cause we are happy in the present. We dont always want more and more but we are happy and greatful to have what we have rn.❤
To you wondering what nature means, dear Boxpop, the video maker: To me, nature is Sacred, maybe even above God, above Everything. Or at least it's God or the next thing after it in layers of existence. Physical existence. Emotional existence. Emotions exist. Thought level existence, we think. Spiritual existence, soul. Nature, the flow of nature, what Daoists call "The Naturally-Just-So". To me nature is the ultimate religion. Ultimate way. What nature is not: or well, what is quite far from nature: car (metal from rocks shaped into a vehicle, rocks are nature too, but when you do it to metal and then to shapes, it splits. It gets.. something else. It might not be conscious even, though it too probably is. I'm not sure. But at least, nature is LIFE. Living beings, plants animals insects trees humans too, even though today's humans have many distanced themselves from nature. They eat abused animals and wonder why they feel abused after eating them. They do not make the connection. Not, even though someone wrote a book "Food and Behavior". Not, even though plain water can have made animal or plant spirit infused to it with a ritual of sorts. It's true, I've tried those things, they work. And I'm far from the only one. I know it's hard to believe, but you better trust your experience more than what someone says to you, because in this world now, on earth at least, people live in so deep and powerful lies... that, they are just lost in life. That's what I see makes all the problems we have, or most of them at least. Not taking reality into account, but trying to live in your idea of reality you got from someone who told you things. Trust. Your. Experience. And you WILL know more. Experience never lies. People call things hallucinations and fantasy, but they too are a part of reality. Maybe not physical level of reality, but emotional level of reality yes. Mental, thought level of reality, yes. If you had no thoughts, you couldn't make anything out of anything anyone here comments, especially me. I hope this helps. It may be quite hard to digest. So, I suggest you save this text somewhere, don't read it for a while, maybe for a month, and then read it again, slower and with more pauses, preferrably a bit longer pauses, when you read it. Give the part of your mind that you do not really control, but that still works for you, time to work out these things, and it will be easier to learn. That's the reason we finns are good at learning. We take pauses if we like or feel like it. It's the more stupid people who do'n't take pauses that don't learn.
Oh, and, about happiness. It's very simple, and I'll prove it to you, you just make the connection between the two things we have in Finland: 1. Finland is ranked as the happiest country in the world for some years now. 2. Finland has the most forests and maybe most lakes too, in the world. And the cleanest air, or one of the cleanest airs in the world (I strongly think that Antarctic would be number 1 but it's not "much of a country", with the clean air. As for the sauna thing, I think it is part of our happiness, and you saying that sauna can make people more in-the-now, make them to be more present in the moment, because the senses get activated... that sounds very right, and it probably is. We finns are kinda introverts, most of us, compared to most other countries' folks at least. Very quiet. That, that quietness, is a "yin" state, a feminine state, where you enhance your ability to observe, and thus to gain information and thus to learn. And sauna temperature shift when you enter and then 10 minutes later exit it, can make you more yin or more yang, but it definitely won't keep you the same, because the temperature changes, so will your polarity. Great insight from you, thank you very much :)
5:33 DENIED, brutal 😢
That one was pretty rough 😅
Actually many peeps aren’t in good shape in here at all.
I like the way you're doing the video. (also not the annoying background music 😃. Very calm, all the best!
I always found it funny when someone wants to experience Finland and then travels to Helsinki. Like, I can understand it considering it's the capital and significant portion of inbound flights likely land there, but it's also vastly different compared to rest of the Finland. It's huge concentration of people(roughly 30% of population in 50km radius), opportunities and money(wages, but conversely also costs of living, are considerably higher in the capital city[Helsinki, Vantaa & Espoo]and the surroundings), but on the other hand it's also massive concrete jungle. Not accurate representation of Finland at all. In your defence I admit you didn't seem to dwell on Helsinki too much and my criticism is largely not aimed at you, I just felt the need to rant about this very subject. Glad to hear you enjoyed your visit. Come again in the winter, your sauna experience will be vastly enhanced by dips in the ice water!
This is such a thoughtful video. If I would be asked would I rather have everything to lose or nothing to lose I probably wouldn't know what to answer. I've never thought about that before. Greetings from Finland
The Helsinki is The worst City in finland - random Finnish guy
I think majority of Finns understand that they can emphasize on what they´ve already and NOT run after what they do not have... (one of the key points of Epiktetos principles in real world experiment and applied correctly)
sorry I'm just too scared to speak in English so I avoid it as much as possible 😂 i do also wonder what it is about happiness. i have my struggles bit i still strive to be happy. and for me it is about connections, and finding things that are meaningful to me, not what other people tell is important. great video 👍 and great conclusion, it must be the sauna 😄
Thank you, yes connections are what makes it all worth it!
Next you should visit Finnish Lapland mid-winter to exerience a completely different, very magical side of Finland :)
I would love to!
im finnish good that you learned some of my countrys culture
Like your way of talking. Taking a breaks really seems comfortable for my ears. Thanks dude 🤗
You are welcome my guy! I am happy you like the breaks :)
Good video! Thanks
Thanks mate!
I am young, so my english is strange, but please try to understand what I mean. I live in Finland, and we have sauna in our home. I really like to go sauna, but I don't think that sauna makes us more happier. But remember, it's just what I think! Helsinki is very beautiful city, but I live in Lapland. There is sooo cold in winter, you need to test it! I love summer... in Finland, there is so lovely. I think I don't understand almost anything about your video, because I am so bad at English. I can't understand how Finnish can be so hard for others. It's very easy when you live in Finland, well sometimes it's hard but yeah :D
Great video, deeper than expected but still not too heavy. Good job!
Thank you, more thoughts and conversations with strangers on the way!
We dont have 74% forest. We have 5% forest and 69% (not nice) tree plantations.
Thank you for the clarification!
good video, great so hear some perspectives of our country and people.
As a finn being connected to nature means a lot of things. Nature is part of our lives and we spend our childhoods growing in it, if that makes sense. We go cross-country skiing, we ice skate on lakes, we hike and walk in forests, we camp, we go swimming in any body of water and we also go fishing. Finns are used to spending a lot of time in the wilderness or close to it and to almost everybody it is the norm. We know different species of trees, birds and berries. We also have our pagan beliefs about nature-related gods. If you're ever interested I suggest you go hiking in Lapland during summer and with a local finn. It truly makes you think of life from a different perspective if you haven't done anything similar before. Oh and a little side note about the woman and her love passing away. Not saying sorry for your loss seemed fine. We don't say polite phrases just to say it. We have this saying in Finland "Otan osaa." which translates to i'm taking a part of your loss and sorrow. But it's usually said right after losing that someone. Thank you for your video, it was calming and interesting to watch!
I think being connected to nature translates to being in the moment more. All the things you mentioned are things that require our attention, and stimulate all of our senses. I guess you could say that about sports too, but I think sports make people happy too haha. I am happy you found it interesting <3
And I would love to go hiking! I feel like I have to make a part 2 of this video where I go outside of Helsinki someday.
I hope you saw more than Helsinki during your visit. I mean Helsinki does not give you the idea of lakes and forests in Finland
I went to the place you see in the thumbnail, it was not too far from Helsinki but I cant remember the name. But I want to go back someday and see more for sure!
I really don’t think there is a secret to happiness. People have gone through their unique hurdles and ended up in a headspace where they are content with their lives. I personally always go between truly happy and kinda melancholic but in the end realizing my small role in the bigger picture brings me back around to happy in a weird way.
True, we all have our own unique ways to make existence manageable!
THANK YOU for also saying there is TEO languages. If you speak Swedish in Finland (like me) you are called finnishswedish and there is really many people who speak both languages and go to Swedish schools in Finland 😄
Beautiful Video and thoughs!
SUOMI MAINITTU🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵
So would you choose to have everything or nothing. Of course you would have everything
Omg that intro is so on
2:37 you could say that the longest day in Finland is 2.5 months. It is called "yötön yö" (polar day or midnight sun) and the sun doesn't set for about 2.5 months. In the northest village in Finland, Nuorgam, the sun doesn't set for 74 days straight. And to balance that, there is also a thing called "kaamos" (polar night) and during that period of time the sun doesn't rise for 52 days in the northest parts of Finland. It is pretty interesting. These phenomena happens everywhere in the world above the arctic circle, but are longer closer to the north pole.
WTF😂
Perkele vihdoin joku menee suomee finnaly some one goes finland perkele!
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I think for me it is more about appreciating what you have and taking time to enjoy it in the moment; friends, family, pets etc because there will always come a time when you need to let go. There is this quote that I am sometimes reminded of. "In the end only three things matter: how much you loved, how gently you lived, and how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you." A more appreciate things because life is fleeting type of thing I guess. This was a beautiful video. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us
And thank you for sharing your thoughts back! It is really nice to get something back when you present yourself to the world, thank you <3
Awesome format for a video. Something you can just sit with <3 Very Finnish, indeed.
6:11 captions choose to give Jenni another common Finnish name, "Janne" ^^' Also that smiley in the graph at 12:08 - I don't think that's necessarily the kind of 'happiness' Finland commonly represents *ha*
Wow this is well edited my boy, great job!
Thanks my guy!