Course Overview
About the Language :
Finnish Finland has substantial Finnish-talking populaces in Florida, Ontario, Michigan, and Minnesota since it is not just the authority language of Finland, yet in addition one of the European Union's true languages.
History of the Language :
The Finnish language dates back more than 3000 years. The earliest written form of Finnish dates to 1450, which is surprisingly late in the game for a major language. During the domination of Sweden, Finnish took on many Swedish words and other characteristics - modern Finnish still has these "Swedish" features. Finland didn't have a strong national identity until the 19th century. In 1892 Finnish was adopted as the official language of Finland. Today there are about 6,000,000 Finnish speakers in the world and 2 major Finnish dialects. One dialect, Meankieli, is spoken by Finns who were annexed by Russia in 1809.
Origin of the Language :
Finnish Suomi, a member of the Uralic language family's Finno-Ugric group, is spoken in Finland. Finnish had no official status at the beginning of the 19th century, with Swedish being used in Finnish education, government, and literature. In 1835 sparked Finnish national pride with the publication of the Kalevala, a national epic poem based on Finnish folklore. Finnish gradually became the dominant language in government and education over the next century, and it was granted official status in 1863. Both Finnish and Swedish were designated national languages in Finland's 1919 constitution. Finnish is a Finno-Ugric language belonging to the Baltic-Finnic branch, closely related to Estonian, Livonian, Votic, Karelian, Veps, and Ingrian. Vowel harmony, in which vowels are divided into groups, is a distinguishing phonological feature.
Read MoreBenefits:
- To help students acquire grammatical accuracy and use tenses appropriately while writing Finnish.
- To introduce new words and phrases to the students and improve their stock of words or vocabulary.
- To help students speak fluently during the conversation with perfect accent and pronunciation.
- To empower students with methods that will help them construct sentences in Finnish impeccably.
Job opportunities:
- Work as a trainer or educator in Finland which is a top destination for students who’re looking to get a high-quality education at schools and colleges.
- Capitalize on the booming hospitality sector of Finland and become a guest relation officer after successfully completing the course.
- Become a tour operator in India’s flourishing tourism industry with the ability to speak Finnish fluently.
- Find jobs as a translator in leading NGOs and MNCs looking to hire competent candidates with a great command of the language.
Topics Covered
What You Will Learn :
- Learn alphabets and phrases.
- Use the language in non-work situations that are simple
- Start learning to write
- Run the most common errands using the language
- Understanding of familiar subjects is adequate
What You Will Learn :
- Practice colloquial Finnish.
- Study and describe individual native land
- Learn grammar vocabulary
- Form an opinion by agreeing and disagreeing
- Learn understanding dates and ordinal numbers
What You Will Learn :
- Speak with confidence and clarity
- Achieve complete functional fluency
- Capability to write clearly
- Develop a deeper understanding of word connotation and language rhythm
- Read from major works of contemporary literature and varied texts.
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