Finnish people

Very Finnish Problems - There are four moods in the Finnish language: indicative, imperative, conditional, and potentional, but when people say that Finns are look the same then it's part of the Feelings collection ~.~

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Eija Laakso of Finland tosses a mobile phone during the Mobile Phone Throwing World Championships in Savonlinna, Finland, August 25, 2007. Laakso won the women's event. Photo copyright by Seppo Sirkka / EPA

Colored by Per Ivar Somby. Sami people of Finland

An exciting Midsummer festival on the serene coastal island of Seurasaari, where a verdant public park and idyllic outdoor museum provide a splendid backdrop to the solstice celebration. This key heritage event provides sights and activities for visitors of all ages.

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A lesson in Finnish

The terms Finns and Finnish people (Finnish: suomalaiset, Finland-Swedish: finnar (ethnic Finns), finländare (citizens of Finland)) are used in English to mean "a native or inhabitant of Finland". They are also used to refer to the ethnic group historically associated with Finland or Fennoscandia, and they are only used in that sense here. Linguistically, Finnish, spoken by most Finns, is part of the Uralic language family and is most closely related to other Finnic languages such as…

Finnish girl

Wild bears are relatively shy animals and have no desire to interact with humans. However, in areas heavily populated with bears, people sometimes get the chance to encounter these giant creatures. And while there are many ways you can approach this terrifying situation of having a bear chilling in your backyard, Tumblr users found two hilarious examples.