Hello there :)

[Vetehinen]

Hi! I'm Ila, almost 21 years old(counting hours...) student from Finland. I was bit nervous for joining here, partly because I don't write english very well(and my pronunciation is horrible), but also because I don't fit into traditional binary gender system. I'm neutrois/agender/genderless(pick any), which also means that my sexuality don't fit into gay/bi/lesbian -thing. But I'm intressed in men

I found this forum by googling "gay forums" and this site was in first page It tooks few days(weeks) to find courage to register, but here I am

I'm not good in these introducion things... As me, if you want to know something.

[Nick9]

Hi Ila and welcome! Nice to have you here It took me several weeks to register and then several months to start posting

[Zet]

Hello and welcome to the forum mate, hope you like it

Välkommen igen om du är Svensktalande

[Nick9]

LOL Zet,
you know, I once thought about what other language to learn. Swedish and Finnish both were on the top of my list.
Then I got scared by Swedish pronunciation and after that I was told that Finnish was one of the most difficult languages in the world and I cowardly bought an Italian textbook :biggrin:

[Vetehinen]

Hello and welcome to the forum mate, hope you like it

Välkommen igen om du är Svensktalande

Thank you, but I'm afraid that I don't speak swedish I should, since my grandfather's native languege was swedish, but I hardly even understand it. But I'm studying it currently, so I could at least pass next swedish-course

[Zet]

Lol nick, frankly Swedish is very Similar to English, and as Norwegian and Danish is also similar it would mean that you could have an understand for 2 languages although you don't speak

Finnish is ratter hard, it is so unique from the rest of the languages of Scandinavia, think the languages of Baltics are pretty similar The only words I know on Finnish is swear word and strangely how to tell someone you love them xD

[Nick9]

Some useful knowledge! Yeah, I should have tried Swedish. After buying the Italian textbook I realized that Italian was much more difficult than English

[Zet]

Thank you, but I'm afraid that I don't speak swedish I should, since my grandfather's native languege was swedish, but I hardly even understand it. But I'm studying it currently, so I could at least pass next swedish-course

Studying 3 languages is hard, I understand if you don't speak it, It isn't the most important language to learn. Does many Finns in Finland still speak Swedish and does many schools in Finland still teach it? I thought it was vanishing with time

[Zet]

Some useful knowledge! Yeah, I should have tried Swedish. After buying the Italian textbook I realized that Italian was much more difficult than English

Just learn it from Peter Grifin he is a master when it comes to Italian :biggrin:

[Vetehinen]

Studying 3 languages is hard, I understand if you don't speak it, It isn't the most important language to learn. Does many Finns in Finland still speak Swedish and does many schools in Finland still teach it? I thought it was vanishing with time

We have whole regions where most of the people speak only swedish And yes, swedish is still mandatory school subject in almost every schools in here(except in swedish schools). This is why I ashamed for understanding it so badly. I've been studying it almost six years(last three only occasionally), but I think that hating EVERYTHING in school was one of the reasons it is so hard now :redface: