User:Heyzeuss

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Some things

• My requested entries
• Menial tasks
• List of Finnish Dictionaries
• Quoting, attesting, referencing, and other research
• User:Heyzeuss/Parsing Wiktionary
• User:Heyzeuss/Under the hood

Finnish language learning references and exercises

• Uusi kielemme - Finnish for busy people by Inge Holsteyn - A thorough reference on word morphology and sentence structure. This is the first place that I go when I need something grammatical explained (which is all the time).
• Tavataan taas! at the University of Helsinki Language Centre. Good audio exercises.
• Finnish Grammar by Kimberli Mäkäräinen
  • Consonant gradation and the diabolical K
  • Time Expressions
• Finnish grammar by Paunu Mäkinen of Yväskylä University - A short, informative presentation. It has a good section on adverbial stems.
• Kaarlo Voionmaan Suomen kielen harjoituksia - Exercises in Finnish
• National Board of Education - Online Course in Finnish
• YLE - Selko Uutiset - The News in Plain Finnish
• The Finnish Language by Jukka K. Korpela
• Learn Finnish with Sulkasiipi
• Joni Kärki: Finnish Language Lessons - Facebook - Flickr - Wikipedia
• Kotus Grammar - Finnish Grammar in Finnish
• Wikipedia - Finnish Language and Finnish Grammar
• Wikipedia - Ural-Altaic languages - My Hungarian friend has insisted that Mongolian is related to the Uralic languages. The hypothesis is a good one, but not within consensus anymore. On a related note, I used to think that Nokia was a Japanese company. Finnish words sound a lot like Japanese words. The consonants are similar and there are few fricatives. The syllabic rhythm is quite similar.
• Wiktionary - Requested Entries - A good place for analyzing Finnish words that are not in the dictionary.
• Wiktionary - Heyzeuss - Partitive verb case governance
• Wikibooks - Finnish Language for Foreigners - Object Case - Learning to properly utilize Finnish object case will take my whole life.