Ismo Laitela

I love polar bears (Ursus maritimus).

I like to hunt them down and then skin them.

The polar bear (Ursus maritimus) is a bear native largely within the Arctic Circle encompassing the Arctic Ocean, its surrounding seas and surrounding land masses.

my internet on laptop is fucked up so i had 2 use mobile net now

es is much pärisee

What is the exact point of this topic? It's a little random to talk in English for no reason, I'm not saying it's not nice, but just a little random Anyways! Now that school starts, I have to speak English daily, since I go to an international school and I study 75% in English. Foreign teachers and other staff are.... interesting to begin with. My physics teacher is Indian. Oh lord, have mercy on me!!!!! Please let me have another teacher... please :F

Matilda kirjoitti:What is the exact point of this topic? It's a little random to talk in English for no reason, I'm not saying it's not nice, but just a little random Anyways! Now that school starts, I have to speak English daily, since I go to an international school and I study 75% in English. Foreign teachers and other staff are.... interesting to begin with. My physics teacher is Indian. Oh lord, have mercy on me!!!!! Please let me have another teacher... please :F

I take this as a chance to improve my english skills!

I just came home, it was little cold to drive. Had to stop once and put a jacket on.

WHAI FINNISH POLIIS FAX ESTOONIA

Fooni kirjoitti:WHAI FINNISH POLIIS FAX ESTOONIA

Jag heter Hole vad språk du?

Hole kirjoitti:

Fooni kirjoitti:WHAI FINNISH POLIIS FAX ESTOONIA

Jag heter Hole vad språk du?

Vaskadu reesa

When it comes to speaking English, I most definitely cannot understand why the articles are so hard for certain people. English is a very nice and an easy language to learn, and it is most certainly a good thing that it is taught in Finland as a mandatory subject. I am not getting my hopes too up, but it would be nice if one day - way ahead in the future, though - I could speak English as if it was my mothertongue.

i like 2 speak english w/ street talk/slang. i learned 2 speak english before i got to 1st grade in skool. skool aint teachin me shit cuz rap music does it fo me. haha

Burnis kirjoitti:When it comes to speaking English, I most definitely cannot understand why are the articles so hard for certain people. English is a very nice and an easy language to learn, and it is most certainly a good thing that it is taught in Finland as a mandatory subject. I am not getting my hopes too up, but it would be nice if one day - way ahead in the future, though - I could speak English as if it was my mothertongue.

Burnis the englishteacher

Ekku kirjoitti:

Burnis kirjoitti:When it comes to speaking English, I most definitely cannot understand why are the articles so hard for certain people. English is a very nice and an easy language to learn, and it is most certainly a good thing that it is taught in Finland as a mandatory subject. I am not getting my hopes too up, but it would be nice if one day - way ahead in the future, though - I could speak English as if it was my mothertongue.

Burnis the englishteacher

Actually, the English teacher.

I love math. It's my passion.. ;D

Matikkanero-Japp kirjoitti:I love math. It's my passion.. ;D

I hate math. It's my nightmare..

I don't like math. It's so boring. But I'm good at it.

Ekku kirjoitti:

Matikkanero-Japp kirjoitti:I love math. It's my passion.. ;D

I hate math. It's my nightmare..

I could not agree more with you! Math is extremely difficult and challenging, and I do not seem to have the energy to study hard enough. I, of course, should study more in order to succeed in the matriculation exam.

Burnis kirjoitti:When it comes to speaking English, I most definitely cannot understand why are the articles so hard for certain people. English is a very nice and an easy language to learn, and it is most certainly a good thing that it is taught in Finland as a mandatory subject. I am not getting my hopes too up, but it would be nice if one day - way ahead in the future, though - I could speak English as if it was my mothertongue.

Word! But in my opinion English shouldn't be the.. how should I put it.. the ''best'' language to study. Because most Finns only speak Finnish, Swedish (cause they have to study it) and English. Why not take French, Spanish, German or Italian for example? I know it's hard work, but it's totally worth it! With languages you will get far in your life that's for sure!

I speak Finnish, Swedish, English (I'm quarter American from my dad's side), French, German, Spanish and Russian. My dream is to be able to work within the EU, and that requires the ability to be able to speak multiple languages.

The sky's the limit, when it comes to languages!

french but in my school i can't study it
i was the only one who wanted to