Finnish class for advanced students at Caisa, starts 28.1.

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Finnish class for advanced students at Caisa, starts 28.1.

Post by anja » Mon Jan 19, 2004 10:37 am

I was asked to post this here, I don't personally know any more of this class than what I have translated below, but you'll find contact info at the bottom of the post, so direct your questions to Ms. Olga Lappi, if interested.

Basically:
-no fee.
-good skills in Finnish required: directed to people who have taken all kinds of Finnish classes alreary, but need help with written Finnish and grammar.


Tervetuloa suomen kielen kurssillemme!
Edistyneille suomen opiskelijoille tarkoitetulla kurssilla keskitytään
ensisijaisesti kirjoitetun ja puhutun suomen eroihin. Kurssilla
harjoitellaan erilaisten, vaativien tekstien kirjoittamista ja lukemista
sekä esiin nousevia kielioppiasioita.

Opiskelijoilla on itsekin mahdollisuus esittää toiveita ja vaikuttaa
kurssin sisältöön. Kurssin ohjaajat ovat Helsingin yliopiston suomen
kielen laitoksen opiskelijoita. Kurssi on ilmainen.

Ensimmäinen tapaaminen keskiviikkona 28.1.2004 klo 16.30 Kulttuurikeskus
Caisassa, kokoushuone 2.
Ilmoittautuminen: olga.lappi@helsinki.fi


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Tom and Jerry

Post by Tom and Jerry » Mon Jan 19, 2004 10:09 pm

Kiitos, ainakin menen sinne, koska olen juuri silloin Helsingissä.
Katsotaan minkälainen kurssi se on.
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Post by anja » Mon Jan 19, 2004 11:58 pm

Tom and Jerry wrote:Kiitos, ainakin menen sinne, koska olen juuri silloin Helsingissä.
Katsotaan minkälainen kurssi se on.
Todella hyvää suomea!! :wink:
"Did you ever walk into a room and forget why you walked in? I think that's how dogs spend their lives."
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Post by Handsome » Tue Jan 20, 2004 10:19 am

Tom and Jerry wrote:Kiitos, ainakin menen sinne, koska olen juuri silloin Helsingissä.
Katsotaan minkälainen kurssi se on.
I'll look out for you there, Tom.

Stu
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Post by tiinajk » Tue Jan 20, 2004 6:03 pm

Looks good for me too... I can speak fluently but can't read or write... Thanks for the info...

Tiina
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Post by dreamer » Wed Jan 21, 2004 1:24 pm

tiinajk wrote:Looks good for me too... I can speak fluently but can't read or write...
How did you manage that? for me it's more like the opposite, I can read and write (well sort of) but I'm much further behind in speaking... and speaking fluently seems like an impossible target...
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Post by tiinajk » Wed Jan 21, 2004 3:55 pm

dreamer wrote:
tiinajk wrote:Looks good for me too... I can speak fluently but can't read or write...
How did you manage that?...
I never had a lesson... learnt Finnish in Ausrtalia from talking so the textual side never came... I've been wanting to learn but now can't attent the usual lessons and I'm too advanced for the rest of the class... Adult reading/writing lessons is non-existant in this country so this will be ideal...

Tiina
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