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nidhal · Post by **nidhal** » Thu Dec 06, 2007 4:59 am

Hi all, i always find help in this forum

yeah i´m looking for finnish course, i wanna participate in one course which has 20 hours/week not less!! so 20 hours or more , because i can get money for the training, i´m going to make this integration course starting from january but the woman in the office said that i will have test if i get accepted or not so thats why i was thinking that i search for my self other course just in case if i didnt accepted, it looks strange honestly they say always u should learn finnish and they dont give me a chance to learn it !!!! why every thing by questions and test and and...... so slow even only 5 millions people live here, i have been moving from germany and before that i was in france too and everything was fast and effectiv! not like here ! , waiting 4 ur answer guys thxx

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sinderella · Post by **sinderella** » Thu Dec 06, 2007 2:48 pm

if u live in helsinki area theres in centrum cultural center CAISA or something were u can learn allso
web page was i guess http://www.caisa.fi

Mies Belgiasta · Post by **Mies Belgiasta** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 2:43 pm

Hey, you'll have to work to get allowed here. Else everyone would come and leech off the state.

nidhal · Post by **nidhal** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 3:15 pm

Mies Belgiasta wrote:Hey, you'll have to work to get allowed here. Else everyone would come and leech off the state.

actually if u want to be honest, i didnt like to come here moving from germany to come to finland but wht can i do finnish wife and she has her work!! here !! of course im the one who pay! its really culture shock to come here and to see this country! everything close early, expensice, sometimes stupid @#$% people ( of course not all ), !"#¤% weather...... many things of course !

jazzori · Post by **jazzori** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 7:17 pm

And Germany is very cheap, riiight...

I come from Romania and the prices many times equal the Finnish ones and you earn (for real!) about 10 times less than in Finland. So, if you know how to buy, when and what, even with the minimum wage you can have a decent life.
Concerning the weather, I keep in touch with my reltives in Germany and the temperatures are almost the same, Finland is however more windy.

So don't bite back just cause you didn't like the answer you've got, ok?

"sometimes stupid @#$% people" // name a country which doesn't have "sometimes stupid people".

I think you and I have our moments of stupidity also. Isn't it?

aniorek · Post by **aniorek** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 8:27 pm

Sheesh, another frustrated newcomer.

Anyway, I think you are being unfair here.

I moved from Germany to Finland this year. No big clash of cultures, people drink just as much and are just as friendly and polite. Munich is just as expensive as Helsinki. Unless you buy your food in Penny Markt or Aldi, prices are quite similar.

Cars and booze are indeed cheaper in .de and that's the biggest pain about Finland.

And since when is the weather in the windy and cold coast of Nordsee better than here?

Oh yeah, and a**holes are everywhere so stop generalizing. Moreover, I am quite sure there are more of them in Germany if you compare the number of inhabitants in both countries.

Karhunkoski · Post by **Karhunkoski** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 8:35 pm

If you stay with your wife you will have to learn to like it

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It's good here, no really, it is!

nidhal · Post by **nidhal** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 9:17 pm

aniorek wrote:Sheesh, another frustrated newcomer.

Anyway, I think you are being unfair here.

I moved from Germany to Finland this year. No big clash of cultures, people drink just as much and are just as friendly and polite. Munich is just as expensive as Helsinki. Unless you buy your food in Penny Markt or Aldi, prices are quite similar.

Cars and booze are indeed cheaper in .de and that's the biggest pain about Finland.

And since when is the weather in the windy and cold coast of Nordsee better than here?

Oh yeah, and a**holes are everywhere so stop generalizing. Moreover, I am quite sure there are more of them in Germany if you compare the number of inhabitants in both countries.

yeah i was in berlin , berlin is much more cheaper than helsinki! hahah i always buy my food from Real

well ca´rs price are more expensive here!!! really more expensive!! well thats life man! some people should pay to be happy

aniorek · Post by **aniorek** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 9:38 pm

And besides, in Germany you can't have a sauna in a normal, affordable flat. In Finland it's possible and I love it.

nidhal · Post by **nidhal** » Sat Dec 08, 2007 2:03 am

jazzori wrote:And Germany is very cheap, riiight...

I come from Romania and the prices many times equal the Finnish ones and you earn (for real!) about 10 times less than in Finland. So, if you know how to buy, when and what, even with the minimum wage you can have a decent life.
Concerning the weather, I keep in touch with my reltives in Germany and the temperatures are almost the same, Finland is however more windy.

So don't bite back just cause you didn't like the answer you've got, ok?

"sometimes stupid @#$% people" // name a country which doesn't have "sometimes stupid people".

I think you and I have our moments of stupidity also. Isn't it?

yeah i maybe its can be

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