Looking for job in finland

slimshady15 · Post by **slimshady15** » Thu Nov 11, 2010 1:24 pm

i am 22 y old estonian male. i am looking for a job in finland specialy around the helsingi area and place for living. i dont speak finnish put i am fast learner and i understand it allready a little pit. english is good.
MY expirence r in. i have B-cat car license
1. 3.5 years as a loader and picker in warehouses. i have fork lift licence.
2. about 1 year as a roadworker. have a worked with heavy machineri like bobcat,wheel loaders etc. Dont have licence
3. about 1 year in metal worker wellding and preparing details for wellding.
4.i have littel pit of expirence as in constructions as well. put its hard do list them there r just do many
5.put i dont turn down other offers as well.like cleaning houses or that kind of jobs. i am quik learner so nothing is to hard

so plz contact if u have job for me slimshady155@msn.com

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sammy · Post by **sammy** » Thu Nov 11, 2010 1:42 pm

I haven't got any job to offer, but just in case you haven't seen these...

http://www.mol.fi/mol/fi/02_tyosuhteet_ ... /index.jsp

http://www.infopankki.fi/et-EE/too/

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kalmisto · Post by **kalmisto** » Thu Nov 11, 2010 2:18 pm

slimshady15

To get a job in Finland it is important that you try to improve your Finnish skills. Finnish should be very easy for you to learn because your mother tongue is Estonian.

Kas sul on külm/nälg/janu/kiire/raha ?

Kui palju lapsi teil on ?

Tuli on lahti.

Pese käsi ja tule sööma !

Pane akken kinni !

See ei ole minu süü.

Olen läbimärg.

I borrowed a "Teach yourself Estonian" book at a library some years ago and I still remember those sentence examples.
I remember also that the word for depression was "meelemasenus". An awful lot of the Estonian words are the same ( or almost the same ) as they are in Finnish.

Pursuivant · Post by **Pursuivant** » Thu Nov 11, 2010 2:46 pm

You just have to listen to Finnish and start figuring what all words are the same or go slightly wrong, but mean something close by. (arvata = to know / Finnish = to guess) Many words in Finnish that are ancient or poetic or dialect are used as the correct word in Estonian. So like "siihen ei tohdi kusta" means the same thing, but in Finnish its funny like ancient nobleman speaking rudely.

skandagupta · Post by **skandagupta** » Fri Nov 12, 2010 3:37 am

Sinu pidab soome keel oppida kui sa tahad soomes tööd teha.Kui sa tahad inglismaaleelega tööd teha sinu pitab inglismaale minna.

Pursuivant · Post by **Pursuivant** » Fri Nov 12, 2010 9:22 am

And if you don't speak the language comes your countryman to "help" you and makes you a crap deal.

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