Is it true that you finns take shoes off before going inside?

jne... naamapalmu....

american raisin, google it

Yes. You can only have shoes in the subway because there is so much pee everywhere. You can pee freely in the subway because it is under ground and no rules can apply so low. But yes, other than that you take your shoes off.

Jne. :DDD Haluaisin tietää, että kuvittelitko ihan OIKEASTI että tällainen menee läpi?

Jne after an English language text looks quite odd, don't you think?

Seuraavaa trollauskertaa ajatellen, kannattaa opetella tällaiset lyhenteet englanniksi, mikäli aiot esittää henkilöä, joka ei tunne suomalaisia tapoja. 😉

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jne... naamapalmu....

well i was  writing on phone and because im going to finland in a couple of months i already have set the language to finnish on my phone so the autocorrect replaced etc with jne and i didnt really regocnize it because im so used to the finnish language.

Yes, at home. At work, bus, bar and other public places, not.

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jne... naamapalmu....

well i was  writing on phone and because im going to finland in a couple of months i already have set the language to finnish on my phone so the autocorrect replaced etc with jne and i didnt really regocnize it because im so used to the finnish language.

This was me

Ap

If you're American, you know to take your shoes off when going in to your house. You also know to write American with a capital A. Only in Finland you write nationalities with a lowercase.

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Jne after an English language text looks quite odd, don't you think?

Seuraavaa trollauskertaa ajatellen, kannattaa opetella tällaiset lyhenteet englanniksi, mikäli aiot esittää henkilöä, joka ei tunne suomalaisia tapoja. 😉

Olen aistivinani että tuo 'jne' pistettiin tuonne tarkoituksella 🤨

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Jne after an English language text looks quite odd, don't you think?

Seuraavaa trollauskertaa ajatellen, kannattaa opetella tällaiset lyhenteet englanniksi, mikäli aiot esittää henkilöä, joka ei tunne suomalaisia tapoja. 😉

You dont know any english its so bad that my eyes are bleeding. I have studied in the harward university so i know what im talking about.

Myötähäpeän liikaa näitä juttuja.

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If you're American, you know to take your shoes off when going in to your house. You also know to write American with a capital A. Only in Finland you write nationalities with a lowercase.

this is casual writing all those details arent that important. if youre gonna publish an article or taking a test well then somebody may pay attention to those things but a random post in the internet, nobody cares.

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jne... naamapalmu....

well i was  writing on phone and because im going to finland in a couple of months i already have set the language to finnish on my phone so the autocorrect replaced etc with jne and i didnt really regocnize it because im so used to the finnish language.

This was me

Ap

And what do you suppose that Ap means? What does your phone suggest? 😂😂

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jne... naamapalmu....

well i was  writing on phone and because im going to finland in a couple of months i already have set the language to finnish on my phone so the autocorrect replaced etc with jne and i didnt really regocnize it because im so used to the finnish language.

This was me

Ap

And what do you suppose that Ap means? What does your phone suggest? 😂😂

a must be for authentic and p for poster at least thats what i think people is using here?

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jne... naamapalmu....

well i was  writing on phone and because im going to finland in a couple of months i already have set the language to finnish on my phone so the autocorrect replaced etc with jne and i didnt really regocnize it because im so used to the finnish language.

Se on recognize. Ja kai muistit että "i" kirjoitetaan aina isolla :D Nyt liian monta virhettä, mukaan lukien muiden huomauttamat, harjoittele englantia. Terveisin ei todellakaan hyvää englantia osaava :D

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If you're American, you know to take your shoes off when going in to your house. You also know to write American with a capital A. Only in Finland you write nationalities with a lowercase.

this is casual writing all those details arent that important. if youre gonna publish an article or taking a test well then somebody may pay attention to those things but a random post in the internet, nobody cares.

Sulla on väärät prepositiotkin yms kielioppivirheitä. Yritä uudelleen.

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jne... naamapalmu....

well i was  writing on phone and because im going to finland in a couple of months i already have set the language to finnish on my phone so the autocorrect replaced etc with jne and i didnt really regocnize it because im so used to the finnish language.

Se on recognize. Ja kai muistit että "i" kirjoitetaan aina isolla :D Nyt liian monta virhettä, mukaan lukien muiden huomauttamat, harjoittele englantia. Terveisin ei todellakaan hyvää englantia osaava :D

these things only matters to finnish people who likes to pick up every mistake somebody has made. like i already said this is casual language so it really doesnt matter.

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Jne after an English language text looks quite odd, don't you think?

Seuraavaa trollauskertaa ajatellen, kannattaa opetella tällaiset lyhenteet englanniksi, mikäli aiot esittää henkilöä, joka ei tunne suomalaisia tapoja. 😉

You dont know any english its so bad that my eyes are bleeding. I have studied in the harward university so i know what im talking about.

Didn't study much if you cannot write the name of the university correctly, it is Harvard University.

I live in US, natives here write nationalities with a capital letters even when it's in casual context. That's because they learn to do it automatically at school as a child. So if you are raised in States you don't downplay the fact that nationalities are written with a capital letters.