How to follow Random Finnish Lesson

I have been listening to a lot of edupreneur podcasts this summer, and it seems like everybody has an email list. I decided to give it a try too, so here we go. Feel free to subscribe to my newsletter!

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I promise that I won't flood your inbox. I’ll likely send just one email a month and write about my online bookstore and the online courses based on my books in easy Finnish. Of course, I'll also remind you about the classic grammar and vocabulary topics that Finnish learners tend to forget! Deep down, I just want my followers to find good books and enjoy reading in Finnish.

Other ways to follow me

• If you're reading this in your email, it’s because you’re following this blog on Follow.it. While I’m not thrilled with the platform due to the ads and the fact that you can’t click links directly from your email, it’s manageable for now.

• If you enjoy my podcast, feel free to follow me on SoundCloud and Spotify.

• I also have an Instagram account and a YouTube channel. And a Telegram group where we read and dicuss the my books in easy Finnish. 

• Last, but not least: My Spotify collection of Finnish songs with easyish lyrics. I add new songs regularly, but of course, most of the songs are from 1990's and early 2000's.

Have a nice week and enjoy the rest of the summer! 

Auringonlasku Ähtärissä. A sunset in Ähtäri. 

About the author of Random Finnish Lesson: 

My name is Hanna Männikkölahti. I am a professional Finnish teacher who gives private online lessons and simplifies books into easy Finnish. Follow this blog, if you want to be the first one to know when I post something new. 

Experience a Sibelius concert in Jyväskylä with me

How about a day in Jyväskylä, followed by a classical music concert in the evening? 

I have two tickets to Sibelius' Kullervo on Thursday October 24th, and it would be wonderful to share the experience with someone.

I'm also planning to start organizing hands-on Finnish courses with various activities instead of just sitting in a class room, so I need to practice with real people. :) 

• This is the concert: https://www.jyvaskylasinfonia.fi/konsertit/kullervo. It starts at 6 P.M in Paviljonki, which is very close to the train station. 

• Here's a Wikipedia article about the symphony: https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kullervo_(Sibelius)

• You can listen to the symphony on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/121Is6siCM1eUAHMzVkVt5?si=GcpNupKOSu2QNeRdAFLL5w 

'Kullervon kirous' by Akseli Gallen-Kallela

You are welcome to hang out with me during the day, unless I'm teaching.  If you are interested, you can join my gym class at 9.30 in the morning, and we can grab lunch afterward and walk around Jyväskylä a bit. Or, if you prefer, you can simply meet me at the venue at 5:30 P:M and enjoy  the concert without saying a word. 

If you're coming from another city, I can help you find a nice hotel and other interesting things to do. 

I only have two tickets, so the first person to contact me will get the other one. The concert ticket costs 36 €. If more people are  interested, I can book additional tickets, but they won't be next to the original two.

Send me an email at hanna.mannikkolahti@gmail.com, if you are interested! 

About the author of Random Finnish Lesson: 

My name is Hanna Männikkölahti. I am a professional Finnish teacher who gives private online lessons and simplifies books into easy Finnish. Please read more in www.linktr.ee/hannamannikkolahti and follow this blog, if you want to be the first one to know when I post something new. 

Mitä uutta elokuussa? What's new in August?

Here are three things that I'd like you to know about in August: 

You can now buy easy Finnish books directly from me

• Here's a link to the order form: https://bit.ly/tilaaselkokirjoja
• This is a brand new thing, so let's see what happens with it. :)

Listen to 'Kielen elämä' audiobook

• A blog post with links to Kielen elämä audiobook.
• I recorded myself reading the book and uploaded it to my podcast. 

About the author of Random Finnish Lesson: 

My name is Hanna Männikkölahti. I am a professional Finnish teacher who gives private online lessons and simplifies books into easy Finnish. Please read more in www.linktr.ee/hannamannikkolahti and follow this blog, if you want to be the first one to know when I post something new.