But honestly a thread for us Nordic people, YES to that ! 
To stay on topic: We speak Finnish AND Swedish, also we have those additional letters 
@Tusse Itâs gonna be a pain in the ass to learn Finnish BUT When you do maybe someday learn, Iâd say itâs kinda useful an appreciated if you even can someday use it when visiting Finland
How fun to have a few Finns around on the forums too!
Luulin ettÀ oon ainoo suomalainen tÀÀllÀ 
Hej! I speak both Finnish and Swedish. When I was to Sweden everyone were asking where Iâm from because my Swedish sounds so different. You probably know what I mean.
Hejsan!! Yes I know what is sound like and I think it sounds very funny sometimes, really like that accent! 
I think itâs very fascinating that most Finns can speak both Finnish and Swedish due to the two languages being so different! Iâm impressed by you guys. 
To keep on topic: Our Flag looks like this 
Siis joo mÀki luulin. Yhes vaihees tein sellase et onks tÀÀl ketÀÀ suomalaisii missÀÀn, yks löyty en enÀÀ muista minkÀ nimine kÀyttÀjÀ se oli. Mut tÀÀl on yllÀttÀvÀn vÀhÀ suomalaisii tai sit kaikki suomalaiset on vaa jossai piilossa.
Hahahaha I like the ratio of trying to be on topic to a bunch of Finnish 
Lmao yeah but ya know I canât tell everything from our country, otherwise Iâd have nothing to tell when I go a little off topic again. 
Can you tell me anything about your culture? Like what is typical Canadian? Some stuff like that 
Wow! Iâm the first English person on the thread 
It rains 99% of the time, despite there being hundreds of different accents - everyone thinks English people all sound like Hugh Grant (Except, I kind of do sound like himâŠ) and apparently weâre known for queuing etiquette
Ask away if you want to know anything! 
I was unaware that some were from countries like Cameroon e.t.c! Itâs pretty cool seeing all these users from around the globe! 
Some basic things that are always associated with Canada are plaid shirts, poutine, being kind, maple syrup, and our long winters. But when it comes to culture it really depends on where you are! Quebec has a very rich culture which goes back to the provinceâs French origins just as Newfoundlandâs culture largely stems from our time as a country under British control. A lot of Atlantic Canada has traditions that have links to fishing but to Britain as well while out west like Calgary is known a lot more for Western things like the stampede, ranching, farming, and stuff that is commonly associated with the United States.
I hope that helpsđ
Iâm from Michigan, USA, only a few miles from beautiful Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. I canât say USA, and tell about it because itâs too big and too different depending where u are.
I love being in Michigan, surrounded by the most fresh water in the world. I love how our seasons are all very distinct and beautiful. There is a lot of nature left around me.
I live in a relatively small area, which I love, however, we donât have a lot of racial diversity. Over 90% white people, the rest is mostly Native American, and not much of other ethnicities.
Yea, it is!
Actually, the people in Finland who speak Swedish are a minority. 
There are a lot of Finnish speaking parts in our country and a few Swedish speaking.
Thank you! I love learning about your country 
Aus
Iâm from the UK and we DO have dentists
Well would you look at that, how wrong you can be sometimes! 
To correct what I wrote, Iâm fascinated by you and all the other Finns that can speak Swedish! For me, learning Finnish seems very hard and I suppose you felt the same when you first started learning Swedish.
Many of the people in Finland who speak both languages learn them already as babies from their parents. Of course everyone studies both languages in school, but mostly just the basics. We who learn both languages as babies, itâs no different from learning your native language as a baby, you just know the language.
And Iâm so thankful for belonging to this minority!
Oh thatâs cool! Itâs really no difference from speaking two languages, which many people I the world do. But for me as a Swede itâs interesting to hear about what itâs like in Finland because you easily forget people talk Swedish there to!
Hi! Iâm from Spain!! The place of party and siesta hahaha ( we are other things too) feel free to ask anything about my country!