Whether you are a seasoned genealogist or embarking on your ancestral journey, FGGMN warmly invites you to join us in uncovering the rich tapestry of Finnish roots while connecting with others who share your profound interest.
Learn practical phrases and basic grammar to help you get around town, whether you’re planning a trip to Finland or spending time with Finnish friends.
Continue the 'book club' theme this spring, this time exploring classic women’s literature while building grammar.
Whether you are a seasoned genealogist or embarking on your ancestral journey, FGGMN warmly invites you to join us in uncovering the rich tapestry of Finnish roots while connecting with others who share your profound interest.
ASI’s nine-week language class terms begin in January, March and September each year. Within each term, ASI offers a range of weekly, 90-minute classes that are textbook based, literature based or conversation based.
ASI’s nine-week language class terms begin in January, March and September each year. Within each term, ASI offers a range of weekly, 90-minute classes that are textbook based, literature based or conversation based.
Discover why Finland consistently ranks as the happiest place on earth! A presentation by Prof. Karina Horsti, U of M Dept of Communication & Global Studies.
Come join the Kisarit Finnish-American Folk Dancers of the Twin Cities for a 4-week session of evening dance instructions each Thursday in April, 2025, at Hopkins High School, Hopkins, MN.
This two-hour introductory workshop is the perfect way to get a feel for Finnish, pick up a bit of grammar, and learn how to pronounce some words as part of basic conversation.
Our presentation topic this month is “Oral Histories”. The presenter is Mirva Johnson, PhD.
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