As you’ve probably noticed, Uusi kielemme contains a lot of information. This can be very overwhelming if you’re only getting started. It’s near-impossible to organize Finnish grammar and vocabulary neatly per level, because many topics have both things a beginner should know and other things for advanced students.

In this section of my website, you can find the articles I’ve written that can help you plan your studies and get acquainted with the levels of language proficiency. I don’t give private Finnish lessons, but you can build your own schedule using the information below

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Beginner Finnish – A1.1 to A1.3

• What is level A1?
• A1: Lesson plan – Family
• A1: Lesson plan – Furniture and Rooms
• A1: Lesson plan – Clothing
• A1: Lesson plan – Body Parts
• A1: Lesson plan – Daily Routines
• A1: Lesson plan – In the City

Avanced Beginner Level – A2.1 to A2.2

• What is level A2?
• A2: Lesson plan – Coming soon!

Intermediate Finnish – B1.1 to B1.2

• YKI-testi – When are you ready? B1.1

Advanced Finnish – B2.1 to B2.2

• Level B2 (coming soon!)

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• Overview (coming soon!)
• Review of all Finnish coursebooks and textbooks
• Finnish reference grammar books
• Finnish language textbook for beginners
• Textbooks organized by language learning goals

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