Photos by Hezu : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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Tosi hieno sumuinen maisema.
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Hieno kuva!
T.Olli
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To Hezu: I know! it
s hasnt time to location foto. later. I had returned from Filand only one week and immediately leave to Russian city Nijniy Novgorod. I have more than 150 foto of Filand(Helsinri,Rovaniemi,Yllas)Sorry for my very bed english!
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Thank you for the correct information...
With best regards...
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Thanks Lothar! Kudos for attempting to write in Finnish, although there is still little room for improvement: 1) in this context the adjective "hyvä" can't be in partitive inflection as it is in the "nice day"-greeting "Hyvää päivää" as the noun and adjective must have the same inflection form. 2) although "foto" is occasionally used also in Finnish, the more common term for a photograph would be "valokuva", a compound formed from Finnish words "valo", light and "kuva", picture - the latter word is often used also alone when referring photographs... Thus, if you want to write further comments praising pictures in Finnish, please use phrase "Hyvä valokuva!" or perhaps "Hieno kuva!" (=nice picture) as that sounds slightly more natural to my Finnish ears...
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Thanks Hezu I have correct my mistake
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Very beautiful. Bye
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Thank you. Greetings from Sicily.
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