Finland+Group+4

1st task: food

We are two boys, Mikko and Panu, from Finland and we are in 9thgrade in Mankkaa’s School which is a school on southern Finland. Panu has visited Quebec once this year but Mikko has never been in Canada. Panu plays floorball and badminton and Mikko football. We have one hobby in common: computers, both of us are keen on those.

Finnish eating culture is very comprehensive. At breakfast we eat porridge and bread with butter and sliced ham on it or maybe omelette or something like that. also cerals are eaten often. The breakfast isn't vary sugar based like waffles. generally it is salty. Next meal we have at school between 11-12 and it's free (had to say that...). Normally at school lunch we eat something like potatoes, meat or something like that. The dinner is normally close six, maybe earlier or later that, it depends about day. Same kind of food as in lunch, it's only later. In the evening meal we won't eat very much fatty food. Usually evening meal is lighter that other day's meals. And we eat lots of brown bread which is healtier than white toast.

2nd task: geography and history

Some geography: [] (easier than copypastah) Finland is called for Land of thousands of lakes. Depending on that what is counted as lake, we have hundreds of thousands lakes.

About 10 000 years ago whole scandinavia was covered by ice. After ice melted away people started to move to Finland. Finland has been late on every age. Finland was taken over by Svedes for a loong time. Second image on the right the Swedish empire at its largest. Finland was taken over multiple times by Russia and Sweden. Finland became independent in 1917. Finland fought Against USSR in second worldwar. Third picture is Finland at its largest in 1942.

Could you tell something about Canadian food culture?

= = = = =temp= Dinner = päivällinen breakfast = aamupala sausage = Makkara bread = leipä butter = voi sliced ham = kinkku milk =maito water = vesi (fresh) juice = (tuore)mehu

drink = juoma food = ruoka lunch = lounas