Discover Finland: A Land of Contrast
Finland, with its five million inhabitants, boasts a unique landscape and culture. The country has an average population density of 17 inhabitants per square kilometer, making it one of the most sparsely populated nations in Europe, following Norway and Iceland. The population is unevenly distributed, with the majority residing on a small southwestern coastal plain. Approximately 60 percent of Finns live in vibrant towns and cities, with Helsinki Metropolitan Area alone housing 1.2 million people. In contrast, the vast arctic Lapland region sees only two people per square kilometer. The original inhabitants of Finland are the Sami people, formerly known as the Lapps.
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A Passion for Engagement
At Speakthylanguage, we understand that true engagement is marked by the behaviors of saying, staying, and striving. Our approach reflects this commitment to engagement. Our table illustrates these patterns across all employees as a collective, measuring the percentage of respondents who either agreed or strongly agreed with each of our six questions. We also provide valuable benchmark comparisons.
For an individual to be considered engaged, they must demonstrate all three of these engaging behaviors: saying, staying, and striving. Your 2012 engagement score represents the percentage of individual employees who exhibit all three behaviors. It's important to note that the engagement score isn't an average of all behavior results in the table; it encompasses all employees, whether they exhibit these behaviors individually or as a group.
The Story of Finnish
Let's delve into the rich tapestry of Finnish culture. Finland is home to approximately 4,500 Sami people, recognized as a minority with their own distinct language. They've thrived north of the Arctic Circle for over 7,000 years. In the 1960s, many Finns migrated to Sweden, while most immigrants to Finland hail from other European countries. The Lutheran church holds the largest congregation in the country, with 84 percent of Finns belonging to it. The official languages are Finnish and Swedish, with the latter being the native language of about six percent of the Finnish population. Swedish's official status has historical roots, as Finland was part of the Kingdom of Sweden from the 13th to the 19th century.
Meticulous Typesetting and Desktop Publishing
Our expertise extends beyond translation; we specialize in Finnish typesetting and desktop publishing (DTP). Whether it's transforming English publications or creative content into Finnish, we're proficient in a range of software tools such as Indesign, Framemaker, Pagemaker, Coreldraw, Illustrator, Quark Xpress, Flash, and more. Your documents will be expertly prepared in print-ready Finnish, complemented by a complimentary PDF file for your convenience.
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Quality is our promise. We exclusively employ native Finnish linguists who infuse authenticity and precision into your translations. Dialects, special characters, and subtle nuances are our expertise. We guarantee your satisfaction with our translations, and our complimentary PDF copies ensure accents and special characters are faithfully represented. When it comes to translation, a native Finnish translator is your assurance of excellence.
Embrace Finnish with Speakthylanguage
Are you ready to immerse yourself in the world of Finnish? Contact us today at info@speakthylanguage.com for impeccable Finnish translation services. Speakthylanguage is here to bring your words to life in Finnish.