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<title>Kalevala task and common Finnish words</title>
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<content type="html">When it was time for our Virtual meeting 2, French students read the first poem of Kalevala and Finnish students spoke a bit more about Kalevala: how the characters are like and so on. In the end, they also tought common Finnish words to French students who had to pronounce them in Finnish.</content>
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