@jws Also, there are three metro stations that have a name in English too. Those are the Central Railway Station, Helsinki University, and Aalto University. I think you will understand why those stations have English name.
@jws Ha! Nope, that’s just the wall. ?
Swedish is the second official language of Finland. If a place has different names in Swedish and Finnish they both need to be there.
Oh, also this finally happened. They opened it on Saturday, but I took the first ride yesterday when I came home from work.
@streakmachine I find it funny that phonetically Finnish Swedish is closer to Norwegian than to Swedish Swedish (rikssvenska). But then again, the Norther you go in Sweden, the more closer to Norwegian and Finnish Swedish the spoken Swedish becomes.
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@streakmachine Plus, they speak Norwegian, which one can understand, unlike Danish or the so-called Swedish they speak in Skåne.
@matigo I need to say first that I am not a Trekkie. I never got into that world simply because I never had time to watch the series and/or movies. But I have been watching the new-ish stuff lately, so I am getting more and more familiar with the ST world.
I find STD (?) entertaining enough. The writing could be better, but then again every modern single TV series and movie could always have better scripts.
Yesterday evening, after catching up with the Star Trek: Discovery, I was pondering with my wife what to watch next. Then we noticed that Season 2 of Okkupert [imdb.com] is out and available on Viaplay (a Netflix-like streaming service available in the Nordics). That ended that discussion.