" I'm happy to be here with you my friends this afternoon and I would like to tell about Finland and one aspect of its culture, Finnish sports.
So hello friends and everybody. Today I'm going to tell you about my culture, about the Finnish cultural life, especially sports. The whole culture is very colorful and rich and the number of people involved in sport is growing all the time. So I want to welcome all of you among the athletic people.
But first, a little sneakers peek into culture. Finland is pretty well known for our thousands of lakes, forests and four seasons, winter with snow, fall with the color of fall, spring with lightness and summer with the warm sun. Technology, like Nokia and Angry Birds, and food, like dark rye bread and salty liquorice, make us famous as well.
But now let's get to sport. First of all ice hockey where we have won two world championships in 1995 and 2011. We also have our own league and many cities have our own ice hockey team. It's really our sport as well as track and field. Especially javelin because we have many good athletes for instance Tero Pitkämäki, Antti Ruuskanen and Ari Mannio. I think that many Finns are watching the competition between Finland and Sweden. Lastly Finnish baseball. This game was invited in Finland and just like in ice hockey all cities have their own baseball team as well. And like I told about ice hockey both track and field and baseball are really typical of Finnish sports.
Thank you all for listening and allthe best for the future of sport!"
I didn't like this subject at all, it was difficult to write this text and I think writing speech wasn't and won't be fluent to me. But no can do if I have to write speech on final test. Hope no!
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