Ensi kertaa
Two or fewer, which means the grid was doing its job. Nearly every one of these has a cousin somewhere else in Europe, and telling them apart is a matter of having seen the real one rather than of being clever.
Start with the rye. If the crust is grey-brown rather than golden and the edge looks pinched by hand rather than cut by a machine, you are probably looking at the Finnish one.
From Can You Pick the Finnish One? - 9 lines of real spoken Finnish on Finnish IRL.
One word.
Every morning.
One real Finnish word every morning - what it means, what the book form is, and when Finns actually say it.