Finnish my problem
I'm reading this sentence that says " Suomen kieli virolaisesta helpolta" ..now..I have a feeling irmeans something on the lines of

" Finnish language is easier compared to estonian" am I right? if nog, what is the meaning of a phrase when the first word ends with sta/stä and the next word ends in lta.
esimerkiksi:
" Yhdistä vasemmalta"
The sentence " Kenen kanssa voisit puhua suomea" Mä ajatelen tarkoitus lausesta on " with whom did you speak with in Finland."...? how would you say, " it has " in the sense that spmething owns domething.
I know minulla on but kot , it had

Lastly,please give mr a long list lf words you can think of that are useful or very useful phrases, baring in mind I have studied for four years.

Mä viela en voi puhua tosi hyvin, muttä mä yrittäminen .. toivon te ymmärsitte minulle.

sorry i know i'm hopeless.

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Question

Finnish my problem
I'm reading this sentence that says " Suomen kieli virolaisesta helpolta" ..now..I have a feeling irmeans something on the lines of

" Finnish language is easier compared to estonian" am I right? if nog, what is the meaning of a phrase when the first word ends with sta/stä and the next word ends in lta.
esimerkiksi: 
" Yhdistä vasemmalta"
The sentence " Kenen kanssa voisit puhua suomea" Mä ajatelen tarkoitus lausesta on " with whom did you speak with in Finland."...? how would you say, " it has " in the sense that spmething owns domething. 
I know minulla on but kot , it had

Lastly,please give mr a long list lf words you can think of that are useful or very useful phrases, baring in mind I have studied for four years.

Mä viela en voi puhua tosi hyvin, muttä mä yrittäminen .. toivon te ymmärsitte minulle.

sorry i know i'm hopeless.

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Answer

Hi! This sentence  " Suomen kieli virolaisesta helpolta"  means that Finnish language is easier in Estonian's opinion. "STA" has a lot of meanings, one of them = in somebody's opinion. For example, MINUSTA = in my opinion, to my mind. Also you should remember that VIROLAINEN doesn't mean Estonian language (it's only VIRO or EESTI). 
The sentence " Kenen kanssa voisit puhua suomea"  means "with whom you could speak Finnish". It's not a past, it's a condition.
"it has". It's difficult to translate without a sentence. It could be translate in different ways (for example, OLI or ON OLLUT), so you should be more specific.