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i learned one finnish word yesterday :D
terve!
ur photos are always gorgeous. love yah!
oh one more!
if u know any f*** or sh*t things in finnish
pls tell me :D
northern european languages sound sooooo nice. i love them^o^
i used to have a postit note next to my desk listing all the things you wanna know, but unfortunately i lost it due to the recent office move :-) so here’re a few top of my head:
hitto(damn), perkele(damn=devil), paska(shit), vittu(equivalent to fock- you often hear ‘voi(ah) vittu’ from teenagers). You see that I had good instructors! Finnish swear words are very cute. They never sound scary or offensive. But remember that Finnish is a very unique language. It has nothing to do with other scandinavian languages.
i’d like to challenge the “not sounding scary bit” ;) as “perkele” has a very nice gravelly “rrrr” in it. a softer equivalent is of course the multi-cultural “saatana”. and another good traditional one is “jumalauta” which is literally “god, help” which is very useful when something doesn’t co-operate, like when you are hammering and the nail keeps bending all the time. when you hit yourself on the thumb, use “perkele”