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Lesson Finnish
Finland differs quite simple and clear pronunciation.
Old Finnish imitation: "Many pukkala little kakkala."
Words that sound to us indecent or very suspicious in Finnish at every step.
1. All Kaki and bunches
Kakko - cake, bun ("Give me, please, that this Kakko»)))
kaakki - nag, bad horse
Pucara - bully, bully
Pukki - goat
Joulupukki - Christmas goat, also known as Santa Claus, he is Santa Claus. Finns like Santa!
The word «hui» uses the wildly popular among Finns.
Firstly, it is an interjection such as our "Oh!" Russian swearword in this case they are also known, and about how we use - words like "fuck".
Secondly, they are clearly borrowed from us and this is the word formed from it a lot of the words. In many cases, you can even guess why these values have arisen new words.
For example:
huyyari - a swindler, a crook, fraudster
huyyata - indulge in fraud, deceit; scream, scream (joy); walk, carouse.
huykea - huge, terrible, terrible, wild, dizzying
huykennella - to lead a frivolous lifestyle raff; meander, wander, wander (Wed Russian "by a dick pear rambled»)
huylata - rest
huyma - dizzying
huypistua - culminate, reach the top of the lift; sharpened (huypistun - I reach the top, I culminates !!! ...)))
huyppu - the top, the top end
huyskin hayskin or huyyan Haiyang - mixed up, anyhow, somehow, upside down
huёpi - a tall man (uebische?)
yobbari - speculator, an unscrupulous businessman
yobbata - to speculate (obvious parallel with naёbyvat)))
yobin-post - post - by post, e-mail, news.
yobinposti - sad news
Still all our studying Finnish love the phrase "on thin ice": ohuella yeella.
Yet all are very fond of the word "rakastan" - "I love."
One my student to memorize it only as a "cancer arise." Finland differs quite simple and clear pronunciation.
Old Finnish imitation: "Many pukkala little kakkala."
Words that sound to us indecent or very suspicious in Finnish at every step.
1. All Kaki and bunches
Kakko - cake, bun ("Give me, please, that this Kakko»)))
kaakki - nag, bad horse
Pucara - bully, bully
Pukki - goat
Joulupukki - Christmas goat, also known as Santa Claus, he is Santa Claus. Finns like Santa!
The word «hui» uses the wildly popular among Finns.
Firstly, it is an interjection such as our "Oh!" Russian swearword in this case they are also known, and about how we use - words like "fuck".
Secondly, they are clearly borrowed from us and this is the word formed from it a lot of the words. In many cases, you can even guess why these values have arisen new words.
For example:
s **** and - a swindler, a crook, fraudster
s **** and - to indulge in fraud, deceit; scream, scream (joy); walk, carouse.
s **** and - huge, terrible, terrible, wild, dizzying
hu la ******* - to lead a frivolous lifestyle raff; meander, wander, wander (Wed Russian "by a dick pear rambled»)
x ***** and - rest
s *** a - a dizzying
hu wa ***** - culminate, reach the top of the lift; sharpened (xy un ***** - I reach the top, I culminates !!! ...)))
s **** y - the top, the top end
n ***** s or s *** hayskin Mr. Haiyang - mixed up, anyhow, somehow, upside down
huёpi - a tall man (uebische?)
yobbari - speculator, an unscrupulous businessman
yobbata - to speculate (obvious parallel with naёbyvat)))
yobin-post - post - by post, e-mail, news.
yobinposti - sad news
Still all our studying Finnish love the phrase "on thin ice": a ***** and yeella.
Yet all are very fond of the word "rakastan" - "I love."
One my student to memorize it only as a "cancer arise."
Old Finnish imitation: "Many pukkala little kakkala."
Words that sound to us indecent or very suspicious in Finnish at every step.
1. All Kaki and bunches
Kakko - cake, bun ("Give me, please, that this Kakko»)))
kaakki - nag, bad horse
Pucara - bully, bully
Pukki - goat
Joulupukki - Christmas goat, also known as Santa Claus, he is Santa Claus. Finns like Santa!
The word «hui» uses the wildly popular among Finns.
Firstly, it is an interjection such as our "Oh!" Russian swearword in this case they are also known, and about how we use - words like "fuck".
Secondly, they are clearly borrowed from us and this is the word formed from it a lot of the words. In many cases, you can even guess why these values have arisen new words.
For example:
huyyari - a swindler, a crook, fraudster
huyyata - indulge in fraud, deceit; scream, scream (joy); walk, carouse.
huykea - huge, terrible, terrible, wild, dizzying
huykennella - to lead a frivolous lifestyle raff; meander, wander, wander (Wed Russian "by a dick pear rambled»)
huylata - rest
huyma - dizzying
huypistua - culminate, reach the top of the lift; sharpened (huypistun - I reach the top, I culminates !!! ...)))
huyppu - the top, the top end
huyskin hayskin or huyyan Haiyang - mixed up, anyhow, somehow, upside down
huёpi - a tall man (uebische?)
yobbari - speculator, an unscrupulous businessman
yobbata - to speculate (obvious parallel with naёbyvat)))
yobin-post - post - by post, e-mail, news.
yobinposti - sad news
Still all our studying Finnish love the phrase "on thin ice": ohuella yeella.
Yet all are very fond of the word "rakastan" - "I love."
One my student to memorize it only as a "cancer arise." Finland differs quite simple and clear pronunciation.
Old Finnish imitation: "Many pukkala little kakkala."
Words that sound to us indecent or very suspicious in Finnish at every step.
1. All Kaki and bunches
Kakko - cake, bun ("Give me, please, that this Kakko»)))
kaakki - nag, bad horse
Pucara - bully, bully
Pukki - goat
Joulupukki - Christmas goat, also known as Santa Claus, he is Santa Claus. Finns like Santa!
The word «hui» uses the wildly popular among Finns.
Firstly, it is an interjection such as our "Oh!" Russian swearword in this case they are also known, and about how we use - words like "fuck".
Secondly, they are clearly borrowed from us and this is the word formed from it a lot of the words. In many cases, you can even guess why these values have arisen new words.
For example:
s **** and - a swindler, a crook, fraudster
s **** and - to indulge in fraud, deceit; scream, scream (joy); walk, carouse.
s **** and - huge, terrible, terrible, wild, dizzying
hu la ******* - to lead a frivolous lifestyle raff; meander, wander, wander (Wed Russian "by a dick pear rambled»)
x ***** and - rest
s *** a - a dizzying
hu wa ***** - culminate, reach the top of the lift; sharpened (xy un ***** - I reach the top, I culminates !!! ...)))
s **** y - the top, the top end
n ***** s or s *** hayskin Mr. Haiyang - mixed up, anyhow, somehow, upside down
huёpi - a tall man (uebische?)
yobbari - speculator, an unscrupulous businessman
yobbata - to speculate (obvious parallel with naёbyvat)))
yobin-post - post - by post, e-mail, news.
yobinposti - sad news
Still all our studying Finnish love the phrase "on thin ice": a ***** and yeella.
Yet all are very fond of the word "rakastan" - "I love."
One my student to memorize it only as a "cancer arise."