Finnish is so SILLY :)

Finnish is so SILLY :)

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Finnish is hard and primitive
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I find it interesting that most languages still use the word bus for bus, possibly only slightly adapted to fit the language in question. Bussi in Finnish, basu in Japanese. Airplane doesn't really roll off the tongue, but bus does.

lol finland so silli wily xD

Really causes my neural cells to depolarize by opening gated channels in the membrane and passively diffusing potassium ions out of the cytoplasm down its concentration gradient leading to a sequence of action potentials to stimulate in accord with long term potentiation pathways developed through the release of seratonin at key moments of sensory input.

And by this I mean linja-auto is the official term as described in OP's image, but pretty much everybody just use bussi in colloquial speech.

We have a lot of those too

Mongols

I want cute Finnish bussi

>breast vest
I'm using that

You mean purest white genes in the world froggy

>9GAG

Gas yourself

Here you go

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Jääkaappi (= ice closet) is probably a translation of ice box (the predecessor of refrigerator) and we never bothered adopting a new term when the technology changed. But yeah I guess the others are sillier than their English counterparts.

>bra
In swedish it's bh.

Bh → pronounced "be·hå" → abbreviation of "behags-hållare" → charms holder.

What about month names?

>oak month
>pearl month
>ground month
>swidden month
>seedtime month
>summer month
>hay month
>harvest month
>fall month
>slush month
>death month
>Christmas month

Makes you think.

no wonder you're all autistic

>it's all finnish people are primitive, autistic, mongrel Asians thread

>>>/reddit/

Well, luckily it's death month now and that's when we kill ourselves

You think German is any different?

German:
fridge = Kühlschrank = Cooling closet
matches = Streichholz = stroke wood
plane = Plane = flying stuff (literally)
bra = Busenhalter = Breast holder
bus station = Bushaltestelle = bus stopping spot

I think more languages do that, than you realize.

oops wanted to say plane=flugzeug=flying stuff

We call fridge "cold closet", plane "flying machine", and bra "breast shirt". So, pretty similar, we also call train "fire car".

They combine native words instead of cucking their language up. How exactly is that a bad thing?

I am studying German and I really like German compound words.

We're noble savages

Now read some Heidegger.

It's preferable to borrowing our entire vocabulary from foreigners.

please tell me a pet mouse is called a "hausmaus"

until you try and read zeitung D::::::;

>please tell me a pet mouse is called a "hausmaus"

That would just be silly

Actually we call those:
>Jääkaappi
>Henkitorvi
>Linja-auto
>Rintaliivit
>Hammasraudat
>Tulitikut
>Lentokone
>Lohikäärme
:^)

I bet those are also silly in norwegian.

>Airplane doesn't really roll off the tongue

Thats why only americans use the word airplane

I this context it doesn't mean "stuff" you uneducated baboon, but "thing". "Werkzeug" also doesn't mean "Work stuff", it means "Work thing".

You probably made things worse m8...

Stuff is literally the same thing as things, you fucking idiot.

Thing is singular, stuff is plural.

Elokuu = Harvest Moon

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lustkugeln
>pillupallot :DDDDD

nice, never thought of that

Well if you were to go full meme mode it would be "life moon"

They are so silly sometimes, it's really adorable

Haustier-Maus? As in House Animal Mouse? What the fuck lel Deutsch a cute

>tfw too autistic to shitpost in revenge

> too autistic to shitpost
> too autistic
> to shitpost
Ahahahah, that's really cute

oh shit please dont gulag me

Why would we do something mean like gulag to Suomi?

Probably because you tried it during the Winter and Continuation wars.

this

It wasn't me who tried it. We also wouldn't try doing this today

>wouldn't try it
Considering the rise of Russian military and your little war games in Crimea and Ukraine, I'd say we have a right to be suspicious about you lot. Don't get me wrong, I like Russians as people and I still see that Finland and Russia should be friends. All the Russians I've met have been very nice and comfy people. It's just that we're small country next to a great power with shitloads of soldiers and some very nasty people as leaders.

geez... I dont know about that

Finnish is one of the oldest preserved languages. Primitive mongol cave man talk. I like it a lot though

Putin is Finnish himself, he won't invade you.

wat

...

Can you provide some proof?

He is from Ingria originally and has Balto-Finnic ro

Balto-Finnic roots*

Salmon snake.... really Finland?

Ya really ;D

>fridge = 冷蔵庫 (keep-cold vault)
>trachea = 気管 (air tube)
>bus = バス (bus)
>bra = ブラ,ブラジャー (bra, brassiere)
>braces = ブラケット (bracket)
>matches = マッチ (match) written 燐寸 (a bit of phosphorus) in kanji
>airplane = 飛行機 (flying machine)
>dragon = ドラゴン (dragon) or 竜,龍 (ryuu)

>Finnish mythology probably does not know the word "dragon" than occasionally, or until a new time.

>Dragon's Finnish name is not viitanne salmon fishing, but apparently is based on the word muinaisruotsin floghdraki ("air snake"). The first part of the word has been borrowed, with the remainder translated. The second view is that the fire will return to the word meaning an Old Norse word for catalog. A third possible etymology is mined snake, which refers to the dragons presumed residence louhilla ie rocky mountains. Traditionally, it has been suggested that the word dragon would be "a lion" Like Mikael Agricola invention, and the oldest written data word is Agricola. origin of Finnish words representing the newer notion dating back to 2001 should not be a word invented by Agricola, but assumed to be the word "kansanetymologinen formation".

This was vaguely amusing.

>noble
>savages

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_savage

DASS RIGHT

What the fuck? what a bunch of horse shit that is.