If Finnish idioms were said in English, this will make someone laugh!! 🤍💙

If Finnish idioms were said in English, this will make someone laugh!! 🤍💙 from Finland

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  1. Just want to clear a few things up in case anyone was going to ask //

    – Yes, I asked the mods if this was okay to post 🙂

    – I did make this video myself and I’m from the United States!

    – As I said to the mods, I will share the link to the video if you ask for it, just so it doesn’t look like a promo haha

    Edit: Just noticed a typo in the header, which I can’t edit. I meant to say “HOPE this will make someone laugh”. 🤦🏻‍♀️

    Edit #2: If you enjoyed my accent, [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/Finland/comments/v4e28f/storytime_what_happens_when_americans_try_to_sing/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf) is a funny story about it. 🤣

    Edit #3: [Here is the Tiktok](https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTdKGbgsR/?k=1), since someone did message me asking for the link because they wanted to share it. (KIITOS!!!)
    So the link is there, but not necessary to see the post 🙂

    Aaaand thank you all for the kind responses!! Obviously I didn’t expect to sound ‘perfect’ by any means.

    *If you would be interested in seeing a part 2, please tell me some funny examples!! 😊*

  2. Omg that’s why my Finnish friends family cursed a lot.
    House of 5 kids both parents ages f/m twins (7) m(13) m(14) and (f)16

    The little twins age 7 would walk around the house saying fuck off you stupid cunt to their mother when it was time to eat and go straight to the dinner table.

    Edit: They were all homeschooled till highschool.

  5. Technically, “haista” is also the elative form of the noun “shark”, which would make “Haista vittu!” translate as “A cunt out of a shark!”

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