Let's learn some words in the Finnish language
Let's learn some words in the Finnish language
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Kant (pronounced like "cunt") means "edge" in Polish.
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One of the polish words for luck is "fart"
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In Croatian, "kut" means an angle, or a corner of something, "rub" would be edge
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I never realized this. Thanks.
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Please read this German sentence aloud:
Ich suche den Koch.
(I'm looking for the chef.)
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I always carry a spoon in my kock pussi.
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Can't forget "slut" in Swedish. :D
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Or fart
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I need an apron with "Kiss the Kock" printed on it.
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Piss on the cook? 😂
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I'll also need a fanny pack labeled "kockin pussi" to wear with it.
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Also: dick = fat in German
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"gross" and "grosser" are also both great compliments in the bedroom
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Why would they make this LOL
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So that people post it online for even more people to see
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Good point
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There used to be a Polish ad which went like: "Tea. Who, You? Yeah, bunny!", "If You feel offended, learn English". If You pronounce the first part in a monotone voice You'll say "You fucking dick!" In Polish.
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'Ty chuju jebany', nice.
Our Polish taxi driver does a very solid line in 'kurwa' every other word, but it's always nice to expand your horizons.
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Hilarious
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The first part works better with a polish ESL accent compared to a more native one btw
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That translation still kind of makes sense in English.
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Show me your pussi(bag)!
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So off topic, byt where do you get these with both finnish and swedish texts?? And everywhere they now have the smaller bag sizes as well, is this recent? Sincerely, a Finnish sipsi lover.
I just pulled a picture from the internet. The only reason I know these exist is because I used to be active on a forum with many Finns.
sorta scares me off. Too wet and loose