Haistaa = Smell (ex: "I smell fried sausage" or "a dog can smell from far away") Haista paska! = Smell shit! But it doesn't really sound good in english.
Pulkkinen was my favorite show when I was a teenager. Couldn't find many with subtitles but here is one. "Pulkkinen - Christmas Party (Finnish Comedy) [English Subtitles]"
Haistaa = Smell (ex: "I smell fried sausage" or "a dog can smell from far away")
Haista paska! = Smell shit!
But it doesn't really sound good in english.
It sure doesn't. More like "go sniff some shit".
Asia kunnossa.
Mauri, still recommend, studio julma huvi roudasta rospuuttoon, you'll Never see something like that.
Also studio julmahuvi ameno and pretty much all of their stuff with subtitles.
I will do it tomorrow, thanks again!
I WILL SECOND THIS THE HELL OUT OF THIS!!! 😂😂
Pulkkinen was my favorite show when I was a teenager. Couldn't find many with subtitles but here is one. "Pulkkinen - Christmas Party (Finnish Comedy) [English Subtitles]"
I will try to add some more Pulkkinen later. Any suggestions?
Pulkkinen has so much play on words so i don't know would that work in English.
"How's that phone even working?" Well, it's Nokia, obviously
:" MANKELI SKIIGGE BÖY".
When r u coming to the UK?
Sämpy is Finland and esa pakarinen, lentävä kalakukko, finish speakin is different, thank for you, because you like it, but windows95man rules 🎉❤
"Aista" doesn't mean anything. Maybe try adding letter in front.
ciao! do this next! ruclips.net/video/IiII_XIy58w/видео.html Kummeli - Erotix, no subtitles though there.
this was made 1994
No, it's not. They're talking about euros after all. It was made 2003-2004.
Ok. U are right.
@mauronicola89 this was Finnish small talk😂