http://www.finlandforum.org/bb/viewtopic.php?t=10335
"Not sure if this belongs here, but anyway. I thought about those situations when you hear some expression in Finnish and it means something really funny (or dirty) in your language. Just 2 examples:
take the verb muistaa = to remember
muista = remember! in Finnish (vocative), c**ksucker (feminine gender ) in Romanian
muisto = memory (of something) in Finnish, vocative of c**ksucker (e.g. you, c&#$sucker!) in Romanian (also feminine )
muisti = memory (ex. computer memory) in Finnish, almost like muişti in Romanian = c**ksuckers
pulla = I can't come up with a decent English translation for this; in Romanian pula = d**k (not duck )"
"Not sure if this belongs here, but anyway. I thought about those situations when you hear some expression in Finnish and it means something really funny (or dirty) in your language. Just 2 examples:
take the verb muistaa = to remember
muista = remember! in Finnish (vocative), c**ksucker (feminine gender ) in Romanian
muisto = memory (of something) in Finnish, vocative of c**ksucker (e.g. you, c&#$sucker!) in Romanian (also feminine )
muisti = memory (ex. computer memory) in Finnish, almost like muişti in Romanian = c**ksuckers
pulla = I can't come up with a decent English translation for this; in Romanian pula = d**k (not duck )"
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Vanhimmat
haha!
Yeah. Funny how another language can mean something dirty in another language:D
Pulla means baked roll, Bun. I think.
I know what you're trying to say, but I didn't get them :D
About Finland. It's the most boring place on the planet. I'm just waiting for russian invasion, so we could have atleast something fun happen...