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[@SK-nw4ig]

One of my favourite finnish words is "hääyöaie". Wedding night intent.

[@penaarja]

Älä lyö ääliö, ööliä läkkyy

[@vety4870]

Hääyöaieuutinen🧐

[@Asriel65]

"Hyppytyynytyydytys isn't a real word. Hyppy = jump, tyyny = pillow, tyydytys = satisfaction. Doesn't mean, nothing, but you still can combine words that way.

[@zampe821]

not actual word. same as vesihiisi sihisi hississä languange preatice. poor ques....

[@WhoThaCazer]

We Finns just love bein trolls

[@Finland-SkiTeam39-40]

Could be a real word if you just get a satisfaction out of "jump pillow" ;-)

[@DK_1983]

In danish we have "Hoppepude" (jumping pillow) lol.. Is like the bouncing pads kids jump on.

[@Finland-SkiTeam39-40]

@@DK_1983 Yes; it is that 👍

[@somplex3250]

Did you notice that "saippuakivikauppias" is a palindrome. It is same word when reading it in reverse.

[@jolasu]

Innostunutsonni works the same way. Oops... a little thought fart came when listening and thinking about different things at the same time. Teehee~

[@somplex3250]

@@jolasu *innostunutsonni

[@o0131]

@@jolasu innosavutsonni?

[@villekorpi714]

It's a meme word. It only really exists as a funny palindrome.

[@dariauniverse9166]

At the moment Lauri plays at Utah Jazz. Last year he was chosen to NBA All Star and Most Improved Player

[@sonjaristolainen5116]

We have a basketball team Susijengi (Wolfgang) Lauri plays now in Utah Jazz.

[@javel114]

And they play like Wolfgang Amadeus even without Lauri ❤

[@mattiashedman8845]

Do remeber that Tolkien based both elven languages on the finnish lanugage. :D

[@becauseimbatman1391]

Only one, the other is based on Welsh

[@TB-180]

I´m in the middle of the video but Wayne wow!! You said that Lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottori.... etc so damn well! 💪

[@penaarja]

Quite cool To english speaker

[@derre98]

That "lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas" more exactly means "airplane jet turbine motor assistant mechanic non-commissioned officer trainee". I suppose it is grammatically correct, but nobody would ever use such words in practice.

[@ilesalmo7724]

Do people who are studying to be a mechanic servicing exclusively military-machines need a rank or is it just after they graduate? I expect the training is mostly on-the-job, so they must be in the chain of command. And even if the word is not used in everyday conversation, it is useful in official documents to describe your current profession

[@bambae7669]

@@ilesalmo7724 the trainee part of the word refers to their rank in the military. "Aliupseeriopilas" or NCO trainee, is someone who is in training to become an NCO (but is still a private/corporal), this means that they are in active service. The base professional title is lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikko, which doesn't have any connection to someones rank aka they are not in active service. The reason these exist is that people can delay their mandatory conscription due to studies. However after graduation you might get assigned to a completely different specialized branch, like fighter jet ground crew or military field hospitals. Some of these branches require the personnel to have a higher rank to assume command whenever necessary in wartime or while in active service. As an example every doctor in active service has the minimum rank of lieutenant cause of this. And yeah, military titles in finnish are ridiculously long due to them being so overly specific on your job description + rank. They are almost never used in actual conversations as is, outside of the cheap laughs i guess.

[@magicofshootingstar5825]

@ilesalmo7724 That rank isn't anymore existing. I have heard that once upon a time it actually was a rank but nowadays it only exists as the longest word in Finnish 😃

[@magicofshootingstar5825]

@ilesalmo7724 Oh, I clearly didn't read properly your original message 😅 As we have conscription in Finland, every guy and volunteer women are trained to some job in military. This word monstrosity once upon a time was (so I have been told) a description of one of the jobs you could have while being conscript in airforce (but doesn't exist anymore since they have streamlined the names somewhat, now it's just one of the longest words in Finnish). You were a specific type of mechanic for planes at basic training and then you went to NCO training. So your title just got longer 😄 In every day conscript life they are just called "NCO trainee surname" instead of the total monstrosity though. Many of those who end up to being mechanics as conscripts have some kind of decree in mechanical things from outside of military but not all. If you want to work there after conscription then there (I believe) is both civilian jobs and military jobs available in military to work with machines. If you want to work in military as a military personnel though then you need to go to a school to become officer after conscription. You cannot just stay in the military as in some other countries. Civilians I don't think have a rank, they just have a job title.

[@morningstarfin8835]

You have to remember, that in Finnish language the emphasis is always on the first syllable. :)

[@tompsu9536]

apart from the first two, all of them were tbh also real words but not anything what people would use in every day life and probably never. You should react to Kimi Räikkönen funny moments

[@pentti3715]

Saippuakivikauppias is the world's longest palindrome.

[@Patralgan]

Well not exactly. One can easily make a much longer one. Like solutomaattimittaamotulos (a result from a cell tomato measurement facility).

[@pentti3715]

@@Patralgan True, but according to the Guinness World Records "saippuakivikauppias" is the longest palindrome.

[@pilluritari]

saippuakullipyllypillukauppias

[@Mr.Falcon541]

Simo Frangen: hold my beer.

[@finnishculturalchannel]

You nailed them.

[@suvikivioja298]

try järjestelmällisentelemättömyydessänsäkään = even in its lack of systematicity

[@okkoheinio5139]

I don't get "järjestelmällisentelemätön" I'm a native finn, and I can't recognize that "-entele-" morpheme I can see that it modifies "järjestelmällinen" and is modified by "-mätön"

[@ikkas00]

@@okkoheinio5139 Same.

[@riqu-elmeri6473]

Your pronounce is better than many who has lived here in finland 10 years

[@magicofshootingstar5825]

Actually Kris Dunn (the guy that looked short next to Lauri) is 191cm, so 6'3" 😄 So even taller than you thought 😁 There were a lot of non- every day words on these. I'm pretty sure they were just picked randomly by the media team (who doesn't speak Finnish of course) not by Lauri 😄 Palindromes, wordplays, tongue-twisters etc. but it's still fun to see these videos 😄 I'm pretty sure there is third video of these too if you want to react to more of these 😉

[@veli-pekkakultanen2353]

Voe helevettuläinen! Naurattaa. Ja hyppytyynytyydyksen saa vaimon kanssa.

[@KARIJAK]

AND*** the soap salesman is the same backway "saippuakiviauppias" It's a known thing in finnland :)

[@toniheikkila5607]

Its actually soap stone salesman. And its a palindrome. Finnish is the promised language of palindromes. One I always remember from the top of my head: "Aamusanomat nuoli I:n naamat: "Ei hitto, Pasi! Olen Haavikon eno! Kiva, ahne loisapotti. Hietamaan Niilo-Untamo Nasumaa!""

[@_CuddlyBunny_]

YOU GOT IT!!! And you said it quickly! Hyppytyynytyydytys , not a real word but you got it!! *CLAPS*

[@tuijasinkkonen9121]

En ole koskaan edes kuullut sanaa "hyppytyynytyydytys".

[@Pataassa]

This is funny for us Finn's. 😅 That's why long words.

[@hannavuorio83]

If you learn by hearing how we pronounce words, you'll find out that we say as word is written. In example: minun nimeni on Hanna (my name is Hanna) It goes as you see it.

[@toinenosoite3173]

The last word was nothing more than a try to find an extremely strange word. It is like 'hääyöaie'. Noone really uses those words - they are just used to show how different Finnish is. Ant, to be honest, it is, and I love it!

[@debsiduracel]

Tears falling as LMFAO 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jarieljahbaba2275]

I have had a feeling that you are a secret fin for a while, not that you got everything completely right, i think that even some fins wouldt get that suihkuturbii.. right, but you surely impressed me again, and nice video by the way, we need theese positive videos where you can just laugh.

[@penaarja]

Sure, love Dwaynes comments and humor. Thanks

[@Finkele1]

That one dude is from stargåte...eyes shine ...yea. Goau'd are real

[@milkycat2109]

I don't think basketball is very big in Finland which is probably the reason i have little to no knowledge of the sport. While on the other hand ice hockey and football (soccer for americans) are way more popular.

[@katriperttuli427]

You pronounce Finnish exactly the same way it is written. Emphasis always on the first syllable.

[@Teitsi]

Thats not a very good way to explain it, since in different languanges a letter can be pronounced in a completely different way

[@SK-nw4ig]

@@Teitsi But once you learn how it is said in finnish, it is always the same. Most languages say one letter in so many ways, there is no way of knowing before you learn the word - but in finnish they are said the same every time. -NG being the exeption :)

[@adipy8912]

Many videos about Sweden and Finland these days. Please do more of the other Nordic countries.

[@Patralgan]

Saippuakivikauppias is actually a soap stone seller and it's a palindrome

[@ArchieArpeggio]

Only "pysähtykää" and "auttakaa" are words that we actually use, non of the others. And you have to know finnish language for those combined words to say those right like that "hyppy_tyyny_tyydytys" that actually doesn´t even make any sense. He could choose better words to there like "linja-autopysäkki" that means bus stop.

[@general_grievous914]

Lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas is acsually one word

[@olvioltsu5722]

hyppytyynytyydytys is a real word

[@JustTweetAway]

Here IS a Finnish word For you.Epäjärjelmällistyttämättömyydellänsäkään.

[@eerotabell1952]

-köhän.

[@henriikkak2091]

It's grammatically correct but no, it's not a part of the vocabulary.

[@tsuhna1167]

None of these words are actually useful, absolutely nobody use them in real life. I would use them only to demonstrate the phonetic nature of the language and the compound word structure, that you can pronounce whatever gibberish just based on how it's written. However these words are most commonly used to have a laugh in expense of foreigners trying to pronounce them.

[@SlendisFi_Universe]

Airplane jet engine aid mechanic sub officer student.

[@scanpolar]

Mostly invented words . No daily words in Finnish .

[@apersonthatisafan4592]

Idk why but everyone that reads a Finnish word just keeps dropping they I like it's not there. You need to pronounce it

[@TheWilho87]

real word but never used

[@Mojova1]

As a Finn that Greece music is offensive. If we have the same colors on our flags with Greece it doesn't mean we are same.

[@penaarja]

Wtf was that?

[@Finkele1]

Let's use civilized measurements? yes...not about somebodys body part or i have no idea where inch comes? google. " comes from the Latin word 'uncia', meaning 'one-twelfth'." why do ppl use that? Don't get it...

[@artoeloranta2810]

Ymmärtämättömyyttänsäkäänkö?

[@penaarja]

🤣🤣❤️You

[@toni-johanna.valila]

Lauri Markkanen also was Chewbacca in the new Star Wars movies

[@js0988]

No he wasn't, Joonas Suotamo is Chewbacca. Also a basketball player.

[@toni-johanna.valila]

@@js0988 sorry, my mistake

[@Nekoksu]

Every language would be so much easier if they were phonetical. No need to guess "HMM how do i pronounce this word". The word is literally written in front of you.