Leikola Ismo - The English Language Is So Confusing! REACTION!

[@gerritvalkering1068]

also, random trivia. The phrase 'she sells seashells by the seashore' is thought to refer to Mary Anning. One of the first (maybe the first?) female paleontologist. She dug up numerous fossils and sent them to esteemed gentlemen studying such things, for which she unfortunately didn't get paid and rarely received any credit. To get by, she sold ammonite fossils to tourists

[@riikkapitkanen3666]

Dudes, straight from my parents dark youth in Finland: "The rain in Spain, mainly stays in the plains". Whaa...?😮😅

[@Drescher1984]

She sells sea shells by the sea shore. The shells she sells are surely seashells. So if she sells shells on the seashore, I'm sure she sells seashore shells.

[@andrevandervlies5700]

She stores the seashore shells she sells In her seashore store, on seashell shelves.

[@SDSMOfficial]

He is Brilliant twice.

[@soleywolfgangsdottir]

he is brilliant!😂

[@miikkavalimaki]

In Finland we start learning English at age of nine.

[@ulricaandrae4381]

I love Ismo!

[@MarcelNL]

Actually selling painted sea shells is what the Shell oil company started with, so it used to be a good business model! :-)

[@soleywolfgangsdottir]

he is brilliant😂

[@gerritvalkering1068]

If you haven't checked it out, look for Ismo's "I didn't know shit"

[@HighlyCombustibleReacts]

Hi Gerrit, I have reacted to that one too. Go check it out! Have fun.

[@debnbhuy]

Ever tried learning Finnish ? English is a doddle !! Seriously he is brilliant though !

[@jeffreyscholte4737]

😂

[@Questerer]

The only reason it would be a good buisness idea to sell sea shells by the sea shore is when you found them all.

[@mixlllllll]

But who would buy sea shells? 😮

[@Questerer]

@@mixlllllll Someone who went to the sea shore to find sea shells and is dissapointed that there aren't any sea shells at the sea shore.

[@aibell77]

Imagine a Fin complaining about impossible pronounciations.... pfff, dude your whole language consists of vowels. :)

[@damienmaynard8892]

and they have to pronounce each and every one of them!

[@ilkkak3065]

Yeah, like "ärrän kierrän ympäri orren, ässän pistän suukkaan."

[@mixlllllll]

But we pronounce everything like they are written :)

[@ristovirtanen6396]

@@damienmaynard8892each letter is pronounced the same way independent of the surrounding letters, no confusing silent letters and the stress is always on the first syllable.👌

[@damienmaynard8892]

@@ristovirtanen6396 silent letters, eh? prefer Ismo's silent numbers!

[@cyrielwollring4622]

liesje leerde lotje lopen langs de lange lindenlaan.

[@lameaker]

....als Lotje niet wilde lopen, dan liet Liesje Lotje staan.