The Finnish language is just as evolved as Hungaria- oh

törpe ördögök törpe az ördög ördögi törpe töpörödött törpördögök

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back to your country, gyorgy

bröther

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Yeah suck my fat nuts you ex-soviet slavhole.

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>y
Always satisfying to see someone has the Y.

Burgers and russians can't Y.

Why is this so fucking funny

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But your pic proves your vowel systems are still kind of similar. Hungarian lacks one vowel pair (ä/ää) and its short "e" got very wide, but otherwise they are almost the same.

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can someone pls translate
not even google can figure out what the fuck is going on here

Strong bait.

Huh.

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Hyvääpävääsätännää = Hyvää päivää saatana = Good day satan

"Tengri_bless_you"

or Hyvää päivää s(in)ä tänään = Good day you today

What a beautiful language.

Explain this picture pls

5 vowels is already too much

Vowel harmony

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I know a Finn whose last name is surprisingly not too far off from that

The following is perfectly grammatically correct finnish sentence.
Kun rämäpää määrää määränpään on päämääränä rämäpään määräämä määränpää.