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Muinaissuomalaisen salaisen historian painos

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oispa ikuinen talvi

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ihana nyymi

oispa nyymiloli

>Urheilussa tänään suohon polkemista ja nuijasotaa

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oispa tämmöinen

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Ihana tuoppit

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>Learning a language doesn't mean you'll learn the culture.
This video: youtu.be/ZoDtoB9Abck speak otherwise.
>Learning an entirely different language so you'll learn its culture so you learn the culture of the language you originally wanted to learn so you learn the language you originally wanted to learn, that seems beyond retarded.
This is true, i agree with you, but swedish is super easy if you allready can speak german and english. I myselfe learned german as my 2nd languge and then english. It is super easy, as swedish is allso a germanic languge.
>So, like saying "what?" in English or "quoi?" in French or the same thing in almost every other language?
No, in swedish the "va" is means more then just "what" in english.
As for example: "what the fuck!?" becomes: "vafan!?" urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Va fan?
As u can see, swedish is a much more "tighter" languge then english. Like kanji for japanes, if u know the drill how that writing languge work.