"tee" means tea. but it can also mean the command Do! or Make! "Pussi" means bag, so "teepussi" just means teabag. But it is funny to English speaking people because of the double meaning of "pussy" in English. Petteri laughed because in Finglish "tee pussi" could also mean "Do the pussy!" which would be very politically incorrect for a TH-cam video!
Petteri's face when you tried to pronounce hääyöaie. :D Genuienly "what the heck did you just say?". Finnish is also pretty hard to pronounce correctly, because if you say something with a different tone, or in a different rhythm, it gets confusing. Fun vids! Keep 'em coming.
apart from the h, all the other letters are vowels. That kind of breaks the rules even in Finnish until you realize that the word is a triple compound of three smaller words. You get this in English when I say that it means "wedding night intention"... hää yö aie.
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Kyöpeli is not the same as pyöveli. Pyöveli is an executioner or a hangman. Kyöpeli is either... ...a short version of an imaginery, mythical or otherwise indefinite place called Kyöpelinvuori (though it is an actual name of various places and associated with few places not named Kyöpelinvuori) - a place where witches congregate, or place where devout women (who died as virgin) will go in afterlife, really depends from whom you ask (christianity versus pagan thing). ...or an old (and obsolete) word for ghost.
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I need more of these speaking Finnish episodes I love them, makes my day
That teepussi moment is always so funny🤣
"tee" means tea. but it can also mean the command Do! or Make! "Pussi" means bag, so "teepussi" just means teabag. But it is funny to English speaking people because of the double meaning of "pussy" in English. Petteri laughed because in Finglish "tee pussi" could also mean "Do the pussy!" which would be very politically incorrect for a TH-cam video!
@@tombroderick7206 I think he might have also understood Finnish equivalent of T-bag to be "T-pussy".
Petteri's face when you tried to pronounce hääyöaie. :D Genuienly "what the heck did you just say?". Finnish is also pretty hard to pronounce correctly, because if you say something with a different tone, or in a different rhythm, it gets confusing. Fun vids! Keep 'em coming.
apart from the h, all the other letters are vowels. That kind of breaks the rules even in Finnish until you realize that the word is a triple compound of three smaller words. You get this in English when I say that it means "wedding night intention"... hää yö aie.
Subscribed for more Petteri content. All the videos you've made with Petteri are hilarious. I laugh every time I watch them. The chemistry between you two is awesome!
Reupload then? What about new episode? Coming soon? 🤞🏻
Kyöpeli is not the same as pyöveli. Pyöveli is an executioner or a hangman. Kyöpeli is either...
...a short version of an imaginery, mythical or otherwise indefinite place called Kyöpelinvuori (though it is an actual name of various places and associated with few places not named Kyöpelinvuori) - a place where witches congregate, or place where devout women (who died as virgin) will go in afterlife, really depends from whom you ask (christianity versus pagan thing).
...or an old (and obsolete) word for ghost.
Hyvin osaatte. 🇫🇮
Good vid
🤣🤣🤣 hyvä