The Big Bang Theory Sheldon learns Finnish

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[@rosannaliuski3686]

Wow, his "come in/sisään" was flawless! :D

[@luneybby]

Ikr!

[@rosannaliuski3686]

chanctonbury63 Yes, I do think so.

[@saintcelab3451]

+Rosanna Liuski But remember, sheldon is that kind of american who pronounces "buona sera" as "buona sarah"

[@dr.spectre9697]

Well, compared to Armenian or Farsi, Finnish is not too complicated.

[@overi6659]

Oli toi vetoomuskin ihan suht hyvä

[@redberryterf]

"sisään" oli aika vaikuttavan hyvin äännetty. noi muut sanat sitten taas ei niin hyvin. :D

[@iuriSalvador]

Olet kaunis

[@Vilde321]

iuriSalvador
Itekki :)

[@iuriSalvador]

***** What it means?

[@Vilde321]

Itekki = itsekin olen/olet "so are you/so am i" xD

[@iuriSalvador]

***** kiitos

[@TheMineMappers]

"Grapes.... RAIPALIIT"

[@miqseri]

Mainmäppevs saatana

[@kiurte1239]

Its rypäle or viinirypäle

[@Dino23968]

Mikä tahansa veneesi kelluu.

[@MrAatami]

Mikä tahansa(vaan) kelluttaa venettäsi. Two thing are certain, Bert and Ernie are gay and google will never learn Finnish.

[@mattinykasenvihaajat9346]

Its rypäleet

[@Aivottaja]

That "sisään" was pretty fluent.

[@gefumen9420]

ikr!!! suomi!!

[@luneybby]

Minä: Koira
Sheldon: Koeera
Minä: Katto
Sheldon: Kato
Minä: Rypäleet
Sheldon: Raipaliit

[@largekfc630]

Unohdit
Me:Sisään
Sheldon:Sisään

[@thedotgamer9592]

Growtopia on paras

[@havum4380]

en haluis sanoo tätä joka kommentoijaan joka on army mut... ARMEI!!1!1! >:33

[@arumida55]

mOI ARMY

[@emmahouot6799]

Shiinb kuulosti vähä enemmä et se ois sanonu räipäli

[@MJfanforever99]

"Sisään!" sujui jo aika hyvin :D

[@Fairychamber]

Absolutely flawless pronounciation of "sisään" (come in). This native Finnish speaker is impressed.

[@promealiens9659]

Yes, especially since Scandinavian letters are usually difficult for foreigners

[@ergot1803]

@@promealiens9659A proper language learning book would most likely have the IPA transcriptions, which show the exact phonetic pronunciation of each word.
It shouldn't be too difficult for a genius like Sheldon to read the system and pronounce according to it, since that's exactly what the system is for.
Also, Finnish is classified as a Nordic language, not a Scandinavian one.

[@promealiens9659]

@@ergot1803 Ä , Ö and Å in Finnish are called Scandinavian letters (a bit misleading) because they appear in some Nordic languages, such as Finnish, Swedish and Northern Sami. It does not take a position on which language group one belongs to.

[@ergot1803]

@@promealiens9659 Well would you look at that, didn't know.
However, it's a bit of a bad term to use in English, as it isn't a term that really exists in English, and is historically a bit misleading in English as well, unlike in Finnish.
It's a bit like calling the North Germanic / Scandinavian languages (which do not contain Finnish) the Nordic languages, as they are called that in Swedish, Danish and Norwegian (nordiske/nordiska språk/sprog), but not in English.
These letters are presumably called Scandinavian letters in Finnish due to their introduction to Finland from there. However, Ä and Ö are not Scandinavian in origin, but German.
Therefore, only Å can really be called a Scandinavian letter in English.

[@promealiens9659]

@@ergot1803 Ä, Å and Ö have entered the Finnish language from Sweden and also into the Sámi languages ​​(Å may have entered Northern Sámi from Norway). Norwegian and Danish do not have Ä and Ö. Based on Sweden alone, those three letters have been called Scandinavian letters, and Sweden and Norway were in union with each other from 1814 to 1905, the time when the national spirit was awakened in Finland under Russia.

[@TwitchHumsM]

Grapes = Raipalit XD

[@wonkytonk352]

:'DD

[@iisasiikala119]

Mulle se kuullosti ennemmänki Ripurilt

[@holyromanempire5153]

raipllaliy xdddf

[@_riippuu]

he said "vetoomus" pretty well and the most greatest thing is to see him say it in a right situation .... I'm impressed

[@allthemusiclive]

Sight-reading Finnish when you don't know the pronunciation rules is always funny to watch. You can mess things up pretty bad :D

[@k.r.99]

The amount of Finns under this video is amazing, impressive and hilarious.

[@WillAshwell]

That dictionary is too small for the Finnish language xD

[@2dark_4fortnite88]

Its the manual... part 1...The dictionary, basic old not moderniseded home edition series, no joke is around 1 meter vide shelf worth of books... (If you dont count the intructions how to pronounce monsters such as; apupäävalmentaja, ääkkösettömyyttäköhään, etc. and doesnt include high end scienfitic terms... That would add well, maybe, a shitton more pages and books to have.... so yes... And that is just how its supposed to be speaken... To speak naturally, like a local, you need to know also shitton of non sense variations and old retired ways to say thinks. No complite books are made on that degree, bc no rules on how its supposed to be sayed. Sorry for really bad english, not stronk subject in here finland... And also... Google kääntäjä on paska jos käännäät tämänkin niin haista vittu :) yes....

[@annemerensivu2165]

"Koira", "katto" and "vetoomus" were quite good. "Sisään" was perfect. "Rypäleet" was just terrible. X)

[@DavidAndrewsPEC]

Anne Merensivu Voisi olla niin, että tuo oli tarkoituksella :D

[@Hairysteed]

Anne Merensivu "Roof" might have been heard as "felling", "look" or colloquial "disappears", "(is) looking" ;)

[@seanmadrid1556]

Anne Merensivu i

[@elli875]

i'm from finland and i just love when people from other countries try to speak finnish :) idk it's just so interesting and funny. oh and i also love sheldon he's such a great character

[@lazywagon]

It's funny because I'm of Indian background but grew up in Canada. So I know Hindi and know what Raj is saying. I also know how Canadians (or Americans overall) would speak another language. Also, my girlfriend is Finnish, so I kinda speak like Sheldon when I try, haha.

[@elli875]

ohh that's cool. i would love to be bilingual, would make my life much easier. thank god they start teaching us english when we're like seven years old so that we have enough time to actually learn to speak the language properly. of course it helps that english is used pretty much everywhere, so it's all around us all the time. and we also have to study swedish because with finnish it's an official language in finland. although most finnish people can't actually speak swedish. that's probably bc we start studying it when we're like thirteen and many of us don't learn a language if we start studying it that late. and also because no one really likes studying it ... i personally think it's nice to study different languages. i can also speak russian and i think next year i'm gonna take spanish or french or maybe even both :)
and btw i think it's cool that your girlfriend's finnish. i would love to date someone foreigner in the future :)

[@lazywagon]

elli Being bilingual/multilingual is really helpful if you know the right languages in the right place. I think most people that don't learn English since they are young, still manage to get by it because of the wide exposure on TV, etc. It's so cool that in Finland you learn Finnish and Swedish. Kudos to you for knowing it! My girlfriend also can speak a bit of Swedish but not fluently, though she did learn it in school. She also took German as her other language. She went to Germany as an exchange. She's not fluent in that either though. She also speaks Spanish (better than Swedish and German, I think). It's the same as how in Canada, unless you take French since you are little, it's difficult to learn and communicate with it. It's always cool to learn a new language and their culture though. Good luck with your education and learning! Knowledge is power :)
I find the Finnish culture fascinating. She opened my mind about how Saunas are actually Finnish. Most people don't know that or don't think about it. It's really cool what you learn when you meet people of other cultures, so I encourage you with that! :)

[@elli875]

lazywagon yeahhh i so wish english was my first language. but it's great that english is so easy to learn since it's everywhere; tv, music, social media etc. yeah i don't speak swedish fluently either but i think i would survive a short holiday in sweden with my current language skills. i would love to take german too! but not anytime soon, i gotta learn these languages first. don't wanna mess them up too much. ohhh i really wanna go to some country as an exchange student, that would be so cool! if only i'll have enough money and my parents will let me. haha saunas! it's nice that you know that. i feel like the people who live close to finland, in sweden, norway or russia for example, know that saunas are finnish. but i guess it's not that common information in many other countries. i'm very interested in other cultures and languages and i hope that when i grow up i get to travel a lot and hopefully move abroad. new york would be my dream place to live in. i really love big cities. but i also love warm sunny beaches and old little towns ...almost everything!

[@lazywagon]

elli I think it is quite cool that you aren't of English descent. It's always interesting to know of other cultures to those that speak English as a first language. I'm sure you will get the hang of many languages as you have a keen interest in it. I'm very sure you will succeed. Don't give up on it. It's always handy to have knowledge especially if you are into travelling. It is good to go one at a time though, or else it will get jumbled up. If it is possible, you should surely do exchange as it serves as a good experience and is a great learning opportunity and new opening to the world. New York is great for anyone used to the city life or anyone that loves that style and I'm sure you would fit right in if that was your thing :) You'll get to know your interests more and more as you mature and get older and older. I'm only 23, but still have lots to learn about myself even. And sometimes I think that I like one thing but may like something else better! So hang in there, and work for your dreams to come true!!

[@Haispawner]

Fun fact: We finns *COMPLETELY* lose our shit when Finland gets mentoined in outside media.

[@jordanmorris5827]

Same goes for us Canadians. Honestly it doesn't even have to be positive. As long as they (American media) acknowledge our existence, we're happy.

[@s_shaddows.4939]

Be happy all of you aren't here especially now the stupidity and braindead idiots running around is insane!

[@Henrik46]

Norwegians, too. Despite having virtually no internationally recognised brands, like Nokia or Angry birds, it seems to me we are mentioned more than Finns. Well, that is if you don't count "fjords" a brand. 😉

[@papi_dummy]

@@Henrik46 many americans have no clue that either of those brands are finnish 😅

[@InvaderNatDT]

Small country syndrome. In New Zealand we used to have that a lot before LOTR put us 'on the map' (so to speak). Not as common now.

[@swoimps]

Varmaan tiesitte että on vaikuttavaa osata suomea. Suomi on yksi maailman vaikeimmista kielistä

[@emmasub]

kyllähän tuon kaikki suomalaiset tietää:P

[@swoimps]

Niin :D (paitsi pikku lapset :3)

[@swoimps]

Niin :I Suomi on siksi "vaikea" kieli sillä aakkoset lausutaan eri tavalla. Mutta xopoшo... xopoшo. :)

[@mikrokupu888]

Derpy Hooves Itseasiassa suomenkieliset lapset oppivat lukemaan ja kirjoittamaan nopeammin kuin englanninkieliset, mm suomen kielioppi on johdonmukaista, ei ole pitkää liutaa poikkeuksia kuten englannissa. Ja suomea lausutaan niin kuin kirjoitetaan.
Aikuiselle vieraskieleielle suomen oppiminen on kyllä usein työlästä, muista kielistä ei juuri apua ole. Irlannista muuttanut tuttu sanoi että vaikeinta on oppia lausumaan pitkät pötköt vokaaleja oikein, pöus kaikki äät ja ööt.. "hyvää yötä"..

[@pianoman78]

The reading is quite straightforward but omg the grammar! ;)

[@juanredondo8813]

Lol mä muistan kun aloitin oppiskelemaan suomea, en voinut sanoa mitään xD!
(Oon Espanjasta xd)
Aloin puhua Sheldonin takia! xD ¡Viva Sheldon!

[@iisasiikala119]

No osaat hyvin :)

[@suola3481]

omg oot Espanjasta ja puhut Suomea sujuvasti! Vamos!

[@annaliisa7233]

+Geometry Dash Meteorite bamos* (??)

[@roopemaatta1938]

+massuntor 0 ja "opiskeleemaan"yhellä e:llä :)

[@samuellaitine]

Aika hyvin puhuttu :)

[@Tuomas.1422]

How about sotilasliikennelentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas?

[@thelollipopman1000]

mitävittua

[@TheEdElriclover]

no mutta tässähän on taas sellainen sana jota tulee käytettyä päivittäin.

[@Megakukko123]

Or epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydelläänsäkäänköhän?

[@aivopark]

Mahtavaa vielä aiheenakin.

[@itukug8994]

Isnt it the longest word in our beloved country

[@Sanulay]

Sheldon's attempt to pronounce "rypäleet" (grapes) sounded more similar to "ripuli" (diarrhea).
I'm disappointed he didn't try to pronounce "Jyväskylä". Emphasis on "try".

[@jimday666]

You deserve more likes, I dodn't know about this finnish inside joke.

[@Sanulay]

jimday666 "Jyväskylä" (the name of a Finnish city) is a long word so a native English speaker would probably put the stress on the wrong syllable. It has the Y and J sounds: Y is a vowel that doesn't exist in English and J is pronounced like the Y in "yellow". The Ä sound does exist in English (the A in "cat") and a native English speaker might get it right by accident. All in all, a native English speaker would probably completely mangle the word's pronunciation on their first try to the point that a Finn wouldn't recognize it. Sadly, all the non-native speakers I've heard say the word are familiar with its correct pronunciation.

[@taistelujaska202]

Asun jyväskylässä perkele👑

[@sini4087]

+DJ 05M0 Samoin lol

[@hyenalover9247]

Tai Rovaniemi

[@paloauo]

Mina olla Suomi :D

[@Slendazzz]

Minakin

[@Mehumies12]

Mee too

[@panamanianbootyscout1768]

Hei Suomi, olen isä.

[@jokutyyppi4226]

@@panamanianbootyscout1768 hei isä, olet noin vuosikymmenen myöhässä

[@theodoralenius5344]

I’m proud of this new finnish speaker! The ”sisään” was ridiculously good!

[@swordonme]

One does not simply learn Finnish... exept if youre Finnish

[@youmustcreateachanne]

What does one do then?

[@MrSanmata]

+U Must Agree to Google+ Terms Tho U Don't Want It Learn a other language

[@youmustcreateachanne]

Sanmata Is Finnish that complicated?

[@vilmahiltunen607]

I Am Pie hah

[@turg9115]

U Must Agree to Google+ Terms Tho U Don't Want It
It's different for different people, i think...

[@meemipeiggo]

Torilla tavataan!

[@SoftimusPrime]

That "sisään!" was pitch PERFECT. Sheldon is AWESOME!! :D

[@Zestaru]

Sisään sounded perfect. Everything else was quite mediocre and the "rypäleet" (grapes) was horrible.

[@JMG_86]

He forgot the most important Finnish expression: "Spurdo Spärde"

[@paistinlasta1805]

Tru...

[@paistinlasta1805]

Cherisse Fernandes It means "Spurdo Spärde"

[@JMG_86]

Cherisse Fernandes​ It's an untranslatable term. Don't even try it.

[@paistinlasta1805]

Cherisse Fernandes It means "Spurdo spärde"

[@Puffadderr]

It's meaningless expression required to interact with youngsters high on energy drinks.

[@Ok-qy5wl]

That come in "sisään" was pretty good im impressed👏

[@Rhyza13]

He's learning words. Was it necessary to input the laugh track for that?

[@piposanchez]

you should pull a Sheldon and send a letter to the writers expressing your anger :l

[@FirstOnRaceDayCapri2904]

Suomi Mainittu Big Bängissä , TORILLA TAVATAAN!

[@AlliroG98]

*Rillit huurussa

[@mrpetteri9pw968]

AlliroG98 No se on Big Bang

[@pisamarotta1119]

that sisään was perfectly pronounced. usually it's hard to learn the letter ä and ö . i'm from finland

[@julijuliannajuli]

i know this a really old comment but ä is actually quite easy to learn since the sound does exist in english in words like at, that, bat. I think the hard ones for a foreigner to learn would be y and ö.

[@henleeh2987]

y and ö exist in Hungarian and Turkish and German and Norwegian and i believe Dutch also…they are not entirely difficult sounds…Arabic ع and ح have got to be harder!

[@julijuliannajuli]

@@henleeh2987 and in swedish, but if we think about native english speakers, they have a really hard time with them

[@MrSam2497]

why i have the feel that over half of viewers are from finland?

[@dodecahedralbruh23]

Heh, grapes=rypäleet, not raibaliid

[@MrSam2497]

yes i know im finnish but some countries dont usually use ä, ö thats why its hard to say

[@largekfc630]

Simon Skantsi it sounded more similar to "ripuli" (diarrhea).

[@ronilahtinen8914]

+666Pelaaja666 se sano raipalli

[@elo3504]

m3ntl3g3n It's not hard, You just need to say ä or ö

[@thesuomi8550]

Why are they laughing on all the Finnish words?

[@Scottiii95]

TheSuomi cause it’s such a random language to pick

[@daveausamerika5408]

Seems more like they're laughing at Sheldon's ridiculous way of saying the words (not his pronunciation, the weird voice he goes into) than the words themselves. They start laughing before he says "rypaleet" when his face goes all funny.

[@raptor1068]

@@Scottiii95 they actually picked it because its one of the hardest languages to learn, mandarin is more widely spoken and stereotipycal

[@Aivottaja]

1. It's a laugh track. That's just the echo of dead people.
2. They think it sounds funny.
I'm sure Finnish sounds funny to lots of people. Different languages do. And that's ok. Let's not pretended our brother nation Estonians don't sound funny to us, because our words are so similar. Words like "nahkhiir" still get a chuckle from me. It's a benevolent laugh, because with our numbers being so few, it's good to know there's an almost similar language in the world with us. Makes me feel nice.

[@darioandstuff2061]

@@Aivottaja its not dumba*s they have an audience

[@MCboy7594]

Räipäliid/Rypäleet. Naurut tuli!

[@rushellebernard4490]

0:57 that expession kills me every time !! Dwl lol 😂

[@Patralgan]

I love that räipäliid (which is totally wrong, but sounds hilarious)

[@sepijortikka]

Transcripted actually as "rypäleet," which he is reading directly as English, lol

[@Patralgan]

​@@sepijortikka yes, but does he actually say "rypäleet" correctly? Not even close, but I love how he says it: räipäliid

[@sepijortikka]

@@Patralgan Well, i don't know how 'ä' is supposed to pronounce in English, but i think he says it like an English speaker would say "rypaleet" (:

[@Patralgan]

@@sepijortikka indeed, that's why it's so funny.

[@sepijortikka]

@@Patralgan Just mentioned it so that some English speakers will understand what was going on

[@SamuelHanninen]

Video ei ole käytettävissä maassasi.

[@mmisguidedghostt]

rypäleet meni kyl vähä perseelleen toi ääntäminen hahah :-D

[@emisstudying]

mmisguidedghostt kyllä

[@idek3215]

mmisguidedghostt raipaliit

[@skill_skull9736]

Mä kuulin että ripuli

[@animatorkiwiblackfootedfer6328]

I want to learn this language so bad..

[@ceciliaolivieri5395]

The 90% of this show, was Jim Parsons. Sheldon's role, was meant to be for him. Nothing would have been the same, without Mr. Master Key

[@veekore283]

he nailed the ”come in” one.

[@BattleAxePirate]

Sheldon has always been my favorite... Even more after this. And wow, "koira" was the only word he said that I understood, and he said it PERFECTLY!!!

[@alwaysnever446]

His pronouncement of the words is actually impressively good

[@emmalehmonen5259]

omg! Sheldon said "sisään" so well

[@niilovalorinta1107]

Literally best scene from whole series

[@Mastermulder]

greetings from finland 5/5

[@mzjplays1837]

Meinaako niitä Rammstein käännöksiä tulla enää? :D

[@Mastermulder]

MzJPlays juu tottakai heti kun saan hankittua uuden koneen. Edellisen kun ukonilma rikkoi :D. tällä mun väliaikasella koneella macbookilla kun on hyvä että edes oman nimensä pystyy kirjoittamaan. :D

[@mzjplays1837]

:D mahtavaa, luulin jo että sun kanava on kuollu... :D

[@DanielPintodaniel]

Sheldon acknowledges how finnish word for grapes is complicated... give it a break, smarty pants-es, it was just a joke, organic in respect to the episode and the character

[@sayorichan1433]

I love these two so much!!!

[@villetulander225]

i love the way he says the finnish words

[@TheFancyRoman]

Suomi mainittu
You don't say?

[@Angel_4666]

As a fininsh person this sounds so weird😂😂

[@lincthomas7178]

well how do you think english people feel when someone from another country tries and speaks English, very strange and weird and sometimes impossible to understand

[@mirukoo]

@@lincthomas7178 yeah exept that finnish is one of the worlds hardest languages to learn (and write and speak, it's like hell) and it's very hard for english speakers to pronounce and trust me, that sounded nothing like finnish
(But non-english speakers accents can also sound pretty funny and dumb)

[@monzer-sy5yp]

"Sisään" was perfect :D

[@Eim1nJC]

dying at the moment when he said "grapes". lol srsly :D

[@mystyleart3493]

I LOVE THIS it's so funny cuz I'm Finnish 😂

[@wonkytonk352]

Aivan loistava sarja! :D Ja simpsonit aina subilla heti perään!

[@jaridematt2450]

Kiitos, tosi hieno. The Big Bang Theory on paras !!!!!!

[@hhelmiinaa]

Tää on paras :DDD

[@gpq21]

I'd love to learn Finnish at some point. It isn't spoken by many, but it's an interesting language!

[@AapoJoki]

Checking up on a ten-year-old comment... how's it going so far?

[@babla69420]

​@@AapoJokilet him finish

[@oskariranta1122]

Best is the Roof = Kato ( Katto )

[@TheLuinithaTree]

I want to learn Finnish, damn it! Sheldon has so much initiative.

[@nerdyrainbownotes9758]

Haha! I love learning new languages, especially Finnish, so when I saw this I practically died! XD

[@Jenkkimie]

Now that is actually quite well pronounced Finnish language considering that Finnish language is considered to be some of the hardest languages existing in modern day. I salute everyone who even tries to say " Moi " which is " Hello " in Finnish language, not alone learn the language. It take a great effort to do so.

[@COSMOLIFTforyou]

moi for hello sound pretty germanic. Morgen / Moin from german. although moin is not morning, is it "good" in the netherlands

[@nuuttimakynen5781]

Suomi perkele

[@Xloudy]

His come in (sisään) was absolutely flawless.

[@JackWhite52]

when sheldon tries to learn a new language, u kno shits about to go down

[@danssaddimple9133]

raipaliit XDDD

[@recomusicofficial]

Hilarious from finnish point of view haha :D

[@sannimcable]

Kiitos sheldon

[@argyre3275]

Hahahah 😂😂😂😂😂😂 big bang make me go hahahahh!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jimikannisto8343]

Sisään! :D

[@stevarino1989]

how come no one has commented on his epic "insane expression" face at 00:57?

[@KK426LH]

Because Finnish was mentioned so half of Finland will come look and talk about how bad it was.

[@FreakyNightmare]

KK426LH Actually we are just excited that someone knows we exist. We are going to spend the Bazinga Holiday every year to honor this episode.

[@samspencer582]

Dog and come in was perfect, but roof sounded like cat in spanish.

[@LittleBigMiracles]

That 'come in' sounded great! :o

[@NessaGorneth]

Räipäleet XD Oh man....

[@quibee7519]

Please someone tell the hardest Finnish Tongue Twister If You arę Fluent Finnish Speaker im a fluent Bosnian AND English speaker

[@quibee7519]

+Saku Kolehmainen OMG i also speak Polish this Is hardest Polish TongueTwister
Żyła Sobie Żyła e ta Żyle Żyła Żyła E ta Żyła Już Nie Żyła

[@quibee7519]

+Saku Kolehmainen try this one
Stół Z Powyłamywanymi Nogami

[@annaliisa7233]

+CrazeKurwaMach Työtön mynämäkeläinen öykkäröi yksin yössä

[@annaliisa7233]

+CrazeKurwaMach And also: hurskastelevaisehkollaismaisellisuuksissaankohankin hän toimi?

[@Ty-Foo]

"Yksikseskös yskiskelet, itsekseskös itkeskelet?" is one

[@moioonjeba]

aargh im going to diee this is so funny !! i love to hear people trying to talk finish it sounds so funny for me because im finish hahah

[@giisi0000]

Hahaha! When he said "Koira".... xD
keep on trying sheldon!

[@aleksikallio8996]

And another was "kato" thats mean look but "katto" was right.

[@ellitempo8718]

Suomi ♥ jei :D

[@DJNEK0]

That is correct :) For doubles (vowels and consonants) you just pronounce it longer. And your last sentence is good!

[@BlondeNordic]

He did pretty good especially when he said koira and sisään well done :D

[@MsWill813]

Koira and sisään were good. Rypäleet not so much...

[@largekfc630]

He needs to learn most used Swear word IN finland
-Paska

[@monsteratnightman8881]

+AntsaG0 or vittu or perkele or saatana :/ i hate my language so much

[@annaliisa7233]

+monster at night “da finnish noob” man turpa kiinni

[@monsteratnightman8881]

Jaakko Parantainen Naama umpeen iha ite

[@annaliisa7233]

+monster at night “da finnish noob” man Pistää vihaks tollane

[@monsteratnightman8881]

Jaakko Parantainen vittuuko mua kiinnostaa

[@sarcasm-83]

@Azonicable "koira" is pretty damn spot on too. :) Damn I lol'd when I saw this.
It's quite rare that Finnish is spoken or that Finland is mentioned on American shows.
So far this and Conan O'brien have been only references I've seen...
Feels nice to get "recognized" for once or something.

[@christuu_dd]

I saw this episode ! It was the BEST Big Bang Theory episode I've ever seen ! Maybe because I'm from Finland.. :D

[@nathanielouzana]

Is it really finnish? En puhu suomea :(

[@mikrokupu]

Yes, Sheldon uses real Finnish words, sounds quite good actually, except the "grapes" :)

[@DavidAndrewsPEC]

Nathaniel Ouzana Yes. Defifnitely was Finnish ... and, like mikrokupu says, sounded quite good!

[@largekfc630]

mikrokupu it sounded more similar to "ripuli" (diarrhea).

[@kkbhardwaj8225]

In this scene he used 5 Finnish words
Koira
Katto
Rypäleen
Sisään
Vetoomus

[@TaurielH]

He is actually pretty good. Go Sheldon! (Greetings from Finland) :)

[@onkonalka]

Ahhhhaha i love this!! Greetings from Finland!!

[@Mazotheman]

Suomi mainittu! Torilla tavataan! btw. tämä sarja on perseestä! =)

[@yerkkoo]

Mazokki xD

[@emiliamelaranta7637]

Ei oo

[@Kailoa36]

Oh Sheldon, everyone knows the combination to your security lock: anything Super Hero.

[@tchugra]

Ain't no Finnish 'til you learn to 'perkele!'.

[@lampard4]

I dont know finnish but Jim Parsons delivery is masterful.

[@jonejonesbonk]

"Grapes... räipäli."
Me: "A for effort"

[@potterhead473]

Everyones typing in Finnish and I'm here like "Whaaaa????"

[@spiraldance98]

the grapes - raipali XDDDD lol

[@SomeRandomInhabitant]

Which episode is this? Can someone plz say? :)

[@MiukuMauku321]

That "sisään" was just perfect:DD

[@keithtuumanen2400]

I almost fell off my chair watching this.

[@weekendpartywow]

this is so hilarious:DDDdd
greets from finland

[@leev0100]

Tää on kyl aik kova!