Languages

SUKLAA!!?!?!

SSSSSUUUUKKKKKLLLLLLAAAAAAA!!!!!!!

Finnish version of Spongebob. It exists.


Sanoitko sinä... suklaata?
SUKLAATA?
SUUUUUKKLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

http://www.youtube DOT com/watch?v=FfRv3k_Zy48
god, It's so angry

Well, since Finnish is my other Native Language, I don't think it sounds any more angrier than the English version.

his laugh was like satan.

my sides

Yeah, it felt wrong but I didn't notice it untill you pointed it out.

I would like to think of it as a reference to former brittish colonies that still speak English, and not as an affront to my country.

Clearly his joke went right over your head.

obvious troll is obvious ... 4/10

I think you earned this...

**beefking rolled a random image posted in comment #12 at I swear people type with their ass. **

Actually there was one a while back where it had the Union Jack with us calling cigarettes fags. As the only notable word in this comp is 'fag' though, I doubt either of us would have much luck singling it out in this website.

Mfw I'm British

i am British and i did not even see that ... i feel sad and stupid

gooby pls

9gag - 9gag meme mask..

9GAG - 9GAG Face

a plausible interpretation, but a wrong one! the word sukla is a transposition from 'chocolat'.it is contrived to sound as close as possible to the original. it has no uralic origins, since obviously when cocoa was discovered, the word came from the people who discovered america - that is spaniards. therefore, the word may LOOK remarkably different, but it SOUNDS very similar to all the others.

You've made your point, and you're right. Now that you mention it, I can see how "sukla" sounds like "sjokolade." Thanks for clearing that up, good sir.

sorry - didn't notice it was you in both comments.

to clarify, it probably derives from french - that's where chocolat comes from. related: the vietnamese word for it is 'sôcôla'

sokoláta - greek
sjokolade -Norwegian
shokolad - russian

Both Greek and Russian are heavily influenced by Latin, just like most of Europe. Finland and the Baltic countries have always been significantly isolated when it comes to languages.

you are a very wize man. Please, accept my thumbs for educating me

<most relevent thing I had

I appreciate it.

Shit

all the words that sound like 'chocolate' are not derived from latin or greek, since there is no such word in either language. it derives from spanish.

Yes for $2000

Check the white lines going diagonally. There's meant to be red in there.

Yeah, this was the flag in like the 1900's before Northern Ireland joined Great Britain.

Ireland doesn't exist.

That's the guy from Regular Ordinary Swedish Meal Time you idiot... Sweden and Finland is not the same thing.

Mayonnaise,because it's good for you!

Fucking dipshit

...House...the fuck are you doing with that bowl of crayfish?