In Denmark, the packages of bought items will give a description in the local language of course, but also some of the other Scandinavian languages. Usually Swedish, Norwegian and Finish.
And while I am not really able to speak Danish, I can more or less read it. And sometimes I like to see if it is the same for the other Scandinavian languages. And Swedish and Norwegian are very similar to Danish.
But then there is Finish! No resembles whatsoever!
Let’s take a look at the word : Coffee filter👇
You get frustration, right? 😉
Andrea, Children’s Book Illustrator 
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It took me a few seconds to realize it Finnish, and not finish, which means to end, lol!
…yes, it really is quite frustrating 😂
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🤣🤣
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Finnish comes from a completely different family of languages. I love your artwork. It always bring a smile. 🙂
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Hahah I guess I wrote it incorrectly. Damn you, autocorrect 😅
Yeah, together with Hungarian and possible others, it is one of few that isn’t like any other language 😅
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Hah yeah! Definitely an odd one within the European language. Just not what you’d expect since they belong to Scandinavia .
Thank you! So glad you enjoy it 😄
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I like listening to their songs… with subtitles to view if possible.
Always my pleasure, Andrea.
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Ohh! Have you listen to the Finnish Eurovision song ? (Kaaarja – cha cha cha).
Both the song and artist are delightfully weird and should have won!
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I listened to it just now. It’s so good. Thank you. Before this it was only old pop songs from 2000s, like that band Indica.
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Lol! 😂
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