[quote=illmitch;17417629]timjim, does that mean "yes, friend, i love it"?[/quote]yes

[quote=Dr. Jake Destructo;17417633]Guessing yes [I]my[/I] friend, I love it.[/quote]
no that would be "minun ystäväni"

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Mitch whats your email? ill send you a finnish book

mitchellhaverty@gmail.com

thatd be awesome man, thanks

sending now

[quote=timjim]minun[/quote]
wtf finnish is just a copy of turkish it's not even a real language

[QUOTE=adb;17417636]lets play mini golf soon

I need to get better[/QUOTE]playing mini golf with you is pretty uncomfortable, sometimes it's hard to tell whether you're trolling or having a genuine emotional breakdown

[quote=rasputin;17417652]wtf finnish is just a copy of turkish it's not even a real language[/quote]
how so?

[quote=timjim]how so?[/quote]
coz i said

[QUOTE=TimJim;17417650]sending now[/QUOTE]

kiitos sytävä!

hit me with that finnish **** too

spiralout7 gmail

ei hätää

ps rasputin: ystäväni by itself means my friend, and in normal day speaking the dont use minum

i was talking about the minum only which is why i quoted it.

i'm assuming minum appropriates to my, and min is me?

Hey I want that book too can you send it to me

i dont knoe finnish tho, enlglish translation plz

Whats up guys?

[quote=rasputin;17417666]i was talking about the minum only which is why i quoted it.

i'm assuming minum appropriates to my, and min is me?[/quote]basically

[quote=Jaundice;17417667]Hey I want that book too can you send it to me

i dont knoe finnish tho, enlglish translation plz[/quote]email plz

Talking about a bunch of boring bull ****. You?

[QUOTE]email plz[/QUOTE]psguitars@yahoo.com

[quote=timjim]basically[/quote]
and how did i know that because finns are copycats

sent

or because the turks invaded estonia at some point and finnish has lots of estonian in it

ie. copycats

no it's just because they're all agglutinative

the turkish equivalent is 'ben' -> 'benim'

and a lot of central asian turkic languages have the same thing except men/menim instead

its pretty common to have words for the first personal pronoun starting with M, because that sound is made with just the lips so you can say it before your teeth develop

[quote=illmitch;17417677]its pretty common to have words for the first personal pronoun starting with M, because that sound is made with just the lips so you can say it before your teeth develop[/quote]this too

b is also made with the lips

I'll never forget the time illmitch told me about closing my nostrils and making an N sound

nothing on MX has ever made me lol like that

[quote=timjim]or because the turks invaded estonia at some point and finnish has lots of estonian in it[/quote]
you actually couldnt be more wrong

hahahaha

yeah i got it like that

[quote=rasputin;17417683]you actually couldnt be more wrong[/quote]
well its a great hypothesis

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ROKK NROLL

lol

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17417654]playing mini golf with you is pretty uncomfortable, sometimes it's hard to tell whether you're trolling or having a genuine emotional breakdown[/QUOTE]

lol

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[quote=timjim]well its a great hypothesis[/quote]
the finns were a uralic tribe that originated from central asia, that's why their language is agglutinative. turks never went to finland that's silly.

[quote=rasputin;17417702]the finns were a uralic tribe that originated from central asia, that's why their language is agglutinative. turks never went to finland that's silly.[/quote]i never said they did. i said they went to estonia, near russia.

also, the finns have always lived in the far north (if i remember right), and are closely related to the the sami

you are wrong on both counts. learn 2 histry

imma go wiki it brb

also by central asia i mean north central asia ie. urals. they are called uralic for that reason.

i know i know by the Ural mountains

and it's also pretty obvious from their language. agglutinative languages all originate directly or indirectly from the same part of the world. finnish is just markedly different now because of its long period of separation.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uralic_languages

youre good dude

nice nice

ugh are yall gonna suck each other off or what