That’s some nice lateral thinking across some language barriers!
Let’s see, so far I can say thank you, colour collage, Kippis, and a few bad words in Finnish. I will add “omani”.
No, my Finnish (except for värikollaasit, of course) has definitely been learned from other Finns. And we have a rule amongst our friends: If one Finn drinks, all Finns drink (and their spouses and their friends).
Oh and I just learned “myötähäpeä” – Which I can’t really pronounce but I think it’s great that this concept exists in Finnish as well as in German (Fremdschämen) but that there is no one word to say that in English.
Fantastic details! Great collage. I like it!
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Kiitos, Aino.
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Kreative Gestaltung!
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Danke!
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Stunning collage with lovely details.
I would love to have that white fence with red roses.
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Thanks, Kirsti. Yes, it was very strikiing when I saw it.
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That pink with blue flowers looks like marzipan cake ❤
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It’s the backdoor on a church 🙂 — The original is a bit darker.
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No marzipan 😦
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Sorry. 😶
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Interesting & beautiful details.
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Kiitos,
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Great quilt! A Finnish lesson: Omani = my own.
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That’s some nice lateral thinking across some language barriers!
Let’s see, so far I can say thank you, colour collage, Kippis, and a few bad words in Finnish. I will add “omani”.
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Hmm… “kippis” you did not learn from this group 🙂
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No, my Finnish (except for värikollaasit, of course) has definitely been learned from other Finns. And we have a rule amongst our friends: If one Finn drinks, all Finns drink (and their spouses and their friends).
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Oh and I just learned “myötähäpeä” – Which I can’t really pronounce but I think it’s great that this concept exists in Finnish as well as in German (Fremdschämen) but that there is no one word to say that in English.
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