Nothing actual to tell but anyway.. I'm just bored so I decided to write in english so you darlings can study little back there.. :))
Well my sweet buns (known as korvapuustit) were delicious and a huge succes! Caleb ate like 20 and Steve propably half of that. And people at school liked them too. Now I can really be proud of myself.
Yestarday, when I called my mom (3.30 am in Finland, I'm really, honestly sorry) Steve heard me speaking finnish and he got really excited. And he announced that he wants to learn one new finnish word everyday. So the first thing he wanted, was Good morning in finnish. But when I said it in finnish his face went down. So I suggested word(s) thank you instead. And that's what I heard the rest of the day: khitos (as we know: kiitos). Today was Caleb's turn to pick the word and he wanted to know how do we say Finland. And that sounded so incredibly funny when he said it. I can't even demonstrate that :DD
Well, my apologized about this language change but I'm just thinking what'd be best for you and how could you learn english :)
Loving you,
Johanna <3
You need to bake more about Finnish cuisine.:P And to teach Finnish words, they are fun to hear, especially when the American says.(mun kapulaenglantia, mut koita Suomentaa) :-D
VastaaPoistaThank you Johanna studying English. Maybe I understood a few words correctly. :) The idea is golden :D
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johanna niin ihanan näkösiä oli nuo korvapuustit. Ja pitääpä munki testata kun siel kerra ihmiset tykkäs! Ja hei aivan pakko sanoo et säikähin kun en löytäny tota listaa et pääsen vanhoihin postauksii ku se oli hypänny tonne vasempaa reunaa xDD
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