May 4, 2024
Why did you learn Finnish?
To communicate with my parents and extended family. At age 1 I started to feel a bit hungry and decided I should start speaking so that my parents would feed me.
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Why did you learn Finnish?
To communicate with my parents and extended family. At age 1 I started to feel a bit hungry and decided I should start speaking so that my parents would feed me.
Hope this helps!
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In hiragana: すももももも ももももも すもももももももものうち。
In kanji: 李も桃、桃も桃、李も桃も桃のうち。
The translation: A Japanese plum is a peach, a peach is also a peach, both Japanese plums and peaches are a kind of peach.
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