I didn’t know that the Finnish words for “No” and “Yes” are the same as in English. I thought “No” would be “Neneninananunolainen”; “Yes” would be “Jabadabadueieiei”
I have seen these signs in other parts of Europe like France and Poland.
Anyway, if men do not have a speedo, then it’s “Nanananaheiheigudabai.”
“No” is “Ei” and “Yes” is “Kyllä” in Finnish. “Muistathan, että shortsit ei ole uima-asu” is something like “Please remember that shorts aren’t a swimsuit”
“Neneninananunolainen” and “Jabadabadueieiei” don’t mean anything.
My mother tongue is Finnish so I should know.
I didn’t know that the Finnish words for “No” and “Yes” are the same as in English. I thought “No” would be “Neneninananunolainen”; “Yes” would be “Jabadabadueieiei”
I have seen these signs in other parts of Europe like France and Poland.
Anyway, if men do not have a speedo, then it’s “Nanananaheiheigudabai.”
“No” is “Ei” and “Yes” is “Kyllä” in Finnish. “Muistathan, että shortsit ei ole uima-asu” is something like “Please remember that shorts aren’t a swimsuit”
“Neneninananunolainen” and “Jabadabadueieiei” don’t mean anything.
My mother tongue is Finnish so I should know.