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Midsummer - Wikipedia
This photo was taken yesterday at Kerkonkoski canal harbour in Finland.
Here's an example conversation if you want to learn Finnish (midsummer-related vocabulary):
Kokko, kokoo kokoon koko kokko!
Koko kokkoko?
Koko kokko!
Kokko=multiple meanings, is a common family name in Finland. Also means bonfire and an eagle (ancient meaning). Koko=whole, kokoo (kokoa)=collect, kokoon=together, kokkoko="do you mean kokko?".
How to translate the conversation in English? Well, the story goes like this:
Somebody asks a person, named Kokko to gather together the whole bonfire. Kokko wants to make sure if he/she has understood correctly that the whole bonfire should be put together. Then the another person confirm that the commandment concerns the whole bonfire.
Have a beautiful summer, wherever you are!
This photo was taken yesterday at Kerkonkoski canal harbour in Finland.
Here's an example conversation if you want to learn Finnish (midsummer-related vocabulary):
Kokko, kokoo kokoon koko kokko!
Koko kokkoko?
Koko kokko!
Kokko=multiple meanings, is a common family name in Finland. Also means bonfire and an eagle (ancient meaning). Koko=whole, kokoo (kokoa)=collect, kokoon=together, kokkoko="do you mean kokko?".
How to translate the conversation in English? Well, the story goes like this:
Somebody asks a person, named Kokko to gather together the whole bonfire. Kokko wants to make sure if he/she has understood correctly that the whole bonfire should be put together. Then the another person confirm that the commandment concerns the whole bonfire.
Have a beautiful summer, wherever you are!
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