Lyrics: Ai hier te drams ekoing tönite Bat sii hiers onli vispers ov som kvaiet konverseitön Siis koming in, 12:30 flait Te moonlit vings riflekt te stars tät gaid mii tovords sälvätion I stapped ön old män ölong te vei Houping ty faind som ould forgoten wörds oor einsent melodiis Hii töörned ty mii äs if ty sei, "Hörri ap boi, its vaiting tere foor juu" Its gano teik ö lot ty dräg mii avai from juu Teres noting tät ö handred men oor moor kud ever duu Ai bles te reins daun in Afrika Gona teik som taim ty dyu te tings vii never häd Te vaild dogs krai out in te nait Äs tei grou restles, longing foor som solitäri kompani Ai nou tät ai mast dyu vats rait Äs suur äs Kilimanjaro raises laik Olympus abov te Serengeti Ai siik ty kyure vats diip insaid, fraigtened of tis ting tät aiv bicom Its gona teik ö lot ty dräg mii evei from juu Teres noting tät ö handred men oor moor kud ever duu Ai bles te reins daun in Afrika Ai bles te reins daun in Afrika Ai bles te reins daun in Afrika Ai bles te reins daun in Afrika Ai bles te reins daun in Afrika Gona teik som taim ty dyu te tings vii never häd
As a Hungarian, I always thought that it's a completely stupid thing that scientist say, we are speaking languages from the same origin but seeing your language written and hearing them, I can say that we pronounce words very similar. Sorry for my bad english
I arrived here looking for something that could help me imitate the Finnish accent in English, and I'm glad to announce that this has helped. A lot. And made me laugh. A lot too.
We Finns call it "Ralli Englanti" Racing English where we speak it as it is written. Yeah it can get very confusing and then into gibberish at times but glad you like it.
@@irkkunen4933 Oh! I mean, as a spaniard, we do have a version of our own of what you're saying (which is hilariously close to what I've heard in this video, except maybe the strong Rs), but somehow I thought this was just badly pronounced english. It's hard to explain without actually showing it, sorry.
@@inuzuka00 try to find an interview with Mika Häkkinen or any Finnish rally driver. Juha Kankkunen is preferred, he's the reason it's called rally english.
Lmao, this sounds so cute. "I know that I must do what's right" could just as well be said this way by a Dutch person with a heavy Dutch accent. I love it. :')
@@willykakka Tässä imitoitiinkin nyt lähinnä ihmisiä joilla ei ole mitään hajua miten mikäkin sana lausutaan, joten lausutaan mahdollisimman lähelle sitä miten se kirjoitetaan.
vinny Well you shouldn't since neither are Scandinavian. I dont know about Icelandic people but you'll never meet a Finn who considers themselves Scandinavian