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hey guys. a friend told me that this is really a finish word. 'ep�j�rjestelm�llistytt�m�tt�myydell�ns�k��n'. is he right?
Your friend is right, that really is a real word! Someone who is better in english than me could say what it means..it�s really hard to figure even in finnish!
It's the longest word in the Finnish language, that isn't a compound word. It means: 'even with their lack of ability to disorganize'.
And then the compound words can become sickenly long, e.g. when you write out long numbers.
hehe wicked. you have to be gifted to pronounce such a word.
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| Originally posted by jp It's the longest word in the Finnish language, that isn't a compound word. It means: 'even with their lack of ability to disorganize'. |
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Mmm-hmm, too bad that word can't really be used in any kind of sentence. |
translation please lol
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| Originally posted by jp Voin kuvitell�, ett� englanninkielisten mielest� lause L��k�ri m��r��si v��r�� p��ns�rkyl��kett� tai ep�j�rjestelm�llistytt�m�tt�myydell�ns�k��n vaatii kielen keskelle suuta. |
The longest word in finnish is as follows:
kumarreksituteskenteleentuvaisehkollaismaisekkuudellisenneskenteluttelemattomammuuksissaansakaankopa
han
Now, in order to translate this into english, I would first have to understand what it means in finnish which I don't so I'll just leave it to someone else 
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| Originally posted by Sok The longest word in finnish is as follows: kumarreksituteskenteleentuvaisehkollaismaisekkuudellisenneskenteluttelemattomammuuksissaansakaankopa han Now, in order to translate this into english, I would first have to understand what it means in finnish which I don't so I'll just leave it to someone else |
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Technically it's a word but it's completely meaningless. |

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| Originally posted by Lira Theorically, the meaninglessness of a once meaningless word can be meaningfully remeaninglised from its meaninglessnessment by a simple remeaninglisement as every word is (re)meaninglisable, whenever there's the need to expand its original meaning ![]() |
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| Originally posted by Lira Theorically, the meaninglessness of a once meaningless word can be meaningfully remeaninglised from its meaninglessnessment by a simple remeaninglisement as every word is (re)meaninglisable, whenever there's the need to expand its original meaning ![]() |
What makes Finnish hard for some (me) is when you have to say for example "the 2581st something", and spell 2581st out, it becomes something like "kahdestuhannesviidessadanneskahdeksanneskymmenesensimm�inen"
(Maybe someone who is better at Finnish than me can tell us how it really should be
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I think it should be: Kahdestuhannesviidessadaskahdeksaskymmenesensimm�inen 

LOL
Meh, mine was close enough 
Yep it was.. Don't think it matters to someone not understanding finnish how it is spelled.. I think i spelled it correctly though..
omg i wish i could speak this language...its SO fucked up!!!
I was born french, not from france but from Quebec in Canada. For me this looks more like a drawing than an actual word!
Try and learn it isn't too hard..LOL 

No-one actually writes out 2581st in written language but that is how it is written.. The normal words are quite a lot shorter..
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| The normal words are quite a lot shorter.. |
can someone pls. write out that word in English phoenetics .. ?
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| Originally posted by dEsidEL can someone pls. write out that word in English phoenetics .. ? |
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| Originally posted by dEsidEL can someone pls. write out that word in English phoenetics .. ? |
what word are you talking about?
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