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Tumppi is literally "cigarette remnant" in Finnish (Laughing...)

You know the thing that remains after one smokes a cigarette/tobacco.

But the nickname Tumppi has no negative association as might well be imagined when someone is called "cigarette remnant" (Sign of approval)

In Karjaa people play handboll and understand Swedish! Karjaa on the other hand means literally "cattle" in certain form of word. Minulla on karjaa! I have cattle! B-)

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Tumppi is literally "cigarette remnant"  in Finnish  B-)

You know the thing that remains after one smokes a cigarette/tobacco.

In English, it's a cigarette butt. It really is.

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Well dont forget Exil-

Its not the winning its the taking apart of your opponents.

Well, my little brother beat me in every game, so I consider myself pretty badly beat. (Blushing...)

What workout activity??? B-) ;-) (You are going off-topic...)

I don't know, I prefer working indoors myself... (Eh?)

Kiitos, kiitos, kirjoitukset ovat ainakin t

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I dont know if I'd say Tumppi sounds Japanese to be honest but Im not really the expert here.
Tumppi does distinctly NOT sound Japanese  For starters' date=' there is no "Tu" in Japanese 

Thomashimaru sounds a little more like it!

Cheers

Z.[/quote']

Ok boys, you made it exceptionally clear. :-P

I don't know if "Thomashi" means anything but at least it sounds Japanese ;-)

Tumppi: I think it says "Tanikaze" in Yubi-zeki's avatar' date=' but I'll wait for his final verdict.  [/quote']
Indeed

Ok' date=' they all look the same.. (Sigh...) ;-)

Tumppi is literally "cigarette remnant" in Finnish 

You know the thing that remains after one smokes a cigarette/tobacco.

But the nickname Tumppi has no negative association as might well be imagined when someone is called "cigarette remnant" 

In Karjaa people play handboll and understand Swedish! Karjaa on the other hand means literally "cattle" in certain form of word. Minulla on karjaa! I have cattle! 

That's right, and I don't even smoke!

You are absolutely right about Karjaa too! (Applauding...) May I ask where you got that knowledge?? (Holiday feeling...)

At least I don't live in Pohja. B-)

Hot' date=' exotic Karjaa. Oh, it's smaller than Lieto...  [/quote']

Hot and exotic indeed!

I'm not quite sure about Lieto but I'm sure you're right, here lives about 10000 inhabitants so it's not very big. But our school is quite big since everyone from Inkoo, Pohja and Mustio go there!

QUOTE (Kintamayama

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Butt doesn't sound nice.. better not tell anybody (Blushing...)

 

Not to be confused with: Minulla on kaljaa! I have...

(A free Finnish language lesson brought to you by yours truly.)

Kiitos! Toivotaan ett

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Hm, OK.  I took the spider off again.  It sure IS freaky! :-/

I liked the spider avatar. I think everyone who read the thread about shikona meanings, immediately knew that it was a picture of the day they pulled me out of Sadogatake beya (Holiday feeling...)

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Eh, welcome Tumppi-zeki! I just realized I answered to Zenjimoto-zeki in a thread that was actually about you (Holiday feeling...)

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You are absolutely right about Karjaa too!  May I ask where you got that knowledge??

Urheiluruutu :-/

"BK-46 Karjaalta voitti 18276. mestaruuden otteluvoitoin 3-0". That was common comment in the 1980s and 1990s I think. Nowadays I guess there are others who can actually beat your team.

"Hur k

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Hej, hej, imate posebnu grupu za rasprave na Finskom! (You are going off-topic...) ;-)

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Eh, welcome Tumppi-zeki! I just realized I answered to Zenjimoto-zeki in a thread that was actually about you
Edited by Tumppi

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(Doing a wave...) Nice try, tho' that was Serbian and not Croatian. Close enough.

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(Doing a wave...) Nice try, tho' that was Serbian and not Croatian. Close enough.

(Oops! ) hehe

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Kiitos! Toivotaan ett

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Hey, nice new avatar Manekineko-zeki :-)

I don't read a topic for a few days, come back and there's all these languages in it :-)

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