Do you know the difference between these verbs? They all have something to do with farting.
- pieraista
- piereskellä
- pierettää
- pierrä
These sentences might help you:
- Kuka pieraisi?
- Mun naapuri piereskelee parvekkeella.
- Hernekeitto pierettää.
- Häntä pieretti koko taksimatkan.
- Pierevätkö kaikki eläimet?
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Fart-related verbs in Finnish and in English
- pieraista - to fart once
- piereskellä - to fart continuously
- pierettää - to make you fart, to feel like farting
- pierrä - to fart in general
Fart-related sentences in Finnish and in English
- Kuka pieraisi? - Who farted?
- Mun naapuri piereskelee parvekkeella. - My neighbour farts on the balcony.
- Hernekeitto pierettää. - Pea soup makes you fart.
- Häntä pieretti koko taksimatkan. - He felt like farting during the whole taxi trip.
- Pierevätkö kaikki eläimet? - Do all animals fart?
If you accidentally fart, you can say Anteeksi, minulta pääsi pieru which means I'm sorry, a fart got out of / away from me.
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4 comments:
I obviously LOVE this one :)
I remember the word for fart was pieru from my childhood growing up in the upper peninsula of Michigan with many Finnish speaking relatives and neighbors. Have farts evolved ? or has the word evolved over the last 70 years?
Pieru (a fart) is the same that it was 70 years ago.:)
My surname is Pieretti (Italian for straight feet) and I find this absolutely hilarious!
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