Learning Estonian and Finnish
Learning Estonian and Finnish one word at a time: Pussittama: To stab someone Pussittama: To get bagged by someone Blyat :DDDD :DDDD
Three cartoon figures demonstrate the word “pussittama,” jokingly giving it two different meanings: “to stab someone” and “to get bagged by someone.” The absurd language lesson ends with Russian profanity and laughter, making this a reaction to confusing or misleading translations. EN: Three cartoon figures demonstrate the word “pussittama,” jokingly giving it two different meanings: “to stab someone” and “to get bagged by someone.” The absurd language lesson ends with Russian profanity and laughter, making this a reaction to confusing or misleading translations.
three cartoon figures / три мультяшные фигурыbrown animal-like characters / коричневые персонажи, похожие на животныхblue-and-white hats / сине-белые шапкиblue shirt / синяя рубашкаstriped shirt / полосатая рубашкаblue and white clothing / сине-белая одеждаred waistband / красный поясblack waistband / чёрный поясwhite background / белый фонarms / рукиlegs / ногиsmiling faces / улыбающиеся лица
- @pokupkabitka / 11674 2022-07-23
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- Type
- image
- Size
- 700×744 · 62.3 KiB
- Mood
- absurd, sarcastic
- Language
- en
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