That's a great interview! She really makes him shine and shows him a good time

@m4dpiper762

4 жыл бұрын

Agree. Very good interviewer. Like her a lot. Did good job.

@Vidrigsson

4 жыл бұрын

Lady is a pro, no doubt.

Thank you for sharing this. I like the host, very kind and nice. Now I have taken a kalsarikännit

Go Ismo! 👍🏻 Kiitos Houston 🤗

Oh my... this was fun ride. That interviewer was so pro and Ismo was just Ismo :D Thnx to you both for the laughs!

Actually this TV host pronounced that "Me tulemme takaisin." perfectly (well small accent can be heard but still) but like x2 speed at 0:54

Joulupukki was the predecessor of Santa Claus. A guy wore a goat mask, got drunk and went from door to door scaring kids (18th-19th C). That one sure changed a bit over the years. Wish we still did that...

@FinnishAmericanOnePieceFan

2 жыл бұрын

Damn my grandma gave me a sweatshirt that said Joulupukki on it when I was like a baby that’s funny af

There are thousands of lakes filled with cold water in Finland. So that's why it's small. Normally it'd be, like, totally big.

@ralfhaggstrom9862

5 жыл бұрын

188 000 + ..................

Ismo is the best!

Finland represent! Good for you, Ismo! You da man!

Deborah seems nice.

What a great hostess

Apua kun haastattelijan kädet tulee lähelle Ismoa. Ei toimis suomalaisessa televisiossa, että toinen tunkee toisen yksityiselle alueelle.

4:03 We have that to, kärringkånk.

I've seen here and in other places and comments later that words like "lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas" would be long Finnish words. They are not, it's just a composite of several words like "airplane jet engine motor help mechanic...." etc. The long and complex words in Finnish are similar to they, them, their, themselves etc. the Y, M, IR, MSELVES are not words, they are just ways to change the words to different possesives and persons.

@timomastosalo

4 жыл бұрын

The y in they is no ending - they is a whole word. The ending parts are -m, -r, -m+selve-s. In their, the /i/ is a variant of the /y/ in they. And the endings change words to different cases (possssive case is genitive), and they do change words to different persons: personal suffixes (possessive suffixes), if they are nouns or adjectives - but personal suffixes for verbs (causing personal conjugation) are different, except for 1st pl (first person plural).

he really did fine job with his hair for this interview

one of the reasons for kalsarikännit is that booze is so damn expensive in bars

Ok Now I really want to visit Finland. I think it was the "wife carrying" that put it firmly on my bucket list, but I love mosquito murder as well

the vantaa four biggest city in finland it is know there is no lakes there, because it is the low-lying city near Helsinki. There is a river ;)

@Derpster2493

2 жыл бұрын

Kuusijärvi

7:40 fire the editor/

Terveiset Ismolle suomesta!

He starts talking about the English language at 4:48 :)

Houston, you have a very funny problem.

So why does that map of Finland include a picture of polar bear? Last i checked they do not live here 😂

Kalsari kännit mainittu 😎😎

Why does she sound all the time like they are playing Alias or some other word explaining games and time is running out?

@timomastosalo

4 жыл бұрын

They ARE explaining words. So she maybe does get that rhythm from such Alias moments. We people to go to certain mode we have adopted from our pfrevious experiences. We have like 'game rules' in our head for behaviour in special social interaction situations: work interview, principal's office, wedding, funeral, beach life, sports arena behaviour... etc.

At least HE thinks so .................

@MegaMantero

5 жыл бұрын

pls stop

@ralfhaggstrom9862

5 жыл бұрын

Why, What Miksi, Mitä .................@@MegaMantero