I have published a new YouTube video. I hope it will help children to play Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star with a four-hole diatonic harmonica.
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A four-hole diatonic harmonica is a good and cheap Christmas gift for the family’s younger members. It makes it easy to introduce a child to the fascinating world of music. The Finnish-language video, which English-speaking people can also understand, explains how to start with the harmonica. You can find the links for the four-hole harp, sheet music, and theory booklet on my homepage. In the sheet music booklet, you can see, e.g., followed by the songs ”Mary Had a Little Lamb,” ”Itsy-Bitsy Spider”, ”Pieni nokipoika,” and ”Lennä, lennä leppäkerttu.”
Hohner Speedy’s today price is 6.30 €. You find it at https://www.thomann.de/fi/hohner_speedy.htm
The video I mentioned before is below. Even you don’t understand English I courage you to view it because you will get a lot out of it.
The @ sign means that you should blow into the hole, and the £ sign means it is time to inhale; see the music sheet below.
Yeah, Let’s Play the Harmonica Together with the Family
This Xmas 🙂
Insomnia 01 by © Yelling Rosa
Insomnia me conduce folle.
Io non pote plus prender isto.
© Yelling Rosa
2022-10-29
Insomnia 02 by © Yelling Rosa
Io va sortir in le obscur.
Il es plus facile
quando tu es sol
e oblida le societate
standard.
A causa de mi insomnia
il ha multe cosa
que io ha
nulle fortia
a facer.
© Yelling Rosa
2022-10-31
Simo Häyhä (Finnish: [ˈsimo ˈhæy̯hæ] (
listen); 17 December 1905 – 1 April 2002), often referred to by his nickname, The White Death, was a Finnish military sniper in World War II during the 1939–1940 Winter War against the Soviet Union. He used a Finnish-produced M/28-30 (a variant of the Mosin–Nagant rifle) and a Suomi KP/-31 submachine gun. He is believed to have killed over 500 men during the Winter War, the highest number of sniper kills in any major war.[2][3][4][5]
Read more about Simo Häyhä in English from Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia
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Häyhä after being awarded the honorary rifle, model 28, on 17 February 1940 |
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17 December 1905 |
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1 April 2002 (aged 96) |
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Ruokolahti Church graveyard |
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1925–1926, 1939–1940 |
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6th Company of Infantry Regiment 34 |
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HUMAN MIRACLE
You don’t know where you come from
And where are you going
But you think that you know
How to repair the world.
© Yelling Rosa
2022-10-24
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My Soul Flies is a classical composition of a poem by Aleksei Arzamazov. In his verses, Arzamzov uses an artificial language he developed called Budinos, intended to serve as a common language for the Finno-Ugric peoples. The piece was composed by the Estonian composer Mart Siimer. The music is interpreted by the singer Iris Oja, and Tartu Vanemuine Orchestra is led by conductor Lauri Sirp. The song tells about the longing to go to the ancestors, to one’s own Ugric home. The tune describes the hope and anxiety of a person when he has been uprooted.
Listen to the opus:
Lyrics of Omjan livtib (My Soul Flies) in Three Languages:
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Mina upin jos kanto gurales, |
I’m tired of the evil noise, |
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Zemo elima veljo em tasa, |
Only here is real life, |
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Toan vetat namoie ni kermas, |
Grab the spring water, |
| Lyrics © Aleksei Arzamazov |
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| Under construction |
Tapasin BuddhanTapasin Buddhan, |
I Met the BuddhaI met the Buddha, |
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Vain yksi sydänMonet ovat kirjat |
Only one heartThere are so many books |
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To understand the example better, we have added borders to the table.
In my article The Modern Proto-Ugric language, I spoke about the need for the Artificial Finno-Ugric language. At that time, I hadn’t heard about Budinos constructed language designed by to be an international auxiliary language for speakers of Finno-Ugric languages. Budinos builds mainly on Udmurt and Hungarian but also has features from Finnish, Estonian, Mari, and other related languages.
Case
Singular
Plural
English
Nominative
nejda
nejdada
girl(s)
Genitive
nejdan
nejdadan
of girl(s)
Accusative
neijdat
neidadat
the case of the object
Dative
nejdale
nejdadale
to/for girl(s)
Budinos
Finnish
English
Amti
antaa
to give
Andesti
antaa anteeksi
to forgive
Mina
minä
I
Lilla
kukka
flower
Nejda
tyttö, tytär
girl, daughter
Vari
odottaa
to wait
Tina
sinä
you (sg.)
Choka
suudelma
kiss
Teki
tehdä, toimia
to do, to work
Tala
talo
house
Ela
leipä
bread
Ejaseva
illallinen
evening meal
Ato
maukas, makea
sweet, tasty (adj)
(Sinä) odotat suudelmaa
Budinos
Finnish
English
(Tina) varid chokat
you wait for a/the kiss
(Mina) amtin lillat nejdale
(Minä) annan kukan tytölle
I give a flower to the girl
Don’t throw your ax in the river. There is more to come as soon as I have translated the Russian Budinos Manual into English, at least a bit. Without checking, you don’t know what is waiting for you behind the corner.
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If anyone sees any typos or factual errors, please let me know so I can correct them. I am translating excerpts from Budinos’ Russian manual.
I try to collect information on artificial languages named Budinos here. It is an artificial language for the Finno-Ugric peoples.
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If anyone sees any typos or factual errors, please let me know so I can correct them. I am translating excerpts from Budinos’ Russian manual.
Ciao,
Mi chiamo Sole.
Splendo su tutti
Chi vede la luce?
© Yelling Rosa
19/9 –22
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