Two Languages with Lots of Vowels

Even Finnish and Italian are not the members of the same language family they both have lots of vowels. That’s why they have many same words with the different meanings. Some words even look alike and mean the same thing like liturgia, melodia, anatomia, aorta, numero etc.

I found one word which means the same, pronounce the same way but is written differently, that is kakka => cacca = poop.

Those words which are written the same way are hundreds. Here you see some of these.

Finnish	Meaning	Italian	Meaning
Pane	Imperative of the verb panna = put, set	Pane	Bread
Mela	Paddle	Mela	Apple
Navettaan	The illative of the noun navetta = barn; -aan the illative ending => into	Navetta	Shuttle
Suora	Straight	Suora	Nun
Tappo	Killing, immediate end of something; usual at the card game	Tappo	Cork, plug
Sulla	Informal form of sinulla, on you	Sulla	Su + La => sulla = on, up, about
Voi	On no!	Voi	You, plural
Muta	Mud	Muta	Changing
Vuoti	Imperfect of the verb vuotaa = run, flow	Vuoti	Vuoti the plural of the word vuoto = empty,
Pannalle	The allative of the noun panta = lace, ribbon; -lle the allative case ending => onto	Panna	Cream
Se	It, informal form for he or she pronoun	Se	If
Sano	Informal form of the verb sanoi which is the imperfect of the verb sanoa = say	Sano	Healthy
Elmo	A Finnish sketch character	Elmo	Helmet
Tuu	Informal form of the verb tule which is the imperative of the verb tulla = come	Tu	You, singular

With the table above you are able to translate these sentences which were on my GooglePlus forum:

1) Pane mela navetta(an).

2) Sulla suora tappo.

3) Voi, muta vuoti panna(lle).

4) Se sano Elmo tu(u)!

I asked on my Italian friends to guess what these four sentences do mean but they were too Italian centered to realize the point. These sentences are not their language but Finnish. 

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