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Vacation activities

Vacation activities

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Lomaaktiviteettejä

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Is the beach clean? On----anta----d--? O___ r____ p______ O-k- r-n-a p-h-a-? ------------------ Onko ranta puhdas? 0
Can one swim there? V-iko-s--llä u-d-? V____ s_____ u____ V-i-o s-e-l- u-d-? ------------------ Voiko siellä uida? 0
Isn’t it dangerous to swim there? Ei-- ole---ara--i-ta -ida---e--ä? E___ o__ v__________ u___ s______ E-k- o-e v-a-a-l-s-a u-d- s-e-l-? --------------------------------- Eikö ole vaarallista uida siellä? 0
Can one rent a sun umbrella / parasol here? Vo--- -ää-----ai-at----ri-ko--r--a? V____ t_____ l______ a_____________ V-i-o t-ä-t- l-i-a-a a-r-n-o-a-j-a- ----------------------------------- Voiko täältä lainata aurinkovarjoa? 0
Can one rent a deck chair here? V-iko--ääl-ä --in-t- a-----o-uo---? V____ t_____ l______ a_____________ V-i-o t-ä-t- l-i-a-a a-r-n-o-u-l-n- ----------------------------------- Voiko täältä lainata aurinkotuolin? 0
Can one rent a boat here? Voi-o--ää--- -ain-t---en-e-? V____ t_____ l______ v______ V-i-o t-ä-t- l-i-a-a v-n-e-? ---------------------------- Voiko täältä lainata veneen? 0
I would like to surf. S-rf-a-sin----l-llän-. S_________ m__________ S-r-f-i-i- m-e-e-l-n-. ---------------------- Surffaisin mielelläni. 0
I would like to dive. S--e----s-n miel-l---i. S__________ m__________ S-k-l-a-s-n m-e-e-l-n-. ----------------------- Sukeltaisin mielelläni. 0
I would like to water ski. A---si- -i-l-lläni--esi-u--i---. A______ m_________ v____________ A-a-s-n m-e-e-l-n- v-s-s-k-i-l-. -------------------------------- Ajaisin mielelläni vesisuksilla. 0
Can one rent a surfboard? Vo--o --r-f---u-an ---krat-? V____ s___________ v________ V-i-o s-r-f-l-u-a- v-o-r-t-? ---------------------------- Voiko surffilaudan vuokrata? 0
Can one rent diving equipment? V--ko s----l-s---u----t ---kr-t-? V____ s________________ v________ V-i-o s-k-l-u-v-r-s-e-t v-o-r-t-? --------------------------------- Voiko sukellusvarusteet vuokrata? 0
Can one rent water skis? Voi-o-v--isu-s-t v-o--a-a? V____ v_________ v________ V-i-o v-s-s-k-e- v-o-r-t-? -------------------------- Voiko vesisukset vuokrata? 0
I’m only a beginner. O--n -ast----o-tte---a. O___ v____ a___________ O-e- v-s-a a-o-t-e-i-a- ----------------------- Olen vasta aloittelija. 0
I’m moderately good. Olen---h--e--i--n --v-. O___ s___________ h____ O-e- s-h-e-l-i-e- h-v-. ----------------------- Olen suhteellisen hyvä. 0
I’m pretty good at it. Tie-ä- -en-j-. T_____ s__ j__ T-e-ä- s-n j-. -------------- Tiedän sen jo. 0
Where is the ski lift? Mi-sä on hiiht-h-ss-? M____ o_ h___________ M-s-ä o- h-i-t-h-s-i- --------------------- Missä on hiihtohissi? 0
Do you have skis? O-k--s------ e-es-suk-ia m-kan-? O___ s______ e___ s_____ m______ O-k- s-n-l-a e-e- s-k-i- m-k-n-? -------------------------------- Onko sinulla edes suksia mukana? 0
Do you have ski boots? On-o--in-ll- ed---m--ot ---a--? O___ s______ e___ m____ m______ O-k- s-n-l-a e-e- m-n-t m-k-n-? ------------------------------- Onko sinulla edes monot mukana? 0

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The language of pictures

A German saying goes: A picture says more than a thousand words. That means that pictures are often understood faster than speech. Pictures can also convey emotions better. Because of this, advertising uses a lot of pictures. Pictures function differently than speech. They show us several things simultaneously and in their totality. That means that the whole image together has a certain effect. With speech, considerably more words are needed. But images and speech go together. We need speech in order to describe a picture. By the same token, many texts are first understood through images. The relationship between images and speech is being studied by linguists. It also raises the question whether pictures are a language in their own right. If something is only filmed, we can look at the images. But the message of the film isn't concrete. If an image is meant to function as speech, it must be concrete. The less it shows, the clearer its message. Pictograms are a good example of this. Pictograms are simple and clear pictorial symbols. They replace verbal language, and as such are a form of visual communication. Everyone knows the pictogram for ‘no smoking’ for example. It shows a cigarette with a line through it. Images are becoming even more important due to globalization. But you also have to study the language of images. It is not understandable worldwide, even though many think so. Because our culture influences our understanding of images. What we see is dependent on many different factors. So some people don't see cigarettes, but only dark lines.
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