Training In Languages: French, Italian, German, Etc.
- Thread starter laramie
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I also speak dog. Actually, as I often say, I think I once was a dog 
PaganArwen
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I don't have my own dog yet but the one at the house I'm living in I'm trying to teach Finnish. Here is my list:
Sit- isuta
down- alas
Roll- rulla
Around- noin
Five- viisii
Ten- kymmenen
Shake- ravistaa
Other paw- muut tassu
hot- kuuma
Beg- kerjätä
Pretty- aika
Up- ylös
Come- tulla
Dead- syvä
Stay- asua
No- ei
Enough- riittää
Kill- tappaa
Give- antaa
Speak- Sanoa
Eventually when I get my own wolfdog she's going to be taught exclusively in Finnish. But that's.my list for now.
Sit- isuta
down- alas
Roll- rulla
Around- noin
Five- viisii
Ten- kymmenen
Shake- ravistaa
Other paw- muut tassu
hot- kuuma
Beg- kerjätä
Pretty- aika
Up- ylös
Come- tulla
Dead- syvä
Stay- asua
No- ei
Enough- riittää
Kill- tappaa
Give- antaa
Speak- Sanoa
Eventually when I get my own wolfdog she's going to be taught exclusively in Finnish. But that's.my list for now.
PaganArwen
New Member
Plus Finnish sounds very different from any other language so you may want to put that in to an online text to speech or something. And also why the words are like "down" instead of "lay down" is because one word commands stick better with a dog than several words.
I also news to add "kennel" to the list. Which is apparently the same in Finnish. Just pronnounced differently.