Finnish for Santa Claus is Joulupukki, and Finnish is an extremely phonetic language so you just pronounce every letter. The thing that trips most people is that J is pronounced like the Y in Yo. Brief phonetic guide: YO-lu-puk-ki emphasis on first syllable and a slight elongation of k on doubled consonant. No breaks in pronunciation of word, the dashes are there just to show syllabic division.
In Finland, Santa is called Joulupukki, which means "Yule Goat." Interestingly, in Finland, Santa rides a goat around while he gives presents. :)
Hyvää joulua (Finnish) or God jul (Swedish)
Joulupukki. It means 'yule goat' literally, but it's the Finnish equivalent of Santa Claus.
Joulupukki is the most popular name for him. It means in English-English Christmasgoat.
Joulupukki (pronounced "joulu-ukko")
joulupukki
Santa Claus is called Joulupukki in Finland.
He doesn't!
uh i dont know who wouldknow there is no such thing as santa
No, but in a sleigh pulled by reindeer.
Santa Claus Village is located near the center of Finland. The village also has hotels where tourists or visitors can stay at in comfort. Families are also welcome there.
Cuz of papa elf and suzie elf
Finland Finland Definitly Finland
Günther Clauss was born in 1939.
Pamela Clauss was born in 1925.
Pamela Clauss died in 2005.
Santa Claus changes nationality at will. He is usually Chinese when he is in China, Finnish when he is in Finland, etc.
Al Clauss died on 1952-09-13.
Jared Clauss was born on 1981-04-07.
Paul Clauss was born on 1868-06-22.
Paul Clauss died on 1945-04-21.
Al Clauss was born on 1891-06-24.
finland.