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>>807

No.
FIM is and will be just a stupid show for little girls, for Nelonen.

Nelonen doesn't have the rights to broadcasting the crossover-advertisement, and why should they?
Like >>737 said, they don't think the show is worth that.

This is an advert made by The Hub, and it was inserted in some of U.S. newspapers. Technically, The Hub doesn't have any broadcasting rights for Mad Men. So, it is just a parody advertisement targeting an unexpected group of audiences.

But Nelonen is a different case. They have broadcasting rights for select Hasbro Studio shows including FIM, as well as Mad Men.

So what about this? Nelonen licenses the image from Hasbro/The Hub, adds broadcasting times of BOTH shows in Nelonen's corporate style, and plays with it around somewhere in Helsingin Sanomat.

My guess it was Katja Aakkula.
I don't know whether she did any other roles besides Princess Celestia.

>>725
I really wish to confirm this, but there's no information on her anywhere.

I could record an episode of FIM and check the credits: the dub actors and actresses are listed there.

i don't know AP if what we've needed is icons, since your icons mostly show self not enough clearly, what are they? anyway i like your idea but needed work to be success. not meaning your thread need not belong on /int/

>>678
The design of the pony icons are based off of the ball icons currently used on Krautchan's /int/ board.

I'm posting the ball icon for Finland used on that board as an example. I drew all of the icons used there except the one for Israel.

www.krautchan.net/int/

>>686
countryballs belongs to kc.

Onks tää joku raidi vai hä

Well hello sweeties.

>>600

Nope. Really this is only electricity.

no its in the center of the galaxy.

http://yhdenlaki.wordpress.com/

>>528

It's not impossible, I think. We still have the same Latin alphabets (and the odd three; åäö), whereas Japanese, Hebrew or Korean have completely different graphemes. And people have learned those languages too. So I guess it might even be easier than Russian, for example, not that the differences between the alphabets are the only things that matter. The only thing you need is motivation, as said before.

In English : I wonder if I should run around aimlessly.
In Finnish : juoksentelisinkohan

By the way AP, You really don't even want to learn the language or come to our country because its most likely if you look any different from others (What you most likely do if you really are American) you'll get your ass kicked pretty hard by the town's local tournament champion.
And there are atleast one of those tournament every night on pretty much every city.
We here in Finland call the tournament "Nakkikiskajono".

>>610
>responds to a months-old thread

But to be on-topic, Finnisha has many words that are daunting to translate in proper form (such as the word jossittelu, roughly meaning to make ifs and speculations).

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