#frestonian

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today's frestonian phrase

head anniversaire 
translation: lit. good anniversary, used as happy birthday

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today's frestonian phrase

quoi de neuf kiisukass? meaning: what’s new pussycat?

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You’ve heard of Estonian Wife Carrying, now get ready for...Frestonian Cat Carrying!

Less popular than Pootte, the national sport, participants must carry their cats along a track that is officially measured to be 253.5 metres long, over a series of obstacles such as squeaky mice, laser pointers, and the sound of tuna can being opened. The cat carried may be your own, or your neighbour’s, or you may have found them further afield; the cat must, however, be over 2 years of age. 

The winners take home the cat’s weight in pootatoes. 

Pictured above is Admin Collins and Meowla Cat.

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three useful sentences

frestonian is, as you may know, a mixture of the french and estonian languages. here are three useful sentences/phrases to know.

Je suis l’öö

meaning: I am the night. originally said by collins, co-founder of frestonia

Je ei regrette mitte midagi

meaning: lit. I not regret nothing, as a phrase I regret nothing/I do not regret anything.

Bon ööd

meaning: good night 

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...on the name of our capital

The capital of Frestonia, Port Tallis, is written and pronounced as Poot Tallis. (Collins, 2016)

In some older texts we may find the capital referred to Pootsris or simply Tallis since the former port (poot) city Port of Tallis and Tallis grew together during the industrialization of pootato farming. Pootatoes have, however, still remained Frestonia’s main industry and export. (Tindra, 2016)