Kokoo koko kokko kokoon!
More fun Finnish tongue-twisters! This is a sentence that we foreigners found ourselves coining as we were living in Finland and learning the language, not knowing that it was already a popular tongue-twister. It came to us on midsummer, as we were building a midsummer bonfire:
Kokoo koko kokko kokoon.
Which means “Gather the whole bonfire into a pile.”
As the night wore on and we all sat around the fire struggling to stay awake until sunrise, we amused ourselves by saying:
Koita kokea koko kokko.
“Try to experience the whole fire.”
Photo by Madde.
The Chawed Rosin 
Kuulin hullun huhun minun kokko on lämpimämpi.
Hyvä!