>> GOOD EVENING!
HI, HI, EVERYONE, I'M ISMO AND YES I AM FROM FINLAND.
HEY, THANKS A LOT.
I'VE BEEN IN AMERICA NOW FOR ALMOST FOUR YEARS AND MY ENGLISH
IS PRETTY GOOD NOW BUT I KEEP LEARNING NEW WORDS ALL THE TIME.
AND THIS IS MY FAVORITE WORD SO FAR.
THIS IS THE BEST WORD HERE.
I DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT THIS UNTIL RECENTLY BUT I'M SURE YOU KNOW
THIS.
THE MEANING OF THE WORD, IT MEANS THAT YOU HAVE NOW POURED
ENOUGH COFFEE INTO MY CUP.
AND IT GOES, IT GOES LIKE, HA DA DA DA DA DA DA.
(APPLAUSE) >> DID YOU KNOW, I DIDN'T KNOW
ABOUT THIS.
NOW I DO AND I LOVE IT, IT'S SO GOOD.
I USE IT ALL THE TIME.
IT TOOK ME SOME TIME TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO SPELL IT.
BUT NOW I HAVE IT.
NOW I ACTUALLY USE IT AS MY PASSWORD.
IT'S MY WiFi PASSWORD.
IF SOMEBODY COMES OVER WHAT IS YOUR PASSWORD?
> HA DA DA DA DA.
IF SOMEBODY USES A BAD WORD LIKE A CURSE WORD AND THERE'S ANOTHER
PERSON WHO DOESN'T LIKE THAT WORD BEING USED AND THEY WANT TO
INTERFERE OR SAY SOMETHING, THEY ALWAYS YELL OUT, LANGUAGE.
(LAUGHTER) >> YEAH, OKAY!
YES, LANGUAGE, YES.
THIS IS A PART OF THAT.
YES, THIS GOES INTO THE CATEGORY OF LANGUAGE.
BUT IT IS LIKE A LITTLE BIT BROAD OF A THING TO SAY IN THAT
SITUATION.
LIKE TO ME LIKE IT'S THE SAME.
IF YOU SEE SOMEBODY ABOUT TO GET HIT BY A BUS AND YOU YELL OUT,
"TRANSPORTATION."
RIGHT?
(LAUGHTER) >> YES LIKE YES, YES, YOU ARE
CRERKT.
YES, THIS -- CORRECT, THIS DOES GO UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF
TRANSPORTATION.
I KNOW MY ENGLISH IS FAR FROM BEING PERFECT.
I DON'T SPEAK PERFECT ENGLISH BY FAR BUT I REALIZED THERE ARE
PEOPLE WHO SPEAK WAY WORSE ENGLISH THAN ME.
WAY WORSE.
THERE'S A HUGE CAMPAIGN THAT'S BEING GOING ON NOW TO TEACH
PEOPLE THAT NO MEANS NO.
(LAUGHTER) >> THAT'S PRETTY BASIC LEVEL.
THAT'S LIKE ENGLISH 101.
I THOUGHT TH'S LIKE ONE OF THE EASIEST WORDS.
BUT MAYBE WE HAVE A PROBLEM THAT SOME PEOPLE DON'T KNOW, NO.
AND WE HAVE TO TEACH.
[APPLAUSE] >> IT'S JUST LIKE IF THAT'S THE
CASE THAT SOMEBODY DOESN'T KNOW NO, MY QUESTION IS IS IT EVEN
HELPFUL, IS IT HELPFUL TO HAVE A CAMPAIGN LIKE IS IT HELPFUL TO
DEFINE A WORD, BY -- LIKE -- USING THE SAME WORD?
IS IT THE SAME, LIKE NO MEANS NO?
WELL, PROBABLY, YES.
THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN MY FIRST GUESS, YEAH.
BECAUSE IT IS THE EXACT SAME WORD.
SO I WOULD ASSUME IT MIGHT ALSO MEAN THE SAME THING.
THAT'S HOW WORDS WORK NORMALLY.
BUT LIKE IF SOMEBODY DOESN'T KNOW THE FIRST NO, I BET THEY
WOULDN'T KNOW THE SECOND NO, EITHER.
THERE IS ZERO NEW INFORMATION IN THAT SENTENCE.
BUT I'VE BEEN THINKING ABOUT IT AND I THINK WE SHOULD CHANGE
THAT CAMPAIGN A LITTLE BIT, TO MAKE IT MUCH MORE HELPFUL.
TWEAK IT A LITTLE BIT.
I THINK YOU SHOULD GO LIKE THIS NO MEANSs
MEANS "HUT DUP DUP DUP DUP DUP!" THANK YOU.