The other day I dragged my husband to Helsinki
to watch Pacific Rim. We had some time before the movie,
so we went to... a library!
На днях я потащила
мужа в Хельсинки смотреть «Тихоокеанский
рубеж». До
показа оставалось немного времени, и
мы решили провести его в... библиотеке!
The Helsinki University Main Library in Kaisa
House.
Главная библиотека
Университета Хельсинки в Доме Кайса.
This is a huge library with books in so many
languages. Next time I'll have to spend a whole day there. :D
Это огромная библиотека с
книгами на множестве языков. В следующий
раз придётся провести там целый день.
:D
More videos here.
Ещё видео тут.
Of course there are elevators there, but I
enjoyed running up those stairs.
Конечно, там есть лифты, но
мне понравилось носиться по лестнице.
Spaceship?
Космический корабль?
Special for Rurousha. ^^
I couldn't resist checking the Asian studies
section.
Не устояла перед книгами
об Азии.
A Malagasy-Russian dictionary.
Books in Chinese.
Книги на китайском.
In Korean.
На корейском.
In Japanese. Rain something? Help!
На японском. Что-то про дождь?
Many cozy places there.
Много уютных местечек.
More books!
И ещё книжки!
This Russian-Japanese dictionary smells just
like old library books from my childhood. ^^
Этот словарь пах прям как
старые библиотечные книги из детства.
:)
These loan words made me giggle. :) Taun hatto
(town hat), daun hiru (down hill), daun hiru taan (down hill turn).
The Japanese seem to love borrowing English words.
Похихикала над этими словами.
:) Таун хатто (town hat), даун
хиру (down hill), даун хиру
таан (down hill turn). Японцы,
мне кажется, обожают заимствовать
английские слова.
Pretty interesting.
Весьма занятно.
Helsinki University Library
Kaisa House (P.O. Box 53)
Fabianinkatu 30
00014 University of Helsinki
Ooo.
ReplyDeleteOooooo.
I was waiting for this one.
Wait. I want to look at the photos again.
The Mind of South Africa?
ReplyDeleteI have a mind? Really? :)
The things you discover in a library :)
DeleteThe book title you can't read is 雨の日文庫. I know you know the first three kanji. The last two = 文庫 = library or book collection. So it means "a library for a rainy day". As far as I know, it's a series of school textbooks. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's too pretty for school textbooks! ^^
DeleteI'm sure all victims of lucky boat accidents were rescued. The unlucky ones probably weren't.
ReplyDeleteSeems so :)
DeleteWow - that is a gorgeous library!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteWhat a beautiful modern building ! Spacious and airy.
ReplyDeleteInviting, isn't it? :)
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