Apricot flavor =P

I LoVe ice cream & this looks delicious not come across this flavour yet. Lovely image Sami taken with the backdrop !!!!

Refreshing shot.

hello sami je ne peux pas mettre d'étoiles sur les photos est ce normal,,,, bonne journée

Bonjour, Annick =)

Hopefully it was a temporary problem. At least it works for me at the moment.

have you updated some antivirus or adblock lately? That may cause this issue. Suggested by Guido: www.ipernity.com/home/guidowerner

oui je l'espère ca se produit depuis hier pendant l'heure de midi idem pour un de mes contacts au meme moment ,

non j'ai rien mis à jour depuis quelques jours juste norton mon antivirus mais j'ai pas changé et firefox ,,,merci sami,

You took one for the team Sami! I love ice cream and apricot. I’m not clear that I would like it together though. We need a report please

Also! Great image

Send me one right now please, it is so hot here !!!! Provide it does not melt on the way, LOL!!!!!

Hot here as well. So, I guess the ice-cream has no chance... =,D

Is this now your favourite flavour for ice cream, Sami?

Yum yum, Sami !! Happy Sunday !

Lovely composition, the ice cream looks great against the backdrop and, mmm, apricot ice cream sounds rather nice, shall have to look out for it . . .

Like the rest, now I want to find some apricot ice cream to try! Sounds very refreshing Sami. :)

Stay Well - Enjoy The Little Things

We love pistachio ice cream. Great idea Sami

Yes. pistachio is also my favorite choice =)

Amo il gelato...

Great shot.
Have a lovely week, and stay safe ;-)

The first time I went to Finland was summer, and "jäätelö" was one of the first Finnish words I learned. And because it was a cone, it was a jäätelö tötterö. ;-))

Höö =O
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Hm, I don't know exactly what you want to tell me ... :-]

But I saw that it was written on the cup: JÄÄTELÖÄ ( with an Ä at the end). Is this the plural of jäätelö? :-)

I also do not know what I wanted to tell with that =D

But yes, Scandinavian languages have a lot of funny combinations of umlauts.

Jäätelöä is so called material noun. Like milk. But yes, a little more complicated than on other languages.

Yksi jäätelö... Kaksi jäätelöä...

Many thanks for this interesting linguistic excursion! :-)