(when your word for spider is 'hämähäkki', you don't need itsy-bitsys or incy-wincys to fill out the line)
Also, is Finnish the only language where the rhyme has more than one verse? Because we have four - two about the spider, one about an ant and one about a cricket.
Uh, we kinda sing one about the spider climbing up a tree at playgroup, but I'd never ever heard it before and I don't know half the words:
Incy Wincy spider was climbing up a tree Down came the snow and made poor Incy freeze Out came the sun and melted all the snow So Incy Wincy spider had another go.
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(when your word for spider is 'hämähäkki', you don't need itsy-bitsys or incy-wincys to fill out the line)
Also, is Finnish the only language where the rhyme has more than one verse? Because we have four - two about the spider, one about an ant and one about a cricket.
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Incy Wincy spider was climbing up a tree
Down came the snow and made poor Incy freeze
Out came the sun and melted all the snow
So Incy Wincy spider had another go.
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The very idea that there could be another verse actually just shattered my brain.