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Might depend on the context I'm afraid.
The end: loppu
This is the end: The translation depends on the meaning of the English sentence. If you're saying: This is the end of it all!, it would be: "Tämä on kaiken loppu!"
If you're saying: This is your end!, it would be: "Tämä on loppusi!".
Words in Finnish change according to the situation, by having pre- or suffixes added to them.
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