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How do you say Christmas in Finnish?
Christmas is joulu in Finnish.
How do you say have a nice Christmas Eve in Finnish?
That is "hyvää jouluaattoa" in Finnish.
What is the word swamp in finnish?
In Finnish the word swamp is "suo".
What is the finnish word Helki translated from finnish to English?
Helki is not Finnish
What does pleb mean in Finnish?
Pleb is not a Finnish word.
In Finnish Christmas tradition who is Joulupukki?
Joulupukki is a Finnish Christmas figure. The word "Joulupukki" translates to 'Christmas goat'. Part of the Finnish tradition is people dressing in goat costumes or perform for left over food after Christmas celebration.
What does the Finnish word joululaulu mean?
Joulupukki is a Finnish Christmas figure. The name Joulupukki literally means Christmas goat or Yule Goat. The Finnish word "pukki" comes from the Teutonic root "bock" and is an old Scandinavian tradition.
How do you say Christmas in Finnish?
Christmas is joulu in Finnish.
From what language does the word 'joulu' come from?
"Joulu" is from the Finnish language and means Christmas, it has its origin in the old Viking word "hjul" which means "sun wheel". The Finnish Christmas celebrations have their roots in an old pagan harvest feast called Kekri which was celebrated at the end of November.
How do you say have a nice Christmas Eve in Finnish?
That is "hyvää jouluaattoa" in Finnish.
What is the word swamp in finnish?
In Finnish the word swamp is "suo".
What is the Finnish word for 'basket'?
The Finnish word for basket is kori.
What is Christmas in Finland?
In Finnish language? Joulu.
What is the finnish word Helki translated from finnish to English?
Helki is not Finnish
What is the Finnish word for their own language?
The Finnish language is suomi (Finnish) or suomen kieli (Finnish language) in Finnish.
What does Hiethos mean in Finnish?
That word is not Finnish.
What language is lloista joulua in?
"Lloista joulua" is in Finnish, and it translates to "Merry Christmas" in English. It is a common holiday greeting used in Finland during the Christmas season.
