English to Finnish

In the beginning is alussa in Finnish.

Hyvästi

or

Näkemiin

Ä is equal to a letter in cat

K is the c in cat.

Y is the same as the later part of u in 'fuse' (fiyys)

I is i of the is.

In Finland we tend to pronounce as it's written. Literally.

Ihmeperhe is a Finnish equivalent of the title to the movie 'The Incredibles'.

Yes is "kyllä" in Finnish.

The most famous Finnish brand is Nokia. Fashion label Marimekko is also globally known. The cholesterol lowering spread called Benecol is also a global Finnish brand as is Finncrisp the sour crackers. Many Finnish brands are highly esteemed regionally in the Nordic countries, Russia, the Baltics, Japan and Europe, but not many have international recognition. Finns excel in making good quality products, but as modest people lack in branding and promotion.

"moikka" or "heihei" (Casual)

"Näkemiin" or "Näkemisiin" (kinda like "see ya") or "Hyvästi" (but thos one is kinda like really tragic, "goodbye, hope I'll never see you again", the kinda way you say to your ex-wife -goodbye)

Sorry/ excuse me: Anteeksi

Thank you: kiitos

You're welcome: ole hyvä

Good day: hyvää päivää (päivää for short)

Good morning: hyvää huomenta (humoenta for short)

Good evening: hyvää iltaa (or just iltaa)

Good night: hyvää yötä (or you can just say öitä. Observe that it is different from yötä)

What time is it?: Mitä kello on?

Where is ...?: Missä päin ... on? Or Missä ... on?

We don't have a saying that is exactly like that but we have something like "Onnea ja menestystä" (literally "good luck and prosperity")