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English to Finnish
English to Finnish refers to the process of translating words from English to Finnish. A person wanting to learn the Finnish language may use the “Finnish-English Dictionary (Hippocrene Concise)” by Aino Wuolle.
310 Questions
How do you say i am the youngest in the family in french?
Je suis le (masc.) / la (fem.) plus jeune de ma famille.
Yes, it means "I love languages". Or alternately, but less probably, "I love tongues".
How do you say thank you for coming in finnish?
Usually you say one word like "Hei", "moi", "terve", "[hyvää] päivää" ("good day") or "[hyvää] iltaa" ("good afternoon") or something like that. Handshake is the most intime you will get unless you are very good friends or relatives, and then you might hug.
How do you say have a good day in finnish?
The nearest phrase to "have a good day" is "hyvä päivä teille", which translates to "good day to you."
How do you say thanks in Finnish?
Thank you is "Kiitos" in Finnish.
Kiitos
Kiitos.
"Kiitti" or "Tänks" (Thanks) are more relaxed ones
How do you pronounce the liqueur Izarra Is the middle of the word pronounced like air or are?
According to the Basque language site www.bustovega.com, all a's in Euskara ( Basque) are pronounced like the a in father.
How do you write words with dots in Finnish?
You'd need a keyboard with umlauts, or you have to use unicode characters.
How do you say we love you grandpa and we will miss you in Finnish?
That is "Rakastamme sinua isoisä ja meille tulee ikävä sinua" in Finnish.
How do you say mother in Finnish?
Mother is äiti in Finnish.
There are less formal words like mutsi or äippä.
Some names that people use to express affection include mami or mamma.
How do you say bad girl in Finnish?
Bad girl, as in someone who is naughty, would be tuhma tyttö.
If you mean a bad girl as in a bad person then it's paha tyttö.
"How was your day?" in Finnish is "Minkälainen päivä sinulla oli?".
Why does open in Japanese aite sound like hiraite?
In Japanese both of these are spelt as 開いて. It is pronounced as aite and hiraite depending on the situation in which it is used. As far as i know it has something to do with transitive and in-transitive verbs. I encountered this on Rosetta stone and am still confused with when to use it.
Imrpovement:
開いて is 'Te Form' from 開く, which when transitive it reads /hi ra ku/ and when intransitive reads /a ku/. 'Door opened' would be "Tobira WA aita" , where 'She opened the door' would be 'Kanojo WA tobira o hiraita'.
How do you say 'like' in Finnish?
If you mean like, as in "I am strong like a bull." then like is "kuin" in Finnish.
E.g. "Olet tyhmä kuin apina." means you are dumb like a monkey.
If you meant like, as in "I like this cake because it's moist." then like is "pidän" in Finnish.
Verbs in Finnish are tricky though, because a verb conjugates depending on who or what is doing it.
The above example would be "Pidän tästä kakusta koska se on kostea."
Examples:
to like - pitää
I like - pidän
you like - pidät
she/he likes - hän pitää
It's a word in Finnish and its English translations are "fire", "campfire", "blaze" and "came".
How do you say Help in Finnish?
Apua is the simplest way to say it. (Calling for help, or asking do you need help)
How is Isoaiti pronounced in Finnish?
Isoäiti is pronounced like this:
All of the letter i's are pronounced like the e-letter.
S is normal. O is the same as the O in organisation.
Ä is not that difficult to say: same as the a in cat.
T is normal.
And there you have it.
How do you say i love you too in finnish?
"Minullakin on ikävä sinua" would be a standard language phrase. A spoken language phrase could be for example "mullakin on sua ikävä".
This kind of a conversation
1: I miss you
2: Miss you too
would be in a standard Finnish
1: Minulla on ikävä sinua / Ikävöin sinua
2: Minullakin on sinua ikävä / Minäkin ikävöin sinua
and in the spoken Finnish
1: Mulla on sua ikävä
2: Mullakin sua
How do you spell Alex in Finnish?
The Finnish way to spell Alex would be Aleksi, but Alex is a possible way to spell it too.
What is the movie title 'Shutter Island' in Finnish?
Suljettu saari is a Finnish equivalent of the title to the movie 'Shutter Island'.
