How to Say “Goodbye” in Estonian
In Estonian, goodbye is expressed as head aega. These phrases are used to bid farewell.
In Estonian, goodbye is expressed as head aega. These phrases are used to bid farewell.
The English phrase “happy midsummer” is translated into Estonian as head jaanipäeva.
The English word ‘shrimp’ is translated into Finnish as katkarapu. katkarapu refers to the flesh of the crustacean.
The English phrase godmother is translated into Finnish as kummitäti.
The Finnish word for night is yö. yö refers to the period between sunset and sunrise.
The Finnish phrase for “bad girl” is tuhma tyttö. tuhma tyttö is used to describe a girl who is being naughty or disobedient.
The phrase “please and thank you” in Finnish is ole hyvä ja kiitos.
In Finnish, “good morning” is said as hyvää huomenta. This phrase is used specifically during the early hours of the day when first encountering someone.