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The Finnish verb for ‘sit’ is istua. The verb istua describes a person being in a position where the upper body is upright and the legs are supported.

The English phrase ‘me’ is translated into Finnish as minut. minut is the object form of the pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves.

The English word peanut is maapähkinä in Finnish. maapähkinä refers to a legume resembling a nut. You can ask for maapähkinät at a grocery store or market.

The Finnish word for teacher is opettaja. The term refers to a person who teaches.

In Finnish, the phrase for “I am happy” is olen onnellinen.

The Finnish word for grandpa is vaari.

The Finnish word for green is vihreä. vihreä is an adjective used to describe something as having the colour green.

The Finnish phrase for “letters” (meaning written messages sent by mail) is kirjeet. kirjeet refers to written messages sent to someone through the mail.

The English phrase “your mom” can be translated into Finnish as äitisi.

The Finnish word for ‘awesome’ is mahtava. mahtava is used to describe something that is excellent or exciting.