Terry Jay

In Finnish, the English phrase stop can be translated as lakata or loppua depending on the context.

In Finnish, “happy holidays” can be expressed as hyvää lomaa or hyviä pyhiä.

The Finnish phrase for “bunny rabbit” is pupu. pupu is used to refer to a small rabbit, serving as a cute or childish term for the animal.

The English phrase “bye bye” is translated into Finnish as heippa. Heippa is a casual way to say goodbye when you are leaving someone.

Milk in Finnish is maito. The word maito refers to the liquid dairy product.

The English phrase “good afternoon” is translated into Finnish as hyvää iltapäivää. This phrase is used as a greeting during the afternoon hours.

The English phrase “come here” is translated into Finnish as tule tänne.

The English phrase “welcome to” is translated into Finnish as tervetuloa. Tervetuloa is the most common and versatile way to say “welcome” in Finnish.

The English phrase slang is slangi in Finnish. slangi refers to unconventional language.

The English phrase “nana” can be translated into Finnish as mummo. The term is used by children as an informal way to refer to their grandmother.