Finnish

The English phrase “what is your name?” is expressed in Finnish as Mikä sinun nimesi on? This phrase is used to ask someone for their name.

The English word ‘rabbit’ is translated into Finnish as kani. The terms refer to the mammal known as a rabbit.

The Finnish phrase for “have a good day” is Hyvää päivänjatkoa. Hyvää päivänjatkoa is a polite phrase used to say goodbye to someone during the day.

To like in Finnish is expressed as tykätä. The verb is used to express finding something pleasant or enjoying something.

The English phrase zero is nolla in Finnish. nolla is used as the cardinal number before 1 to denote nothing or the digit zero.

The English word “mountain” is translated into Finnish as vuori. The word vuori refers to a large mass of earth and rock.

hyvää juhannusta is the Finnish way to say happy midsummer.

The Finnish word for daughter is tytär. The word tytär is used to refer to a female offspring in a familial context.

The English phrase ‘weed’ (unwanted plant) is translated into Finnish as rikkaruoho. The term refers to an unwanted plant or weed.

The Finnish word for ‘and’ is ja. The word is used as a conjunction to connect two similar words, phrases, et cetera.