How to Say “I Am” in Finnish
The Finnish phrase for “I am” is minä olen. minä olen is used to state who or what the speaker is.
The Finnish phrase for “I am” is minä olen. minä olen is used to state who or what the speaker is.
In Finnish, ‘thank you very much’ can be expressed as kiitos paljon. All these forms are used to express a greater level of gratitude than a simple kiitos.
The English phrase broccoli is parsakaali in Finnish. Both parsakaali and brokkoli are used to refer to the plant Brassica oleracea var. italica.
The English word bobcat is translated into Finnish as punailves or amerikanilves. Both terms refer to the North American wild cat.
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.
The Finnish word for vegetable oil is kasviöljy. kasviöljy is a noun used to refer to oil produced from plants.