How to Say “Johanna” in Finnish

Johanna
/ˈjohɑnːɑ/
Johanna is the Finnish female given name for Johanna.
Johanna is a female given name used in Finland.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈjohɑnːɑ/

Did you know?

  • In old Finnish naming customs, a person might be called Johanna in official documents but use a completely different, non-related 'home name' with family.
  • Finnish names like Johanna change their endings depending on the grammar of the sentence, such as becoming Johannalle when giving something to her.
  • While 'Johanna' is widely used, it is a non-indigenous name, as most ancient Finnish names were based on nature or shamanic traditions.

Examples in context

  • Johanna on suomalainen.
    Johanna is Finnish.
  • Tässä on Johanna, minun serkkuni.
    This is Johanna, my cousin.
  • Moikka, Johanna! Kuinka menee?
    Hey, Johanna! How are you?
  • Johanna on minun ystäväni.
    Johanna is my friend.
  • Tervehdys Johanna!
    Hello, Johanna!
  • Johanna asuu Helsingissä.
    Johanna lives in Helsinki.

Example conversation

Antti and Anna are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Antti

    Onko Johanna tulossa tänään?
    Is Johanna coming today?
  2. Anna

    Kyllä, Johanna tulee illalla.
    Yes, Johanna is coming in the evening.
  3. Antti

    Hauska kuulla, Johanna on mukava.
    Good to hear, Johanna is nice.
  4. Anna

    Hän on todella ystävällinen nainen.
    She is a really friendly woman.

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