Finnish Key Phrase List

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Hello Yvette,

Thank you for your question. We have many lessons about phrases. Just use the search button to see these lessons. You can use also Google Search to get much more information if you wish. Here are your sentences in Finnish.

'Where can I find ..... (bananas or the tourist centre)?" "Mistä voin löytää banaaneja (turistikeskuksen)?"

"Can we have ...... (menu, coffee, the bill)? "Voimmeko saada (ruokalistan, kahvia, laskun?)"

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I am looking for the phrases

'Where can I find ..... (bananas or the tourist centre)?"

"Can we have ...... (menu, coffee, the bill)?

Just basic sentences to paste nouns after the standard line :).

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Yvette

Hello Rendall,

Yes, this is the so-called street language or casual language and often especially younger people are using it. I am amazed as your sentences are spot on. Thanks for letting the others know about this too! 👍

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Casual, Häme region.

_Mitä sinulle?_ or even less formal _Mitäs sulle?_ is short for _Mitä sinulle kuuluu?_ : A greeting like "What's up?" Say it in a super casual situation, like a bar. You might get some news or gossip.

_Mitä jätkä?_ : "Whatup?" I was literally asked by a woman not to greet her this way. "You can say that to your male friends."

_Mitäs illalla?_ : "What's happening tonight?" Super casual way to ask a friend if they have plans.

Hello Flora,

Thank you for your question! Well, It depends on who you ask. In my opinion, it is not too formal but polite it is, respectful. Some younger ones would prefer to use the word "sori" more. It almost means "please forgive me" but we have our own sentence for that purpose, "pyydän anteeksi" or just "anteeksi". You can even say these both sentences for the same purpose, asking forgiveness. Hope this helps. 😄

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Hello,

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Is it too formal to use Olen pahoillani in normal everyday conversation or is it equivalent to please forgive me in English.

Thanks, Flora