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Finnish
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“Abit juhlivat tänään penkkareita.”
The high school seniors are celebrating their last day of school today.
- nominative plural of abi
- high school seniors
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) — Wave 4 (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“Opiskelija on ahkera ja lukee paljon.”
The student is hardworking and reads a lot.
“Minulla ei ole nyt aikaa.”
I don't have time now.
“Aivot tarvitsevat lepoa toimiakseen hyvin.”
The brain needs rest to function well.
“Isä ajaa autoa.”
Father drives the car.
“Mitä sinä ajattelet tästä?”
What do you think about this?
“Esitän vilpittömän anteeksipyyntöni.”
I offer my sincere apology.
“Isoisä on aina hyvin antelias vieraille.”
Grandfather is always very generous to guests.
“Hän sai kokeesta erinomaisen arvosanan.”
He/she got an excellent grade from the exam.
“Asiakas odottaa vastausta puheluunsa.”
The customer is waiting for an answer to their call.
“Aurinko paistaa kirkkaasti.”
The sun is shining brightly.
“Voinko auttaa sinua?”
Can I help you?
“Avain on oven lukossa.”
The key is in the door lock.
“Lyhyt esittely on tarpeen ennen aloitusta.”
A short introduction is necessary before starting.
“He pitävät suuret häät kesällä.”
They are having a big wedding in the summer.
“Hame on silkkiä.”
The skirt is made of silk.
“Muista harjata jokainen hammas.”
Remember to brush every tooth.
“Olin hämmästynyt hänen taidoistaan.”
I was amazed by his skills.
“Sitruuna maistuu usein happamalta.”
Lemon often tastes sour.
“Harmaa kivi on sileä.”
The grey stone is smooth.
“Hattu on eteisessä.”
The hat is in the hallway.
“Elokuva oli hauska.”
The movie was funny.
“Tämä peli on helppo.”
This game is easy.
“Makuuhuone on hiljainen.”
The bedroom is quiet.
“Hissi on käytävän päässä.”
The elevator is at the end of the corridor.
“Nämä housut ovat todella mukavat.”
These pants are really comfortable.
“Kiedoin villaisen huivin kaulaani.”
I wrapped a woolen scarf around my neck.
“Olen huolestunut sinun terveydestäsi.”
I am worried about your health.
“Nähdään taas huomenna.”
See you again tomorrow.
“Joka ilta täällä on paljon ihmisiä.”
Every evening there are many people here.
“Hänen ihonsa on erittäin herkkä.”
His skin is very sensitive.
“Avaa ikkuna, täällä on kuuma.”
Open the window, it is hot here.
“Lapsi on erittäin iloinen.”
The child is very happy.
“Ilotulitus oli todella upea.”
The fireworks were truly magnificent.
“Voit istua tähän.”
You can sit here.
“Hän on joskus hieman liian itsepäinen.”
He is sometimes a bit too stubborn.
“Tarvitsen jakoavaimen pultin kiristämiseen.”
I need an adjustable wrench to tighten the bolt.
“Loukkasin jalkani eilen.”
I hurt my foot/leg yesterday.
“Olen vähän jännittynyt ennen haastattelua.”
I am a bit nervous before the interview.
“Suomessa on monta järveä.”
There are many lakes in Finland.
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