{"id":1,"date":"2020-03-17T16:44:28","date_gmt":"2020-03-17T16:44:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.suomisujuu.fi\/?p=1"},"modified":"2020-04-04T14:14:54","modified_gmt":"2020-04-04T14:14:54","slug":"hallitse-suomen-kielen-aakkoset","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.suomisujuu.fi\/en\/2020\/03\/17\/hallitse-suomen-kielen-aakkoset\/","title":{"rendered":"Master the Finnish alphabet"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Sentences consist of words and words consist of letters. Finnish language is a phonetic language so words are pronounced as they are written. Letters are pronounced in the same way no matter where in the word they are located. There are exceptions for this rule, but for now they are not worth worrying about.<\/p>\n

When you master the Finnish alphabet, speaking the language becomes much easier. While learning the alphabet it\u2019s good to take into account your own native language. For example if your native language is Arabic then \u201dP\u201d, \u201dY\u201d and \u201d\u00d6\u201d might be a bit challenging for you because they don\u2019t exist in Arabic. I use Arabic as an example because it's familiar language to me and also it uses different alphabet than Finnish.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Learn the alphabet well and you\u2019ll be able to read out loud any Finnish text. This will open for you great opportunities to become even better Finnish speaker.<\/p>\n

Let\u2019s start!<\/p>\n

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A niin kuin aika<\/h2>\n

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\"A-niin-kuin-aika-rolex-kello-osoittamassa-aikaa\"<\/figure>\n

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A is the most common letter in the Finnish language. It\u2019s pronounced in the same way as in the English word \u201dAlways\u201d. It\u2019s funny to notice that in English the same letters inside a one word can be pronounced differently. Luckily Finnish language is phonetic so A is always pronounced as A.<\/p>\n

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Aika \/ Time, fairly<\/p>\n

Asia \/ Thing<\/p>\n

Arvokas \/ Valuable, precious<\/p>\n

Ammatti \/ Occupation, profession, job<\/p>\n

Anteeksi \/ Sorry<\/p>\n

Auki \/ Open<\/p>\n

Antaa \/ To give<\/p>\n

Alennus \/ Discount<\/p>\n

Apua! Auttaa \/ Help! To help somebody<\/p>\n

Aito \/ Real, authentic<\/p>\n

Learning random disconnected words isn\u2019t usually enough for learning them so here are all of the words above in sentences:<\/p>\n

Aika menee aika nopeasti \/ Time goes by fairly quickly<\/p>\n

Ammatti on arvokas asia \/ Having a profession is a valuable thing<\/p>\n

Anteeksi, ett\u00e4 j\u00e4tin oven auki \/ Sorry, that I left the door open<\/p>\n

Voisitko antaa minulle alennuksen \/ Could you give me a discount?<\/p>\n

Miten voin auttaa? \/ How can I help you?<\/p>\n

Tarvitsetko apua? \/ Do you need help?<\/p>\n

Onko tuo Rolexin rannekello aito \/ Is that a real Rolex watch?<\/p>\n

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B niin kuin biljardi<\/h2>\n

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Almost all of these words have been borrowed from English language. Words marked with a star are spoken language* and the Finnish word right next to it is written language. For example the spoken language word \u201dbileet\u201d is in written language \u201djuhlat\u201d.<\/p>\n

Bussi*,\u00a0 linja-auto \/ Bus<\/p>\n

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Betoni \/ Concrete<\/p>\n

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Budjetti \/ Budget<\/p>\n

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Basso (instrumentti ja matala \u00e4\u00e4ni) \/ Bass (instrument and low sound)<\/p>\n

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Baari \/ Bar<\/p>\n

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Bileet*, juhlat \/ Party<\/p>\n

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Bisse, olut, kalja \/ Beer<\/p>\n

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Budi*, kannabis \/ Weed, cannabis<\/p>\n

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Biljardi, bilis* \/ Billiard, pool<\/p>\n

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B\u00e4ndi*, yhtye \/ Band<\/p>\n

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Bussi on taas my\u00f6h\u00e4ss\u00e4 \/ The bus is late again<\/p>\n

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It\u00e4-Pasila on tunnettu betonisista rakennuksista \/ It\u00e4-Pasila is known for its concrete buildings<\/p>\n

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Budjetti helpottaa j\u00e4rkev\u00e4\u00e4 rahan k\u00e4ytt\u00f6\u00e4 \/ Budget makes it easier to spend money wisely<\/p>\n

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Bassossa on nelj\u00e4 kielt\u00e4, joista l\u00e4htee matala \u00e4\u00e4ni \/ A bass has four strings that make low sound<\/p>\n

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T\u00e4n\u00e4 iltana baarissa on bileet \/ Tonight there is party at the bar<\/p>\n

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Bisse on Suomessa laillista, mutta budi laitonta \/ Beer is legal in Finland, but weed is illegal<\/p>\n

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Menn\u00e4\u00e4nk\u00f6 pelaamaan biljardia? \/ Shall we go play pool?<\/p>\n

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Mik\u00e4 on sinun lempib\u00e4ndi? \/ What is your favourite band?<\/p>\n

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C niin kuin curling<\/h2>\n

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Almost all words starting with C are borrowed from English language. A lot of these words have an official Finnish equivalent but in many cases the loan word from English is used more. For example the word CV is more used than the word \u201dansioluettelo\u201d.<\/p>\n

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Some of the words starting with C might be unknown to you, so I\u2019ll explain them both in Finnish and in English.<\/p>\n

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CD-levy \/ CD<\/p>\n

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Chili = tulinen paprika \/ Chili = hot pepper<\/p>\n

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CV, ansioluettelo \/ CV, curriculum vitae, resume<\/p>\n

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Chillata*, rentoutua, relata* \/ To chill out, to relax<\/p>\n

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Catering, pitopalvelu = Palvelu, joka hoitaa tapahtuman ruoka- ja juomatarjoilun \/ Catering = company or service that provides food, drinks and waiting service to an event<\/p>\n

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Chatti = keskustelualusta internetiss\u00e4 \/ Chat = a discussion platform in the internet<\/p>\n

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Curry = suosittu mauste erityisesti Intiassa \/ Curry = a popular spice especially in India<\/p>\n

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Chippi = kevyt potku tai ly\u00f6nti, jolla pallo nousee kaaressa ilmaan, my\u00f6s pelimerkki pokerissa ja muissa uhkapeleiss\u00e4 \/ Chip = a light kick or hit that makes the ball rise from the ground in an arc, also chips are used in the game of poker and other forms of gambling<\/p>\n

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Curling = j\u00e4\u00e4ll\u00e4 pelattava joukkuepeli, jossa ty\u00f6nnet\u00e4\u00e4n kivi liukumaan ja pyrit\u00e4\u00e4n saamaan se mahdollisimman keskelle maalia j\u00e4\u00e4t\u00e4 harjaamalla \/ Curling = a team sport that is played on ice. In the game you push a stone and try to get it in the middle of the goal by brushing the ice.<\/p>\n

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Celsiusaste \/ Degree Celsius<\/p>\n

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Ensi viikonloppuna aion vain chillata ja kuunnella CD-levyj\u00e4 \/ Next weekend I’m just going to chill out and listen to CDs.<\/p>\n

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L\u00e4het\u00e4 meille ty\u00f6hakemuksesi sek\u00e4 CV:si viimeist\u00e4\u00e4n 25. marraskuuta menness\u00e4 \/ Send us your job application and CV 25th of November at the latest<\/p>\n

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Aion maustaa t\u00e4m\u00e4n ruuan chilill\u00e4 ja curryll\u00e4 \/ I will spice this food with chili and curry<\/p>\n

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Oulunkyl\u00e4ss\u00e4 voi pelata curlingia \/ In Oulunkyl\u00e4 you can play curling<\/p>\n

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D niin kuin duuni<\/h2>\n

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Also D is a letter that many words starting with it are borrowed from English.<\/p>\n

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Duuni*, ty\u00f6 \/ Job, work<\/p>\n

Daami* \/ Woman, girl, madam<\/p>\n

Design*, muotoilu \/ Design<\/p>\n

Dedis*, m\u00e4\u00e4r\u00e4aika \/ Deadline<\/p>\n

Diili*, sopimus, kauppa \/ Deal<\/p>\n

Dissata*, kritisoida, haukkua \/<\/p>\n

To disrespect, dis*, criticise<\/p>\n

Debyytti, ensiesiintyminen \/ Debut<\/p>\n

Dekkari*, j\u00e4nnitysromaani rikoksesta \/ Detective story<\/p>\n

Demo*, esittely, demonstraatio \/ Demo, demonstration<\/p>\n

Dokata*, ryyp\u00e4t\u00e4*, juoda paljon alkoholia \/ To get wasted, booze, drink a lot of alcohol<\/p>\n

Monelta sulla alkaa huomenna duuni? \/ At what time does your work start tomorrow?<\/p>\n

Tapasin eilen mukavan daamin \/ Yesterday I met a fine woman<\/p>\n

Aalto-maljakko on tunnettua suomalaista designia \/ Aalto-vase is famous Finnish design<\/p>\n

Se oli huono diili luvata demo huomiselle. Nyt dediksen kanssa tulee aivan liian kiire \/ It was a bad deal to promise a demo for tomorrow. Now we have too much hurry because of the deadline.<\/p>\n

Miksi ihmiset dissaavat suomen p\u00e4\u00e4ministeri\u00e4? \/ Why people criticise the prime minister of Finland?<\/p>\n

Reijo M\u00e4ki kirjoittaa parhaat dekkarit \/ Reijo M\u00e4ki writes the best detective stories<\/p>\n

J\u00e4\u00e4kiekkoilija Patrik Laine teki NHL-debyyttins\u00e4 vuonna 2016 \/ Ice Hockey player Patrik Laine did his NHL debut in 2016<\/p>\n

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Kuulemma naapurin mies dokasi itsens\u00e4 hengilt\u00e4 \/ I heard that the man living as our neighbour drank himself to death<\/p>\n

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E niin kuin el\u00e4in<\/h2>\n

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In Finnish language E is a very common letter that starts many everyday words like \u201dei\u201d, \u201deilen\u201d and \u201dehk\u00e4\u201d.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Ei \/ No, not<\/p>\n

Ensimm\u00e4inen \/ First, 1st<\/p>\n

Etel\u00e4 \/ South\u00a0<\/p>\n

Ehk\u00e4 \/ Maybe<\/p>\n

Eri \/ Separate, different<\/p>\n

El\u00e4in \/ Animal<\/p>\n

Entinen \/ Former, past<\/p>\n

Eilinen, eilen \/ Yesterday<\/p>\n

El\u00e4m\u00e4 \/ Life<\/p>\n

El\u00e4\u00e4 \/ To live<\/p>\n

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Ihminen ei ole el\u00e4in \/ Human is not an animal<\/p>\n

Neil Armstrong oli ensimm\u00e4inen ihminen, joka on k\u00e4vellyt kuussa \/ Neil Armstrong was the first human who has walked on the moon<\/p>\n

Helsinki on etel\u00e4ss\u00e4 ja Rovaniemi on pohjoisessa \/ Helsinki is in the south and Rovaniemi is in the north<\/p>\n

Minun entinen el\u00e4m\u00e4 oli yksi iso ep\u00e4onnistuminen \/ My former life was one big failure<\/p>\n

Tykk\u00e4\u00e4n el\u00e4\u00e4 eri paikoissa \/ I like to live in different places<\/p>\n

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F niin kuin farkut<\/h2>\n

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In Finnish language the letter F is pretty rare. It is usually used in loan words that are originally from either Swedish or English.<\/p>\n

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Fakta, tosiasia \/ Fact<\/p>\n

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Fani*, kannattaja \/ Fan<\/p>\n

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Fanittaa \/ Admire, support, to be somebody’s fan<\/p>\n

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Faija*, is\u00e4 \/ Dad, father<\/p>\n

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Filtteri*, suodatin \/ Filter<\/p>\n

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Farkut \/ Jeans<\/p>\n

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Farmari* \/ Station wagon (it’s type of a car)<\/p>\n

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Fiksata*, korjata \/ To fix<\/p>\n

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Fossiili \/ Fossil<\/p>\n

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Fuksi \/ Freshman (first year student at the university)<\/p>\n

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Se on fakta, ett\u00e4 Suomen p\u00e4\u00e4kaupunki on Helsinki \/ It’s a fact that the capital of Finland is Helsinki<\/p>\n

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Naapurin tytt\u00f6 fanittaa Justin Bieberi\u00e4 \/ The girl next door is a Justin Bieber fan<\/p>\n

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Faija on taas vihainen \/ Dad is angry again<\/p>\n

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Instagramissa on tosi monta filtteri\u00e4, joista voi valita \/ In Instagram there are a lot of filters you can choose from<\/p>\n

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Mun lempifarkut on liian pienet \/ My favourite jeans are too small<\/p>\n

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Onko faijasi fiksannut jo sen teid\u00e4n farmarin \/ Has your dad already fixed your station wagon?<\/p>\n

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Fuksit ovat yleens\u00e4 nuoria ja fossiilit vanhoja \/ Freshmen are usually young and fossils are old<\/p>\n

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G niin kuin Gl\u00f6gi<\/h2>\n

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Most words starting with the letter G are borrowed from English.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Geeli \/ Gel<\/p>\n

Gramma \/ Gram<\/p>\n

Genre, tyylilaji \/ Genre<\/p>\n

Getto \/ Ghetto<\/p>\n

Gl\u00f6gi \/ Glogg, mulled wine<\/p>\n

Golf \/ Golf<\/p>\n

Gorilla \/ Gorilla<\/p>\n

Grafiikka \/ Graphic<\/p>\n

Guuglata \/ To google something<\/p>\n

Geeni \/ Gene<\/p>\n

Oletko laittanut hiuksiisi geeli\u00e4? \/ Have you put gel on your hair?<\/p>\n

Gramma kultaa maksaa noin 40 euroa \/ A gram of gold costs approximately 40 euros<\/p>\n

Mik\u00e4 on sinun lempi musiikkigenre? \/ What is your favourite music genre?<\/p>\n

Jouluna kuuluu juoda Gl\u00f6gi\u00e4 \/ During Christmas you are supposed to drink mulled wine<\/p>\n

Kontula ei ole getto \/ Kontula is not a ghetto.<\/p>\n

Gorillat eiv\u00e4t osaa pelaa golfia \/ Gorillas don’t know how to play golf<\/p>\n

Olet niin kaunis, ett\u00e4 sinulla t\u00e4ytyy olla hyv\u00e4t geenit \/ You are so beautiful that you must have good genes.<\/p>\n

Uudessa GTA-peliss\u00e4 on hyv\u00e4t grafiikat \/ There are great graphics in the new GTA game<\/p>\n

Suosittelen guuglaamaan siit\u00e4 pelist\u00e4 kuvia \/ I recommend googling images about that game<\/p>\n

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H niin kuin h\u00e4\u00e4t<\/h2>\n

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H is the first letter in many important adjectives like \u201dhyv\u00e4\u201d, \u201dhuono\u201d, \u201dhalpa\u201d, \u201dhelppo\u201d, \u201dhauska\u201d ja \u201dherkullinen\u201d.<\/p>\n

Hyv\u00e4 \/ Good<\/p>\n

Helppo \/ Easy<\/p>\n

Heti \/ Now, right away<\/p>\n

Hidas \/ Slow<\/p>\n

Henkil\u00f6 \/ Person<\/p>\n

Hullu \/ Crazy<\/p>\n

Hauska \/ Fun, funny<\/p>\n

Herkullinen \/ Delicious, tasty<\/p>\n

H\u00e4\u00e4t \/ Wedding<\/p>\n

Hautajaiset \/ Funeral<\/p>\n

H\u00e4iss\u00e4 oli hauskaa. Juhliin oli helppo p\u00e4\u00e4st\u00e4 ja auton sai j\u00e4tetty\u00e4 heti parkkiin. B\u00e4ndi soitti hyv\u00e4\u00e4 musaa ja loppuillasta meininki alkoi menn\u00e4 hulluksi, mutta hyv\u00e4ll\u00e4 tavalla.\u00a0
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It was fun at the wedding. Getting to the party was easy and we were able to park the car right away. The band played good music and later in the night the atmosphere started going crazy, but in a good way.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Tarjoilu oli hidasta, mutta ruoka oli onneksi herkullista \/ Serving was slow, but fortunately the food was delicious\u00a0<\/p>\n

Hissiin mahtuu max. 5 henkil\u00f6\u00e4 \/ The elevator takes max. 5 persons<\/p>\n

Miten voit olla noin hidas! \/ How can you be so slow!<\/p>\n

Pukeudun mustaan, sill\u00e4 olen menossa hautajaisiin \/ I wear black, because I’m going to a funeral<\/p>\n

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I niin kuin iloinen<\/h2>\n

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I is the second most common letter in Finnish language. There are many words with double I like \u201dsiili\u201d, \u201dtiili\u201d and \u201dkiinni\u201d. It\u2019s good to learn how to pronounce fluently theses words with long vowels.<\/p>\n

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Itse \/ Self, myself<\/p>\n

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Itsek\u00e4s \/ Selfish<\/p>\n

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Ilo, iloinen \/ Happiness, happy, joy<\/p>\n

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Ilmainen \/ Free, Free of charge<\/p>\n

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Ilma \/ Air<\/p>\n

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Iske\u00e4 \/ To hit, to strike, to hit on somebody<\/p>\n

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Istua \/ To sit<\/p>\n

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Idea \/ Idea<\/p>\n

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Ihminen \/ Human<\/p>\n

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Ikin\u00e4 \/ Never<\/p>\n

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En en\u00e4\u00e4 ikin\u00e4 mene sinne \/ I will never go there anymore<\/p>\n

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Luonnossa liikkuminen tekee minut iloiseksi \/ Wandering in the nature makes me happy<\/p>\n

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Puhdas ilma on ilmaista… toistaiseksi \/ Clean air is free… for now<\/p>\n

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Ihmiset tykk\u00e4\u00e4v\u00e4t istua ja mietti\u00e4 uusia ideoita \/ Humans like to sit down and think of new ideas<\/p>\n

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Toivottavasti et yrit\u00e4 iske\u00e4 siskoani \/ Hopefully you don’t try to hit on my sister<\/p>\n

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Haluan kaiken itselleni! \/ I want everything for myself!<\/p>\n

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Mutta en ole itsek\u00e4s \/ But I’m not selfish<\/p>\n

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J niin kuin j\u00e4\u00e4kiekko<\/h2>\n

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J is quite a new letter. People started using it as late as in the 16th century. Until then only the letter I was used. There are still few situations where it is hard to remember which one of these letters is used, for example: \u201dTania\u201d or \u201dTanja\u201d or \u201dEspania\u201d or \u201dEspanja\u201d. In Finland this specific woman's name is usually written \u201dTanja\u201d and \u201dEspanja\u201d is written with J.<\/p>\n

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Ja \/ And<\/p>\n

Jo \/ Already, by now, yet<\/p>\n

Joo \/ Yes, yeah<\/p>\n

Joki \/ River<\/p>\n

Joukkue, jengi* \/ Team, gang*<\/p>\n

Juuri \/ Root, just, just now, exactly<\/p>\n

J\u00e4\u00e4kiekko \/ Ice Hockey<\/p>\n

Jakaa \/ To share<\/p>\n

Jatkaa \/ To continue<\/p>\n

Jenkki* \/ American person, USA, A famous chewing gum brand from Finland<\/p>\n

Tulin juuri t\u00e4nne \/ I just came here<\/p>\n

Oletko jo hakenut t\u00f6it\u00e4? \/ Have you already applied for a job?<\/p>\n

Mik\u00e4 on sinun lempijoukkue j\u00e4\u00e4kiekossa? \/ What is your favourite team in Ice Hockey?<\/p>\n

Jokerit tietenkin! \/ Jokerit of course!<\/p>\n

Niili on maailman pisin joki \/ Nile is the worlds longest river<\/p>\n

Suomen pisin joki on Kemijoki \/ Finlands longest river is Kemijoki<\/p>\n

Jenkeill\u00e4 on t\u00e4n\u00e4 vuonna kova joukkue \/ This year USA has a tough team<\/p>\n

Vastaa minulle: ”Joo” tai ”Ei” – Answer me: ”Yes” or ”No”<\/p>\n

Lopetetaanko vai haluatko jatkaa? \/ Shall we finish or do you want to continue?<\/p>\n

Revin juuri juuret maasta \/ I just ripped roots from the ground<\/p>\n

T\u00e4t\u00e4 p\u00e4ivityst\u00e4 saa jakaa! \/ You are allowed to share this post!<\/p>\n

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K niin kuin kes\u00e4<\/h2>\n

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In Finnish language K has been a conqueror that slowly replaced other similar consonants. First is replaced Q then C and finally X. For this reason those three letters are rarely seen in Finnish language whereas K is a very common consonant. Cake is in Finnish \u201dKakku\u201d without C and Taxi is \u201dTaksi\u201d without the letter X.<\/p>\n

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K is a very common double consonant so it is recommended to learn to pronounce it correctly. Here are few Finnish names and words that include double K: Pekka, Jukka, Pakka, Tukka, Rekka, Lakka\u2026 there are plenty of these.<\/p>\n

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Kyll\u00e4 \/ Yes<\/p>\n

Kylm\u00e4 \/ Cold<\/p>\n

Kes\u00e4 \/ Summer<\/p>\n

Kuiva \/ Dry<\/p>\n

Kiva \/ Nice<\/p>\n

Kaveri \/ Friend<\/p>\n

Kela, Kansanel\u00e4kelaitos \/ Coil, A place from where you get money (if you are in need)<\/p>\n

Kiitos \/ Thank you, Thanks<\/p>\n

Kuningas, Kunkku* \/ King<\/p>\n

Kaupunki \/ City<\/p>\n

Kes\u00e4ll\u00e4 on kiva istua laiturilla \/ In the summer it is nice to sit on the dock\u00a0<\/p>\n

T\u00e4\u00e4ll\u00e4 kellarissa on kylm\u00e4 ja kuiva ilma \/ Here in the cellar the air is cold and dry<\/p>\n

Kelasta saa rahaa \/ You get money from Kela<\/p>\n

Menen kaupungille tapaamaan kavereitani \/ I go to the city to meet my friends<\/p>\n

Ruotsilla on kuningas \/ Sweden has a king<\/p>\n

Kiitos avusta! \/ Thanks for help!<\/p>\n

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L niin kuin lapsi<\/h2>\n

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The letter L is double form in many word conjugations. As an example the situations when you are in a certain place: Vantaalla, Tampereella ja Ven\u00e4j\u00e4ll\u00e4. Double L is also part of many common expressions about the time of day: \u201daamulla\u201d, \u201dp\u00e4iv\u00e4ll\u00e4\u201d ja \u201dillalla\u201d.<\/p>\n

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Lapsi \/ Child<\/p>\n

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Lelu \/ Toy<\/p>\n

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Leikki\u00e4 \/ To play<\/p>\n

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Lumi \/ Snow<\/p>\n

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Lent\u00e4\u00e4 \/ To fly<\/p>\n

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Laskea \/ To count, slide downhill with a sledge, snowboard or ski\u2019s, reduce, put down<\/p>\n

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Lempi \/ Favourite, love<\/p>\n

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Lasku \/ Bill<\/p>\n

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Ly\u00f6d\u00e4 \/ To hit<\/p>\n

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Lintu \/ Bird<\/p>\n

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Lapsi leikkii leluilla \/ Child plays with toys<\/p>\n

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Lumi tuo valoa talveen \/ Snow brings light to winter<\/p>\n

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Lintu osaa lent\u00e4\u00e4 \/ A bird knows how to fly<\/p>\n

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Lasketko suksilla vai laudalla? \/ Do you go downhill with skis or snowboard?<\/p>\n

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Vihaan laskuja \/ I hate bills<\/p>\n

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Mik\u00e4 on sinun lempikaupunki Euroopassa? \/ What is your favourite city in Europe?<\/p>\n

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M niin kuin mets\u00e4<\/h2>\n

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The letter M is familiar from questions: \u201dMiksi?\u201d, \u201dMit\u00e4?\u201d, \u201dMilloin?\u201d. In written language M is an important part of verbs that are conjugated with the pronoun \u201dWe\u201d: \u201dmenemme\u201d, \u201dtulemme\u201d, \u201dsy\u00f6mme\u201d etc.<\/p>\n

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My\u00f6s \/ Also, too, as well<\/p>\n

Mets\u00e4 \/ Forest<\/p>\n

Maito \/ Milk<\/p>\n

Maailma \/ World<\/p>\n

Maa \/ Country, soil, ground, dirt, earth, world, land<\/p>\n

Maku \/ Taste<\/p>\n

Muki \/ Mug, Cup<\/p>\n

Mies \/ Man<\/p>\n

Mestari \/ Master, champion<\/p>\n

Muovi \/ Plastic<\/p>\n

Mies joi maitoa mukista \/ Man drank milk from a mug<\/p>\n

T\u00e4m\u00e4 maistu ihan muovilta \/ This tastes like plastic<\/p>\n

Maailman paras is\u00e4 \/ World’s best father<\/p>\n

Mist\u00e4 maasta olet kotoisin? \/ From which country you are from?<\/p>\n

Min\u00e4 my\u00f6s \/ Me too<\/p>\n

Suomi on uusi maailmanmestari! \/ Finland is the new world champion!<\/p>\n

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N niin kuin nainen<\/h2>\n

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In many languages there is a certain type of way in which last names end. In Russia it is \u201dov\u201d or \u201dova\u201d. In Poland it\u2019s \u201dski\u201d. In Sweden it\u2019s \u201dstr\u00f6m\u201d and in Greek it\u2019s \u201dos\u201d or \"ou\". In Finland last names usually end with \u201dnen\u201d. For example Finlands most common last names are \u201dKorhonen\u201d and \u201dVirtanen\u201d. The \u201d-nen\u201d suffix has two N letters which makes mastering this letter quite important.<\/p>\n

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According to Finlands most well known comedian Ismo Leikola \"no niin\" is the most important word in Finnish language<\/a> and it includes three N letters.<\/p>\n

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Nainen \/ Woman<\/p>\n

Niin \/ So, yeah, very<\/p>\n

N\u00e4hd\u00e4 \/ To see<\/p>\n

Nostaa \/ Raise, lift<\/p>\n

Nopea \/ Quick, fast<\/p>\n

N\u00e4in \/ Like this, \u201dn\u00e4hd\u00e4\u201d 1. person imperfect<\/p>\n

Numero \/ Number\u00a0<\/p>\n

Nuha \/ Flu<\/span><\/p>\n

Nuori \/ Young<\/span><\/p>\n

N\u00e4ytt\u00e4\u00e4 \/ To show something, to look like something<\/p>\n

Kaiken takana on nainen<\/a> \/ Behind everything there is a woman<\/p>\n

Onko meill\u00e4 niin paljon aikaa \/ Do we have so much time?<\/p>\n

N\u00e4hd\u00e4\u00e4n huomenna! \/ See you tomorrow!<\/p>\n

Parannuin flunssasta melko nopeasti \/ I healed from the flu pretty quickly<\/p>\n

Se n\u00e4ytt\u00e4\u00e4 hyv\u00e4lt\u00e4! \/ It looks good!<\/p>\n

N\u00e4in se menee! \/ It goes like this!<\/p>\n

Voisitko n\u00e4ytt\u00e4\u00e4 minulle, miss\u00e4 vessa? \/ Could you show me, where is the toilet?<\/p>\n

Nuori nainen on t\u00e4ll\u00e4 hetkell\u00e4 nukkumassa \/ The young woman is at the moment sleeping<\/p>\n

Uuno on numero <\/a>yksi<\/a> \/ Uuno is number one<\/p>\n

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O niin kuin omena<\/h2>\n

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\u201dOpettaja opettaa oppilaita oppimaan opetettavia oppeja\u201d meaning \u201dTeacher teaches students to learn knowledge that is being taught\u201d. If you are studying Finnish it means that you most likely will use a lot of words starting with O like the once in the first sentence. O letter is related to learning, so it\u2019s good to master. O is also the first letter for the most important Finnish verb \u201dolla\u201d.<\/p>\n

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Oppia \/ To learn<\/p>\n

Opettaa \/ To teach<\/p>\n

Opettaja, ope*, maikka* \/ Teacher<\/p>\n

Opiskelija \/ Student<\/p>\n

Osa \/ Part, episode, piece<\/p>\n

Omena \/ Apple<\/p>\n

Ongelma \/ Problem, trouble<\/p>\n

Oksentaa \/ To puke, vomit, throw up<\/p>\n

Olut \/ Beer<\/p>\n

Olo \/ Being, feeling, condition<\/p>\n

Haluan oppia suomea \/ I want to learn Finnish<\/p>\n

Opettaja on aina oikeassa \/ The teacher is always right<\/p>\n

Opetan sinulle numerot arabiaksi \/ I teach you the numbers in Arabic<\/p>\n

Yksi osa puuttuu \/ One piece is missing<\/p>\n

Omena p\u00e4iv\u00e4ss\u00e4 pit\u00e4\u00e4 l\u00e4\u00e4k\u00e4rin loitolla \/ An apple a day keeps the doctor away<\/p>\n

Minulla on paljon ongelmia \/ I have a lot of problems<\/p>\n

Minulla on huono olo \/ I don’t feel well<\/p>\n

Join liikaa olutta ja nyt minun t\u00e4ytyy oksentaa \/ I drank too much beer and now I have to puke<\/p>\n

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P niin kuin puu<\/h2>\n

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Welcome to the dark side. P is the letter that starts the words \u201dpaha\u201d, \u201dpelko\u201d, \u201dpetos\u201d, \u201dpiru\u201d, \u201dpime\u00e4\u201d ja and the scariest of them all \u201dpomo\u201d. In Arabic there is only soft B so P might be a bit challenging to pronounce for those whose native language is Arabic.<\/p>\n

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Paljon \/ Much, a lot, plenty<\/p>\n

Pieni \/ Small, little<\/p>\n

Puoli \/ Half, side<\/p>\n

Puu \/ Tree, wood<\/p>\n

Pelko \/ Fear<\/p>\n

Pissa \/ Pee
Pys\u00e4kki \/ Stop, bus stop, stand, station<\/p>\n

Pit\u00e4\u00e4 \/ Hold, to like something, keep, must<\/p>\n

P\u00e4iv\u00e4 \/ Day<\/p>\n

Polttaa \/ To burn, to smoke (a cigarette)<\/p>\n

Punainen \/ Red<\/p>\n

T\u00e4\u00e4ll\u00e4 on paljon pieni\u00e4 kauppoja \/ Here are a lot of small shops<\/p>\n

Onko se puuta, muovia vai metallia? \/ Is it wood, plastic or metal?<\/p>\n

Meill\u00e4 menee puoli p\u00e4iv\u00e4\u00e4 t\u00f6iss\u00e4 \/ Half of our day will be spent at work<\/p>\n

Pelk\u00e4\u00e4n, ett\u00e4 pissaan housuun \/ I am afraid that I will pee my pants<\/p>\n

Minun pit\u00e4\u00e4 v\u00e4ltt\u00e4\u00e4 punaisia vaatteita \/ I must avoid red clothes<\/p>\n

Poltatko tupakkaa? \/ Do you smoke?<\/p>\n

T\u00e4m\u00e4 on viimeinen bussipys\u00e4kki \/ This is the last bus stop<\/p>\n

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Q niin kuin Qatar<\/h2>\n

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In Finnish language there are hardly any words starting with Q.<\/p>\n

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Loan words with common letter combination \u201dqu\u201d transforms into \u201dkv\u201d.<\/p>\n

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Qualitative \/ Kvalitatiivinen<\/p>\n

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Quantitive \/ Kvantitatiivinen<\/p>\n

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Aquarium \/ Akvaario<\/p>\n

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R niin kuin rauha<\/h2>\n

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R is the letter of love and peace. But for many people it also gives a headache. There are many people in Finland who don\u2019t know how to pronounce R properly. This condition is called \u201d\u00e4rr\u00e4vika\u201d (R-vika). \u00c4rr\u00e4vika is more common with children than with adults. Usually it is attempted to be fixed with speech therapy when the person is still a child.<\/p>\n

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Rauha \/ Peace, calm<\/p>\n

Rakkaus \/ Love<\/p>\n

Rakas \/ Dear, darling, love, sweetheart<\/p>\n

Ruotsi \/ Sweden, Swedish<\/p>\n

Rikos \/ Crime<\/p>\n

Rangaistus \/ Punishment<\/p>\n

Raja \/ Limit, boarder<\/p>\n

Rentoutua \/ To relax<\/p>\n

Ruoka \/ Food<\/p>\n

Rikki \/ Broken, sulfur<\/p>\n

Valkoinen kyyhkynen symboloi rauhaa \/ White pigeon symbolises peace<\/p>\n

Mit\u00e4 on rakkaus? \/ What is love?<\/p>\n

Suomella ja Ruotsilla on yhteinen raja \/ Finland and Sweden share a boarder<\/p>\n

Dostojevskin tunnetuin kirja on \u201dRikos ja Rangaistus\u201d \/ The most well known book written by Dostojevski is \u201dCrime and Punishment\u201d<\/p>\n

Muista rentoutua \/ Remember to relax<\/p>\n

Tarvitsen ruokaa \/ I need food<\/p>\n

Kelloni on rikki \/ My watch is broken<\/p>\n

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S niin kuin suo<\/h2>\n

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S is for \u201dsuo\u201d. S is for \u201dSuomi\u201d. The letter S is a part of many conjugations when you are answering the question where? For example: Suomessa, vieress\u00e4, koulussa etc. There is a speech impediment known as \u201d\u00e4ss\u00e4vika\u201d (S-vika) that can usually be fixed with speech therapy before a child reaches adulthood.<\/p>\n

Suo \/ Swamp<\/p>\n

Sama \/ Same, identical<\/p>\n

Sieni \/ Mushroom<\/p>\n

Sota \/ War<\/p>\n

Sotilas \/ Soldier<\/p>\n

Sakset \/ Scissors<\/p>\n

Saada \/ To get<\/p>\n

Sein\u00e4 \/ Wall<\/p>\n

Sy\u00f6d\u00e4 \/ To eat<\/p>\n

Sukka \/ Sock<\/p>\n

Suomen nimi tulee sanasta \u201dSuo\u201d \/ The name \u201dSuomi\u201d comes from the word \u201dSuo\u201d (swamp)<\/p>\n

Meill\u00e4 on samat sukat! \/ We have the same socks!<\/p>\n

Voisinko saada sakset, kiitos \/ Could I get the scissors, please<\/p>\n

Sodassa kuolee sotilaita \/ Soldiers die in war<\/p>\n

Et voi sy\u00f6d\u00e4 sein\u00e4\u00e4! Mutta on sieni\u00e4, joita voit sy\u00f6d\u00e4 \/ You can\u2019t eat a wall! But there are mushrooms you can eat.<\/p>\n

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T niin kuin tie<\/h2>\n

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T is the third most common letter in Finnish language and the most common consonant. The name of the letter T is \u201dtee\u201d which means the extract drink \u201dtea\u201d as well as the imperative form of the word \u201dtehd\u00e4\u201d.<\/p>\n

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Tie \/ Road<\/p>\n

Tai \/ Or<\/p>\n

Tiede \/ Science<\/p>\n

Taide \/ Art<\/p>\n

Tehd\u00e4 \/ To do, to make<\/p>\n

Ty\u00f6 \/ Work, job<\/p>\n

T\u00e4m\u00e4 \/ This<\/p>\n

Tutustua \/ To get to know somebody<\/p>\n

T\u00e4n\u00e4\u00e4n \/ Today<\/p>\n

Tiet\u00e4\u00e4 \/ To know<\/p>\n

Mihin t\u00e4m\u00e4 tie vie? \/ Where does this road lead to?<\/p>\n

Sinun t\u00e4ytyy tehd\u00e4 valinta: tiede vai taide? \/ You have to make a choice: science or art?<\/p>\n

Hauska tutustua \/ Nice to get to know you, happy to meet you<\/p>\n

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T\u00e4n\u00e4\u00e4n alkaa ty\u00f6t \/ Today starts work<\/p>\n

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Haluan tiet\u00e4\u00e4, mit\u00e4 t\u00e4m\u00e4 tarkoittaa? \/ I want to know, what does this mean?<\/p>\n

Tule t\u00e4nne tai min\u00e4 suutun \/ Come here or I will get angry<\/p>\n

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U niin kuin uida<\/h2>\n

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U is a pretty new letter that was separated from the letter V as late as in the 17th century. In Arabic language U and V is still the same letter \u201d\u0648\u201d that is pronounced either as \u201dU\u201d or \u201dV\u201d depending on its location inside the word.<\/p>\n

Uida \/ To swim<\/p>\n

Uskoa \/ To believe<\/p>\n

Uskonto \/ Religion<\/p>\n

Upea \/ Wonderful, awesome, gorgeous<\/p>\n

Ulkona \/ Outside<\/p>\n

Uhri \/ Victim<\/p>\n

Uusi \/ New<\/p>\n

Uni \/ Dream, sleep<\/p>\n

Usein \/ Often<\/p>\n

Uskaltaa \/ To dare, to have the courage<\/p>\n

Ujo \/ Shy<\/p>\n

Osaatko uida? \/ Do you know how to swim?<\/p>\n

Uskotko jumalaan? \/ Do you believe in God?<\/p>\n

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Suomessa suurin uskonto on kristinusko \/ The biggest religion in Finland is christianity<\/p>\n

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N\u00e4yt\u00e4t upealta! \/ You look wonderful!<\/p>\n

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Rikoksella t\u00e4ytyy olla uhri \/ A crime has to have a victim<\/p>\n

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Onko sinulla uudet keng\u00e4t? \/ Do you have new shoes?<\/p>\n

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En saanut unta \/ I couldn\u2019t get sleep<\/p>\n

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Muistatko, mink\u00e4laista unta n\u00e4it? \/ Can you remember, what kind of dream you had?<\/p>\n

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En uskalla sanoa \u201dEI\u201d \/ I don\u2019t have the courage to say \u201dNO\u201d<\/p>\n

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Olet usein v\u00e4synyt. Etk\u00f6 juo kahvia? \/ You are often tired. Don\u2019t you drink coffee?<\/p>\n

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Ne v\u00e4itt\u00e4\u00e4, ett\u00e4 suomalaiset ovat ujoja. Ovatkohan he ikin\u00e4 olleet saunaillassa? \/ They claim that Finns are shy. I wonder, have they ever been to a sauna night?<\/p>\n

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V niin kuin vesi<\/h2>\n

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V is a semivowel. It is pronounced like a vowel, but it behaves in the language like a consonant. In the beginning of 20th century W was replaced by V in almost all instances. Now days you can pop into W mainly in names and loan words.<\/p>\n

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Vuotaa \/ To leak<\/p>\n

Vesi \/ Water<\/p>\n

Voi \/ Butter, to be able, can<\/p>\n

Vuosi \/ Year<\/p>\n

Viikko \/ Week<\/p>\n

Viime \/ Last, past<\/p>\n

Vahinko \/ Accident, harm, damage<\/p>\n

Velka \/ Debt<\/p>\n

Vuokra \/ Rent<\/p>\n

Vuori \/ Mountain, lining<\/p>\n

\u00c4mp\u00e4ri vuotaa vett\u00e4 \/ The bucket leaks water<\/p>\n

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Voitko antaa minulle voita? \/ Can you give me butter?<\/p>\n

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Min\u00e4 vuonna Suomi voitti j\u00e4\u00e4kiekon maailmanmestaruuden? \/ Which year did Finland win the Ice Hockey World Championship?<\/p>\n

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Viime viikolla minulle tapahtui pieni vahinko \/ Last week a small accident happened to me<\/p>\n

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Onko sinulla tarpeeksi rahaa maksaa velat? \/ Do you have enough money to pay the debt?<\/p>\n

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Minulla on korkea vuokra \/ I have high rent<\/p>\n

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Mt. Everest on maailman korkein vuori \/ Mt. Everest is the highest mountain in the world<\/p>\n

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W niin kuin wrap<\/h2>\n

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W is called in Finnish \u201dkaksoisvee\u201d. The letter W is very rare and it\u2019s usually only seen in last names like \u201dWirtanen\u201d, \u201dWahlroos\u201d, \u201dWist\u201d or in loan words.<\/p>\n

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Wrap \/ Wrap = a food dish made with a soft flatbread rolled around a filling<\/p>\n

WC \/ Toilet, WC<\/p>\n

Watti \/ Watt<\/p>\n

Warettaa \/ Download files from the internet illegally<\/p>\n

Webinaari \/ Webinar, a web seminar<\/p>\n

Wieninleike \/ Wiener schnitzel<\/p>\n

Wokki \/ Wok<\/p>\n

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T\u00e4n\u00e4\u00e4n sy\u00f6d\u00e4\u00e4n wokkia, wrappeja ja wieninleikett\u00e4 \/ Today we will eat wok, wraps and Wiener schnitzels<\/p>\n

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Anteeksi, miss\u00e4 on wc? \/ Excuse me, where is the toilet?<\/p>\n

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Kuinka paljon vanhassa lampussasi oli watteja? \/ How many watts there were in your old lamp?<\/p>\n

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Aiotko ostaa vai warettaa sen leffan? \/ Are you going to buy or download that movie?<\/p>\n

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Webinaarit voivat olla todella hy\u00f6dyllisi\u00e4 \/ Webinars can be very useful<\/p>\n

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X niin kuin xylitoli<\/h2>\n

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X is a very rare letter in the Finnish language. Usually it is replaced with \u201dks\u201d. For example \u201dtaxi\u201d is in Finnish \u201dtaksi\u201d.<\/p>\n

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Other examples:<\/p>\n

Mexico > Meksiko<\/p>\n

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Textile > Tekstiili<\/p>\n

Box > Boksi*<\/p>\n

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Here are few words that start with X:<\/p>\n

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Xylitoli (tai ksylitolli) on koivusokeria \/ Xylitol<\/p>\n

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Xylitolia on purukumissa \/ There is xylitol in chewing gum<\/p>\n

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Purukumi on puhekielell\u00e4 purkka*.<\/p>\n

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Xylofoni (tai Ksylfoni) \/ Xylophone<\/p>\n

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Xylofoni on soitin \/ Xylophone is an instrument<\/p>\n

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Y niin kuin yrtti<\/h2>\n

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Y is a letter that can be challenging for native Arabic speakers because in Arabic Y does not exist. It is good to know how to pronounce this letter since there is a big difference if something is \u201dhylly\u201d or \u201dhullu\u201d.<\/p>\n

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Ymm\u00e4rt\u00e4\u00e4 \/ To understand
Yksin \/ Alone
Yritys \/ Company, try
Yhdess\u00e4 \/ Together
Yksi \/ One
Yleinen \/ Common, general, frequent
Ysk\u00e4 \/ Cough
Yli \/ Over
Yleens\u00e4 \/ Usually
Yrtti \/ Herb<\/p>\n

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Ymm\u00e4rr\u00e4tk\u00f6 mit\u00e4 tarkoitan? \/ Do you understand what I mean?<\/p>\n

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Me voitais* perustaa yritys yhdess\u00e4! \/ We could start a company together!<\/p>\n

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Ysk\u00e4 on yleinen vaiva talvella \/ Cough is a common inconvenience in the winter<\/p>\n

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Yksi riitt\u00e4\u00e4 \/ One is enough<\/p>\n

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Pallo lensi aidan yli \/ The ball flew over the fence<\/p>\n

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Minulla on yrttej\u00e4 kasvamassa parvekkeella \/ I have herbs growing on the balcony<\/p>\n

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Z niin kuin Zoomi<\/h2>\n

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Z appears in Finnish mainly in names and loan words. It is pronounced \u201dts\u201d and so in Finnish Pizza can also be written \u201dpitsa\u201d. Both are correct.<\/p>\n

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Zoomata \/ To zoom<\/p>\n

Zoomi \/ Zoom<\/p>\n

Zombi \/ Zombie<\/p>\n

Zeppeliini \/ Zeppelin<\/p>\n

Zoologi = el\u00e4intieteilij\u00e4 \/<\/p>\n

Zoologist = animal scientist<\/p>\n

Zucchini = kes\u00e4kurpitsa \/ Zucchini = courgette<\/p>\n

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Kuinka hyv\u00e4 zoomi on sun* kamerassa? \/ How good zoom do you have in your camera?<\/p>\n

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Zombit sy\u00f6 meid\u00e4t el\u00e4v\u00e4lt\u00e4! \/ Zombies will eat us alive!<\/p>\n

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Riiassa on hieno zeppeliini halli \/ In Riga there is a great zeppelin hall<\/p>\n

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Isona minusta tulee zoologi! \/ When I grow up, I will become a zoologist!<\/p>\n

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T\u00e4n\u00e4\u00e4n aion sy\u00f6d\u00e4 zucchineja \/ Today I will eat zucchinis<\/p>\n

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\u00c5 niin kuin \u00c5land<\/h2>\n

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\u00c5 meaning Swedish O is really rare letter in Finnish language. The Swedish O (\u00c5) is pronounced in the same way as regular \u201dO\u201d letter. Even though \u00c5 is included in the Finnish alphabet, it doesn\u2019t appear anymore in Finnish words.<\/p>\n

There are no Finnish words that start with \u201d\u00c5\u201d. For this reason I chose to put here a picture of Ahvenanmaa which in Swedish is called \u201d\u00c5land\u201d. Ahvenanmaa is a region in Finland that has autonomy and its official language is Swedish.<\/p>\n

\u00c5 is a Scandinavic letter like \u00c5, \u00c4 and \u00d6 that are in Finnish called \u201d\u00e4\u00e4kk\u00f6set\u201d.<\/p>\n

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\u00c4 niin kuin \u00e4iti<\/h2>\n

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\u00c4 is a very common letter in the Finnish language. \u00c4 is one of the three \u201d\u00e4\u00e4kk\u00f6set\u201d.<\/p>\n

\u00c4iti \/ Mother<\/p>\n

\u00c4idinkieli \/ Mother tounge, native language<\/p>\n

\u00c4l\u00e4 \/ Don’t (imperative)<\/p>\n

\u00c4mp\u00e4ri \/ Bucket<\/p>\n

\u00c4ly \/ Intelligence<\/p>\n

\u00c4sken \/ Just now, while ago<\/p>\n

\u00c4ij\u00e4 – Man, real man, tough guy<\/p>\n

\u00c4\u00e4ni – Sound<\/p>\n

\u00c4\u00e4nt\u00e4\u00e4 – To pronounce<\/p>\n

\u00c4kki\u00e4 – Quickly, suddenly<\/p>\n

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Miss\u00e4 sinun \u00e4itisi on? \/ Where is your mother?<\/p>\n

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Mik\u00e4 on sinun \u00e4idinkieli? \/ What is your mother tounge?<\/p>\n

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\u00c4l\u00e4 vie minun \u00e4mp\u00e4ri\u00e4! \/ Don’t take my bucket!<\/p>\n

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\u00c4ly hoi, \u00e4l\u00e4 j\u00e4t\u00e4! \/ Intelligence hey, don’t leave me! (A Finnish idiom that means ”Don’t be stupid”)<\/p>\n

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T\u00e4\u00e4ll\u00e4 k\u00e4vi \u00e4sken pari \u00e4ij\u00e4\u00e4 \/ Just now two guys were here<\/p>\n

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Mist\u00e4 tuo \u00e4\u00e4ni tulee? \/ From where does that sound come from?<\/p>\n

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Osaatko \u00e4\u00e4nt\u00e4\u00e4 sanan ”hattuhylly” \/ Do you know how to pronounce the word ”hat rack”<\/p>\n

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Laitetaan ne \u00e4kki\u00e4 piiloon \/ Let’s hide them quickly<\/p>\n

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\u00d6 niin kuin \u00f6t\u00f6kk\u00e4<\/h2>\n

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It is finally time to introduce the last letter in the Finnish alphabet which is \u00d6. \u00d6 is also \u00e4\u00e4kk\u00f6nen like all the last three letters in the Finnish alphabet.<\/p>\n

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\u00d6t\u00f6kk\u00e4 \/ Bug, insect<\/p>\n

\u00d6ljy \/ Oil<\/p>\n

\u00d6rkki \/ Orc<\/p>\n

\u00d6isin \/ By night, nightly<\/p>\n

\u00d6it\u00e4! \/ A way of saying good night<\/p>\n

\u00d6rvelt\u00e4\u00e4 \/ Cause trouble while being drunk<\/p>\n

\u00d6ky- \/ Prefix from something flamboyant<\/p>\n

\u00d6rist\u00e4 \/ Growl<\/p>\n

\u00d6veri, \u00f6verit \/ Too much, overdose<\/p>\n

Pelk\u00e4\u00e4n \u00f6t\u00f6k\u00f6it\u00e4 \/ I am afraid of bugs<\/p>\n

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Norjalla on \u00f6ljy\u00e4 \/ Norway has oil<\/p>\n

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\u00d6rkkej\u00e4 ei ole oikeasti olemassa \/ Orcs do not actually exist<\/p>\n

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Tykk\u00e4\u00e4n k\u00e4yd\u00e4 kaupassa \u00f6isin, sill\u00e4 silloin ei ole ruuhkaa \/ I like to go to the shop by night, because then it isn\u2019t too crowded<\/p>\n

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Mun* t\u00e4ytyy menn\u00e4 nukkumaan, \u00f6it\u00e4! \/ I need to go to sleep, good night!<\/p>\n

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Markus veti baarissa \u00f6verit ja \u00f6rvelsi itselleen porttikiellon baariin \/ Markus drank too much and caused trouble so much that he got himself banned from the bar<\/p>\n

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Jos minulla olisi paljon rahaa ostaisin \u00f6kyauton ja \u00f6kyasunnon! \/ If I would have a lot of money I would buy flamboyant car and apartment!<\/p>\n

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Osaako Stam1nan laulaja mielest\u00e4si \u00f6rist\u00e4? \/ Do you think that the singer of Stam1na knows how to growl?<\/p>\n

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Great! Now you know all the 29 letters of the Finnish alphabet. Below there is a recap of all the letters alongside with their names. Name means the way how the letter is pronounced when they are recited for example when spelling a name:<\/p>\n

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