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Originally Posted by gattaccia
Cool!
I understood! And your voice is very charming and sounds like language lesson class!
my sister in law is in Sweeden to study. sweedish and FInnish r very different ,rn't they?
and how do you say. see you in finnish?  |
Hee, sorry I'm a bit late xD
Thank you! Glad you liked~ Yes, finnish and swedish are very different. Finnish people have to study swedish, it's our second language. I'm not very good at it, haha...
"See you!" would be "nähdään!" in finnish ^^
if you meet the person tomorrow, you can say "huomiseen!"
Let's move on to the next part:
"What is your name? Today Florence is sunny day."
"Mikä sinun nimesi on? Tänään suomessa on luminen päivä."
Mikä = what
sinun = your (consists of the word "sinä" + possessive pronoun)
nimesi = name (nimi + the ending caused by the possessive pronoun)
on = is
tänään= today
suomessa = in finland
luminen = snowy
päivä = day
More about possessive pronouns:
Persoonapronominien genetiivi
It's a good site for learning the basics of finnish~