Introducing & describing yourself Flashcards by Olivia H

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His hair is red.

Hänen tukkansa on punainen.

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She’s about to turn five.

Hän täyttää kohta viisi.

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Do you know how to use a computer?

Osaatko sinä käyttää tietokonetta?

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Of course I remember you!

Tottakai muistan!

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What is your profession?

Mikä on sinun ammattisi?

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Where are you from?

Mistä sinä olet kotoisin?

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Are you married?

Oletko naimisissa?

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Do you know how to sew?

Osaatko (sinä) ommella?

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Their hometown is big.

Heidän kotikaupunkinsa on iso.

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You can talk about anything.

Voit keskustella aivan kaikesta.

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Can we meet again?

polite, spoken

Voitaisiinko tavata uudelleen?

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I don’t understand, could you repeat?

En ymmärrä, voisitko toistaa?

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Do you remember me?

Muistatko minut?

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I work here.

Olen täällä töissä.

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Are you divorced?

Oletko eronnut?

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Sure.

Toki.

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Can you play an instrument?

Osaatko sinä soittaa jotakin instrumenttia?

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I speak Finnish well.

Puhun suomea hyvin.

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Are you unmarried?

Oletko naimaton?

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Can you speak many languages?

Osaatko sinä puhua monia kieliä?

Can I call you sometime?

Voinko soittaa sinulle joskus?

I’m from the countryside.

Minä olen maalta.

Are you living with someone?

Oletko avoliitossa?

Nice to meet you!

Hauska tutustua!
Hauska tavata!

Can you say your name again?

Sanotko vielä uudestaan sun nimen?

I understand Estonian.

Ymmärrän viron kieltä.

# Translate with the correct possessive pronoun and suffix: Beijing is your hometown.

Peking on **sinun** kotikaupunki**si**.

May I introduce…

Saanko esitellä…

How are you?

Mitä sinulle kuuluu?

Did you recently move to Finland?

Oletko muuttanut hiljattain Suomeen?

I am single.

Minä olen naimaton.

Matti here, hi!

Matti tässä hei!

Tuulia is from Finland.

Tuulia on kotoisin Suomesta.

And you?

Entä sinä?

Do you still remember my brothers?

Muistatko vielä minun veljet?

# Translate with the correct possessive pronoun and suffix: Your (pl.) child is small.

**Teidän** lapse**nne** on pieni.

That's interesting.

Sehän on mielenkiintoista.

I'm from the United States.

Olen kotoisin Yhdysvalloista.

I have lived in Helsinki for two years.

Olen asunut Helsingissä kaksi vuotta.

Do you know how to do repairs?

Osaatko sinä tehdä remonttia?

That would be nice.

Se olisi mukavaa.

I would like to speak Finnish.

Haluaisin osata suomea.

# Translate with the correct possessive pronoun and suffix: Finnish is my mother tongue.

Suomi on **minun** äidinkiele**ni**.

# Translate with the correct possessive pronoun and suffix: Our home is beautiful.

**Meidän** koti**mme** on kaunis.

May I ask where you are from?

Saanko kysyä, mistä olette?

It's good to live in Finland.

On hyvä asua Suomessa.

I like to stay up late. | *(use “minusta on…“)*

Minusta on kiva valvoa myöhään.

It is the official language of my home country.

Se on kotimaani virallinen kieli.