Finnish→English
Translate Finnish to English the way locals mean it.
Finnish speakers often soften refusals, reassurance, and impatience in ways that a textbook reader can mistake for literal statements.
Going the other way? English to Finnish
What locals actually say
Ei tässä mitään, vähän väsyttää vaan.
I'm fine, just a bit tired.
Katsotaan nyt.
We'll see.
Joo joo, ihan kohta.
Yeah, yeah, in a minute.
Paljonko tästä pitää pulittaa?
How much do I have to shell out for this?
Tuosta vaan suoraan ja sit oikeelle.
Just go straight from there, then turn right.
Otetaanko vielä yks kahvi?
Shall we get one more coffee?
Äiti tulee meille viikonlopuks.
Mum is coming to stay with us for the weekend.
Mun pitää saada tää valmiiks ennen palaveria.
I need to get this finished before the meeting.
Notes like these come with every AIRTranslate translation, so you learn why locals phrase it that way as you go.
How Finnish differs
Finnish. Sinä informal is the norm; kirjakieli for formal text, puhekieli colloquial forms (mä, sä, tosi) only when tone is clearly casual.



