Finno-Russian dictionary. Finnish-Russian mobile dictionary online

Finland and Russia are two neighboring countries. The proximity of borders and, as a consequence, close contact of the population living nearby are expressed in the partial assimilation of the language and a simpler understanding of foreign speech. However, the Finnish language was and remains different from all others, so periodically you should still consult the Russian-Finnish dictionary online.

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Traveling around Finland is the best vacation for those who believe in fairy tales. Everything here is reminiscent of the pages of your favorite children's stories: Moomintroll, and the Snow Queen, as well as many others. Winter holidays here are great. You will be able to visit beautiful ski resorts, stroll through the wonderful cities of Finland, and get acquainted with the traditions and customs of this wonderful country. All that can prevent you from having a good rest or cause discomfort is the language barrier. To avoid embarrassment associated with incorrect translation of some words and phrases, we have created an excellent website that contains all kinds of phrasebooks, one of which is Russian-Finnish. You can easily download such a phrasebook, print it directly from the website and, of course, view it online.

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Appeals

Standard phrases

Phrase in RussianTranslationPronunciation
How are you?Mita kuuluu?Mitya Kuuluu
How are you?Enta Teille?entya taille
How are youEnta sinulle?entya sinulle
Thank you, greatKiitos, Hyvaakiitos hyvää
WelcomeTervetuloatervetuloa
My name is...Nimeni on…his name is
My last name...Sukunimeni on…he's a sukuniname
What's your name?Mika Teidan nimenne on?Mikya Teydyan is not the one
What's your last name?Mika Teidan sukunimenne on?mikya teidyan sukunimenne he
His name is …Hanen nimensa on…haneng no less he
Let me introduce myselfSaanko esittaytya?saanko esittyutyuya
Nice to meet youHauska tutustuaHauska Tutustua
Let me introduce youSaanko esitella Teille...?saanko esitella taille
Let me introduceSallitteko esitella Teille... ?sallitteko esitella taille
my husbandMiehenimiekheni
my wifevaimoniVaimoni
my friendystavanijustyaviani
my girlfriendystavattarenijustyavyattyareni
What country are you from?Mista maasta olette (kotoisin)?misty maasta olette (kotoissh)
I'm from...Olen (saapunut)…deer (saapunut)
FinlandSuomestasuometa
RussiaVenajastavenyayastya
This is Mr...Tama on herra…tyamya he harra
This is Mrs...Tama on rouva…tyamya he rowa
This is my business cardTassa on kayntikorttinihe is tyassya kyayuntikorttini
I would like to meet youHaluaisin tutustua Teihinhaluaysin tutu-stua teikhin
I've arrivedTulin...tulin
as a representative of the companyfirman edustajanafirman edustayana
on a business tripTyomatkalletüömatkalle
like a touristturistinatourist
What city are you from?Mista kaupungista olette?mistya kaupun-gista olette
I'm from...Olen...deer
MoscowMoskovastamoskovasta
St. PetersburgPietaristapietarist
I have friends in...Minulla on ystavia…Minulla on Justavia
HelsinkiHelsingissaHelsingissya
LappenranteLappeenrannassaLappeenrannassa
TampereTampereellatamperella
TurkuTurussaturussa
OuluOulussaoulussa
Sorry, I don't knowAnteeksi, mutta mina en tiedaanteeksi mutta minya en tiedya
Sorry for being lateAnteeksi, etta olen myohassaanteeksi ettya olen muyohassya
It's OKEi se mitaanhey se mitayan
Could you please help me?Voisitteko Te auttaa minua?voisitteko te outtaa minua
Of course nowHetkinen, olkaa hyvahetkinen olkaa hyvä
This is my first time hereMina olen taalla ensimmaista kertaaminya olen täjallä ensimmäista kertaa
Is it true?Ihanko totta?Ihanko Totta
Can we agree on two?Sopiiko kello kaksi?sopiiko kello kaksi
Yes it fitsKylla se sopiikülla se sopii
Unfortunately I can'tValitettavasti se ei sovivalitettavasti se hey sovi
Agreed?Sovittu?sovittu?
Yes it fitsJoo, sovittuyo sovittu
unfortunatelyvalitettavastivalitettavasti
fortunatelyonneksionnexy
I hope sotoivottavastitoyvottavasti
What a joy!Voi miten hauskaa!howl miten hauskaa
What luck!Killapas onnisti!kullapyas onnisti
I'm in a hurryMinulla on kova kiireminulla on kova kiire
I have to goMinun taytyy mennaminun tugging at me
I'm not very well todayEn ole tanaan oikein terveen ole tyanyan oikein terve
Are you Finnish/Russian?Oletteko suomalainen/ venalainen?Oletteko Suomalainen/Venäläinen
I am GermanOlen saksalainenolen saksalash
I'm not FinnishEn ole suomalainenen ole suomalainen
Are you saying...?Puhutteko...?puhutteko...?
in Finnishsuomeasuomea
in Swedishruotsiaruotsia
in Germansaksaasaksaa
in Englishenglantiaenglandia
in Russianvenajawenyaya
in FrenchranskaaRanskaa
Yes I sayKylla, puhunkullya, poohun
good enoughMelko Hyvinfinely hyvin
Finehyvinhyvin
A littlevahanVyahyan
Badlyhuonosticrapness
I'm learning FinnishOpiskelen suomeaopiskelen suomea
Do you understand me?Ymmarratteko minua?ymmärrärätteke minua
Yes, I understandKylla, ymmarrankylla yummarryan
No, I don't understandEn ymmarraen Ümmärrä
You're talking too fastPuhutte liian nopeastipuhutte lian nopeasti
Would you speak slower, please?Voisitteko puhua hitaammin?voisitteko puhua hitaammin
Please repeatToistakaa, olkaa hyvatoystakaa, olkaa hyvä
Sorry, but I don't speak FinnishAnteeksi, mutta mina en puhu suomeaanteeksi mutta minya en puhu suomea
Do you speak English?Puhutteko Te englantia?puhutteko te englantia?
What, excuse me?Anteeksi, kuinka?anteeksi quinca?
Could you repeat it?Voisitteko toistaa?voisitteko toystaa?
Sorry, but I don't understandAnteeksi, mutta mina en ymmarraanteeksi mutta minya en ymmärrä
You understand?Ymmarratko sina?ymmärärätkö sinya
Yes I understandKylla, mina ymmarranküllä minya yummärryan
No I don't understandEi, mina en ymmarrahey minya en ymmärrä
You know?Tiedatko sina?tiedyatkyo blue
I don't knowMina en tiedminya en tiedya
Could you translate...?Voisitteko kaantaa... ?voisitteko kayantää
this wordtaman sananchamyang sanan
this is a proposaltaman lauseenchamyan lauseen
How to pronounce this word?Miten tama sana lausutaan?miten chamya sana lausutaan
What does this word mean?Mita se tarkoittaa?Mitya se tarkoittaa
Thank you, I understandKiitos, ymmarsinkiitos yummyarsin

At the hotel

Phrase in RussianTranslationPronunciation
Which hotel would you recommend?Mita hotellia voisitte suositella?Mitya wantedlia voisitte suositella?
Is it near the center?Onko se lahella keskustaa?onko se lyahella keskustaa?
How much does a day cost?Paljonko tama huone maksaa vuorokaudelta?palyonko tyamya huone maksaa vuorokaudelta?
Is there anything cheaper?Onko teilla jotakin halvempaa?onko teyllya jotakin halvempaa?
Could you please reserve a room for me?Voitteko varata minulle huoneen?Voitteko warata minulle huoneen?
Do you have any rooms availableOnko teilla vapaita huoneita?onko teilya vapajta huoneita?
Sorry, but there are no placesAnteeksi, mutta hotelli on Taynnaanteeksi mutta wanted he tyayunnya
Is there another hotel nearby?Onko lahella toista hotellia?onko lyahella toista hotalia?
I would like a room with...Haluaisin huoneen jossa on…haluaysin huoneen yossa on
bathroomkylpyhuonekylpyhuone
showersuihkusuykhku
I would like a numberHaluaisin...hengen huoneenhalluaisin hengen huoneen
singleyhdenYuhden
doublekahdenkahden
Is there air conditioning in the room?Onko huoneessa ilmastointilaite?onko huoneessa ishustointilaite?
Does the hotel have...?Onko hotellissa… ?onko wantedlissa?
pooluima-allastaa lot of allasta
cable televisionKaapeli TVkaapelli te-ve
laundrypesulaapesulaa
solariumsolaariotaSolariota
I wish I could stay one more nightHaluaisin viipya viela yhden yonhaluaysin viipyuya viela yuhden yuyon
Can I have your passport?Voinko saada passinne?voynko saada passinne?
Please fill out the guest cardOlkaa hyva ja tayttakaa matkustaj akorttiolkaa hyvya ya tyattyakaya matkustay akortti
Where are you staying?Minne Te majoitutte?minne te majoituitte?
What street do you live on?Milla kadulla Te asutte?milla cadulla te asutte?
I live on the street...Asun...kadullaasun...kadulla
I live on Gorky StreetAsun Gorkikadullaasun gorkikadulla
Please give me your addressAntakaa minulle osoitteenne, olkaa hyvaAntakaa minulle osoitteenne, olkaa hyva
I live permanently in HelsinkiMina asun Helsingissa vakituisestiminya asun healthsingissa vakituysesti

Walk around the city

Emergencies

Phrase in RussianTranslationPronunciation
Fire servicepalokuntapalokunta
Policepoliisipoliisi
FiretuliTuli
Fighttapellatapella
Ambulancesairaankuljetussairaanculetus
Hospitalsairaalasairaala
I have…olen...deer...
Injuryruhjeetcollapses
Stretchingvoimakkuusvoymaccus
Doctorlääkärilakari
Emergency exit varauloskaintien
Emergency exit varauloskaintien
Pharmacy pharmacies
insurance policyvakuutusvacuutus

Numerals

Phrase in RussianTranslationPronunciation
0 zeronollanolla
1 oneyksiyuxi
2 twokaksikaksi
3 threekolmecolma
4 fourneljänelya
5 fiveviisiviisi
6 sixkuusikuusi
7 sevenseitsemänseeds
8 eightkahdeksankahdexan
9 nineyhdeksänYukhdeksyan
10 tenkymmenenkymmenen
20 twentykaksikymmentähow about this
30 thirtykolmekymmentäcolmekummentya
40 fortyneljäkymmentänelyakummentya
100 hundredsatasata
135 one hundred thirty fivesatakolmekymmentäviisisata kolmekummentya viisi
200 two hundredkaksisataakaksi sataa
300 three hundredkolmesataacolme sataa
1000 thousandtuhattukhat

Seasons and dates

Phrase in RussianTranslationPronunciation
What time is it? is he pal'yonko kello?
Day paiva
Week viikko
Month Kuukausi
Year vuosi
Mondaymaanantaimaanantai
TuesdaytiistaiTiistai
Wednesdaykeskiviikkokeskiviikko
Thursdaytorstaishake off
Fridayperjantaiper'yantai
Saturdaylauantailauanthai
Sundaysunnuntaisunnuntai
spring kevat
summer kesa
autumn syuksyu
winter talvi
Today Tanayan
yesterday eileen
Tomorrow huomenna
day before yesterday toyssapäivänä
day after tomorrow yulikhuomenna
Now heti
soon piano
Now nut
in the morning aamullah
during the day päivällä
In the evening illalla
at night Yuollya
just a minute Hetkinen
I don't have time minulla ei ole aikaa
I'm ready olen valmis
Januarytammikuutammikuu
FebruaryhelmikuuHelmikuu
MarchmaaliskuuMaaliskuu
Aprilhuhtikuuhuhtikuu
Maytoukokuutoukokuu
Junekesäkuukesakuu
Julyheinäkuuheinakuu
Augustelokuuelokuu
Septembersyyskuusyuyuskuu
Octoberlokakuulocakuu
novembermarraskuumarrascuu
Decemberjoulukuujoulukuu

In the store

Phrase in RussianTranslationPronunciation
underwearalusvaatteitaalusvaatteita
flea marketkirpputorikirpputori
bakeryleipamyymalaI'm happy
haberdasherylyhyttavaraalyuhyttavaraa
tiessolmioitasolmioita
hatspaahineitaspluttering
toyslelukauppalelukauppa
bookskirjojakiryoya
confectionerymakeiskauppamakeiskauppa
cosmeticskosmetiikkaacosmetics
shopmyymalamuymala
furniturehuonekalujaJuonekaluya
furturkiksiaturkixia
shoesjalkineitayalkineita
clothasusteitaAsustaine
perfumeryparfyymejaperfumery
sporting goodsurheilutarvikkeitaurheilutar-vickeita
souvenirsmatkamuistojamatkamuistoya
fabricskankaitakankaita
knitweartrikootuotteitatricooteate
department storetavaratalotavaratalo
fruits and vegetableshedelmia and vihanneksiahellelmia ya vihannexia
flowerskukkakauppakukkakauppa
electronicssahkotarvikkeitasähkötarvikkeita
jewelrykorujacoruya
openaukiauki
closedkiinnikiinny
salealeale
When is it open?Milloin on avunna?milloin he avunna
where is...?Missa on...?mission he
cash registercashcash register
escalatorliukuportaatliukuportaat
elevatorhissihissy
store layoutkauppakaavakauppakaawa
Could you help me?Voitteko auttaa minua?voitteko aymmaa minua
I'm looking...Mina etsin…minya etsin
Could you show me...?Voitteko nayttaa minulle...?voitteko nyuttaya minulle
How much does it cost?Paljonko se maksaa?palyonko se maxaa
This is all?Onko tama kaikki?onko chamya kaikki
Anything else?Saako olla muuta?saanko olla muuta
Nothing more, thank youEi muuta, kiitoshey muuta kiitos
I would like something not very expensiveHaluaisin jotakin ei kovin kallistahaluaysin jotakin hey covin callista
Which/what… do you want?Minka...haluaisitte?minkya... haluaysitte
colorsvarisenvyarisen
formsmuotoisenmuotoisen
qualitylaatusenlaatusen
quantitiesmaaranMyaryan
How much money do you have?Kuinka paljon rahaa teilla on kaytettavissa?kuinka palon rahaa teilya he kyutettyavissya
Is there a guarantee for this?Onko takuuta?onko takuuta
Are there instructions?Onko kayttoohjetta?onko käyätöhöjetta
This is not exactly what I would likeSe ei ole aivan sellainen kuin haluaisinse hey ole ivan sellainen queen haluaisin
It's very expensiveSe on Liian Kallishe's Lian Callis
I'll take itOtan tamanOtan Chamyan
Where can I pay?Minne voi maksaa?minne howl maxaa?
I'm crying...Maksan...maxan...
cashkateisellakätejsällä
by credit cardluottokortillaluottocortilla
I don't have small moneyMinulla ei ole pienta rahaaminula hey ole pientea rahaa
Can I have a check?Saanko kuitin?Saanko Quitin
Please give me some rye breadSaisinko ruisleipaasaisshko ruisleipää
I would like...Haluaisin...haluaysin
grams of sausagegrammaa makkaraagramma makkaraa
Please...Saisinko…saishinko
milk cartonmaitotolkinmaytotelkin
kilogram of sugarkilon sokeriakilon sokeria
coffeekahviakahwia
Where is it?..Missa on...?mission he
meat departmentlihaosastoLichaosasto
fish departmentkalaosastokalaosasto
How much does a kilogram cost...?Paljonko maksaa kilo...?palyonko maxaa kilo
cucumberskurkkujakurkkuja
applesomenoitaomenoita
hamkinkkuakinkqua
cheesejustoayuustoa

The phrasebook consists of several important topics, which contain all the necessary phrases and words for communicating with the local population of Finland:

Common phrases- a topic whose words will help you read any sign, explain who you are and where you are from, ask where the establishment you are interested in is located. And also, there are simple words like: yes, no, please, thank you, etc.

Hotel– all the phrases that will help you check into the hotel, explain what room you need, find out the cost of the rooms and the list of services that the hotel offers.

Shop (shopping)– if you decide to make purchases in a store, this topic will help you purchase the necessary goods. Here is a list of the most purchased and common products, and other phrases that will be needed in the store and on the market.

Transport– with the help of these words you can clarify where the bus stop, car service, parking lot and much more that is related to vehicles are located.

Emergency cases- a vital topic, here are phrases and words that will help you call an ambulance, police, fire department, as well as inform passers-by that you are not feeling well, or call the police and report a robbery, fight, etc. .

Restaurant– thanks to this theme, you can easily order any dish in a restaurant, call the waiter over to you, find out which dish consists of what, ask for the bill, and so on.

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Explore our Russian-Finnish phrasebook And phrases in Finnish with typical Finnish punctuality and responsibility. 🙂 Remember that Finnish pronunciation reminiscent of melodiousness, which is probably why it seems to us that Finns are somewhat slow. A characteristic feature of the Finnish people is reliability, taciturnity and sedateness.

Get started learning Finnish using this Russian-Finnish phrasebook and remember that in words Finnish language the stress is mainly on the first syllable.

Finnish phrases

Finnish

Translation

Pronunciation

Greetings

Hey! Hello! Hey!
Näkemiin! Goodbye! Nyakemiin!
Hyvää huomenta! Good morning! Hyvä huomenta!
Hyvää päivää! Good afternoon Hyva paivaa!
Hyvää iltaa! Good evening! Hyvä iltaa!
Hyvää yötä! Good night! Hyvä iötä!
Kuinka voit? How are you? Kuinka voit?
Hyvää, kiitos. OK, thank you. Hyvaa, kiitos

Acquaintance

Mikä sinun nimesi on? What's your name? Mika sinun nimesi he?
Nimeni on… My name is... No name he...
Hauska tutustua. Nice to meet you. Hauska tutustua.
Mistä olet kotoisin? Where are you from? Mista olet kotoisin?
Olen... I'm from... Olen...
Venäjältä Russia Venayalta
Moskovasta Moscow Moskovasta

Communication and questions

Voisitteko Te auttaa minua? Could you please help me? Woisitteko te auttaa minua?
Kyllä. Yes. Küllä.
Ei. No. Hey.
Puhutteko...? Are you saying...? Puhutteko?
Englantia In English Englantia
Venaja In Russian Venyaia
Ymmarratteko minua? Do you understand me? Ymmmärrärätteke minua?
Kylla, ymmarran. Yes, I understand. Küllä yummärryan.
En yummarra. No, I don't understand. En yummärrä.
Voisitteko puhua hitaammin? Would you speak slower, please? Woisitteko puhua hitaammin?
Toistakaa, olkaa hyva. Please repeat. Toystakaa, olkaa hyvä.
Paljonko se maksaa? What is the price? Palyonko se maxaa?
Missa on...? Where is...? Is he missya?

Expression of gratitude

Kiitos. Thank you. Kiitos.
Pyydan. Please. Pyudyan.
Pahoillaan. Sorry. Pahoyllaan.

Parting

Hei, hei Bye Hey Hey
Näkemiin! Goodbye Nyakemiin

I wish

Onneksi olkoon! Congratulations! Onexi olkon!
Kaikkea hyvaa teille! Best wishes! Kaikia hiawa teile!
Hyvää lomaa! Have a nice holiday! Hyvascrap!

Pronunciation principle Finnish phrases simple enough. At pronunciation of Finnish words vowels sound like this:

  • The Finnish letter "u" is pronounced like the Russian "yu"
  • The Finnish letter "ö" is pronounced like the Russian "ё"
  • The Finnish letter “ä” is pronounced like the Russian “ya”

These letters are pronounced without the characteristic short Russian “y” at the beginning of pronunciation, as if in a melodious manner. Double vowels are read longer, as one long sound.

In words and phrases in Finnish you will not hear hissing sounds, they are absent. Interesting feature Finnish language is that pronunciation of Finnish words in the names of some countries of the world they are pronounced dissonantly. These words sound unexpected, for example Russia (Venäjä) is pronounced Venyaia, Estonia (Viro) - Viro, Germany (Saksa) - Saksa.

For interesting communication when traveling to other foreign countries, use the following foreign phrasebooks:

Ours contains what you need for your trip phrases in Finnish, which you can use in the northern country.

- (Latin academicus, from Greek academia). 1) a scientist or artist belonging to the academy. 2) a follower of Plato. Dictionary of foreign words included in the Russian language. Chudinov A.N., 1910. ACADEMIC lat. academicus, from Greek. academy... Dictionary of foreign words of the Russian language

ACADEMICIAN- title of member of the academy. In academies with a two-tier membership structure, the title of academician is the highest (as opposed, for example, to corresponding member). In academies of a number of countries there is the title of honorary academician... Big Encyclopedic Dictionary

ACADEMICIAN- ACADEMIC, academician, husband. 1. Member of the Academy of Sciences. || The highest artistic title awarded by the Academy of Arts. Academician of architecture. 2. A graduate of a course or a student at a higher educational institution bearing the name of an academy: military, spiritual and... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

ACADEMICIAN- title of member of the academy. In academies with a two-tier membership structure, the rank of A. is the highest. In academies of a number of countries there is the title of honorary A... Legal dictionary

ACADEMICIAN- ACADEMIC, huh, husband. Member of the academy (1 digit), as well as the title of member of the academy. Ozhegov's explanatory dictionary. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 … Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary

academician- noun, number of synonyms: 3 authority (35) film academician (1) television academician (1) ... Dictionary of synonyms

academician- Academician, it’s hard to make a mistake in the spelling of this word, but in the pronunciation... Some people tend to pronounce this word “beautifully”: [academ/mik], but the only correct pronunciation will be with a soft “d”, as, for example, in the word delo ... Dictionary of Russian language errors

Academician- This term has other meanings, see Academician (meanings). Academician of architecture Alexey Beketov in an academic headdress. USSR, 1930s Academician title of full member of the organization of scientists of the Academy of Sciences. Academicians ... Wikipedia

academician- A; m. 1. Full member of the Academy of Sciences. 2. The title of scientist, artist, sculptor, etc., elected to the appropriate academy. 3. Unlock About a person who knows a lot, is well versed in anything. In anatomy he is a. * * * academician title of member... ... Encyclopedic Dictionary

academician- I. and. 1. Akademiyanen (1) gamәli әгъзаы 2. Nin. b. Academy Sailangan Galim, Rassam, sculptor h. b. w. keshelәrnen gyilmi iseme. II. ACADEMIC – p. 1. Akademiyagә bәylәneshle, shuna karagan 2. Academicism (2) principles of iyarә torgan 3. kүch.… … Tatar telen anlatmaly suzlege

academician- noun, m., used compare often Morphology: (no) whom? academician, who? academician, (see) who? academician, by whom? academician, about whom? about the academician; pl. Who? academicians, (no) who? academicians, who? academicians, (see) whom? academicians, by whom?... ... Dmitriev's Explanatory Dictionary

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  • Academician Pavlov. Selected Works, Pavlov Ivan Petrovich, “There have been few people like I.P. Pavlov in the history of mankind. Take advantage of the fact that you can communicate with such a person. After all, reading is communication with the author, and time has no power here!… Category: Anatomy and physiology Series: Doctor Myasnikov presents Publisher: Eksmo, Buy for 792 RUR
  • Academician of Naval Science, Zh. Yanovskaya, Academician Alexey Nikolaevich Krylov was an outstanding shipbuilder, mathematician and teacher. He created the Russian school of shipbuilding. His work raised shipboard science to a new level. ABOUT… Category: Educational literature about everything Publisher:

Finnish for beginners

Intensive self-study course
The course is accompanied by 4 audio cassettes in MP3 format.
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Petrozavodsk, "Karelia", 1989

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Brief Russian-Finnish military phrasebook

State Publishing House of Foreign and National Dictionaries
Publisher: Military Publishing House NKO USSR, 1941
Quote:
A short Russian-Finnish military phrasebook is intended for soldiers, as well as for squad, platoon, and company commanders of the Red Army. Its task is to help our soldiers and commanders learn the words and expressions in Finnish that are necessary in various combat conditions.
Designed for complete ignorance of the language, the Phrasebook is built on a system of answers expressed in only one word or gesture, i.e. according to that system. which alone is capable of providing a real possibility of conversation (understanding the answers of the interviewee).

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Size: 4.9 MB

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Brief Russian-Finnish military phrasebook
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Finnish. Practical course

V. Chernyavskaya
St. Petersburg: 1997
The student is intended for the initial stage of training in institutes and departments of foreign languages. Can also be used for self-study of the Finnish language. Contains about 2000 lexical units, a brief phonetic and grammatical outline.

Format: PDF
Size: 7.2 MB

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Finnish. Practical course
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New large Russian-Finnish dictionary
in 2 volumes

Uusi Venälälais-Suomalainen Suursanakirja (2 osaa)
Over 90,000 words and phraseological units

Edited by M. E. Kuusinen Moscow, “Russian Language”, 1999
The new large Russian-Finnish dictionary contains over 90,000 words and phraseological units of the Russian language.
The dictionary is distinguished by a detailed development of the meanings of Russian words and a careful selection of Finnish equivalent translations. Much attention is paid to modern terminology, journalistic and colloquial vocabulary.
The Dictionary has two applications: Geographical names and List of abbreviations of the Russian language.

Format: PDF
Size: 165.40 MB

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New large Russian-Finnish dictionary
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Suomi – Finnish in dialogues

V.K. Kochergina
St. Petersburg, "KARO", 2007
The manual is intended for those who want to master Finnish conversation. Built on a communicative principle and introduces the most common language situations.
The language material is recorded on a CD.

Format: book in DjVu or PDF formats, audio in MP3 (zipped)
Size: 37.56 MB + 35.07 MB + 67.25 MB



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