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How do you say Happy wishes?
“Wishing you a day filled with happiness and a year filled with joy. Happy birthday!” “Sending you smiles for every moment of your special day…Have a wonderful time and a very happy birthday!” “Hope your special day brings you all that your heart desires!
How do you say congratulations and best wishes?
More Formal
- “Congratulations on your well-deserved success.”
- “Heartfelt congratulations to you.”
- “Warmest congratulations on your achievement.”
- “Congratulations and best wishes for your next adventure!”
- “So pleased to see you accomplishing great things.”
How do you wish a couple best wishes?
Formal Wedding Wishes
- “Wishing you a lifetime of love and happiness.”
- “Your wedding day will come and go, but may your love forever grow.”
- “Best wishes on this wonderful journey, as you build your new lives together.”
- “May the years ahead be filled with lasting joy.”
How do the Finns greet?
Greeting. When meeting, Finns shake hands and make eye contact. Handshakes are brief and firm, and involve no supporting gestures. When greeting, the parties shake hands and make eye contact.
How do you say cheers in Finnish?
“Kippis!” is a very formal way to say “cheers” in Finnish. There is also the expression “Maljanne” which means “a toast to you, sir” or even “n malja!”, meaning “a toast to” – but these are less common than “Kippis”.
Do you say Congrats to newlyweds?
“It is traditional to say ‘Congratulations’ to a groom after a wedding, but ‘Best wishes’ to the bride. The implication is that the groom has made a great ‘catch’, but that it would be impolite to say that the bride had.”
What are the most important values for the Finns?
Equality and fairness are important values for Finns. In Finnish society, everyone is equal and must be treated fairly. Information on equality and non-discrimination is available on the InfoFinland page Equality and non-discrimination.
What do you say when someone says hello in Finland?
“Hello, How Are You” in Finnish (In Finnish: “Hello, how are you” suomeksi) The quickly said sentence “Hello, how are you!” is a common greeting phrase, especially in the US.
What’s the best way to say goodbye in Finnish?
Kivaa iltaa! (Have a nice evening, casual) Heihei is a neutral way of saying goodbye in Finnish. Moimoi and Moikka are more casual. It is interesting to know that Hyvää päivänjatkoa and Hyvää illanjatkoa are used a bit differently in Finnish than in many other languages.
Which is the first word in Finnish greeting?
(Autumn greetings from the school) or a speech could start with the words Tervehdys ystävät (Greetings friends). Hyvää huomenta is used in both formal and casual settings.
What do you say when someone gets married in Finland?
Congratulations. Wishing the both of you all the happiness in the world. Onnittelut! Toivomme teille molemmille kaikkea onnea maailmassa. Congratulations and warm wishes to both of you on your wedding day. Congratulations on tying the knot!