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Mitä mieltä (sinä) olet?What do you think?
Miten voin palvella?What can I do for you?
Mikä hätänä?What is the matter?
sen lisäksi {adv}in addition to that
Mitä vittua? [ala.]What the fuck ... <WTF> [vulg.]
tehtävälista {noun}to-do list
tehtävälista {noun}things-to-do list
elok. kirj. F Tuulen viemääGone with the Wind [novel: Margaret Mitchell, film: Victor Fleming]
Samoin!The same to you!
kruununperillinen {noun}heir to the throne
kruununtavoittelija {noun}claimant to the throne
kruununtavoittelija {noun}pretender to the throne
missä määrin {adv}the extent to which
toiseksi viimeinen {adj}second to (the) last
Kiitos samoin!Thank you, the same to you!
hampaisiin asti aseistautunut {adj} [idiomi]armed to the teeth [postpos.] [idiom]
omistaato have got
elok. kirj. F Linnunradan käsikirja liftareilleThe Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy [Douglas Adams]
omatato have got [Br.]
olla jkllato have got
filos. kiel. subjekti {noun}subject
koehenkilö {noun}test subject
pol. alamainen {noun}subject [of a monarch]
elok. kirj. F Matka maan keskipisteeseen [Jules Verne]Journey to the Center of the Earth [novel: Jules Verne, film: Eric Brevig] [2008]
mikä {pron}what
mitä {pron}what
mitkä {pron}what
entäwhat about
miksi {adv}what for
millainen {adj}what kind of
missä määrin {adv}to what extent
Mihin aikaan?At what time?
minkä takia {adv} [puhe.]what for
mitä varten {adv}what for [coll.]
Voi harmi!What a pity!
Mikä tämä on?What is this?
Mitä kello on?What time is it?
Mitä mieltä olette?What is your opinion?
Miten menee? [puhe.]What's up? [Am.] [coll.]
Mikä sinun nimesi on?What's your name?
että {conj}that
Mikä sun nimes on? [puhe.]What's your name?
Mikäs sun nimes on? [puhe.]What's your name?
sanonta Niin metsä vastaa kuin sinne huudetaan.What goes around, comes around.
Unverified Kuis pyyhkii? [puhe.]What's up? (lit.: "How does it wipe?") [Am.] [coll.]
Ei ole totta!That's not true!
elok. F Kaikki minkä taivas salliiAll That Heaven Allows [Douglas Sirk]
kanssa {prep}with <w/>
ohella {adv}along with
hoitaato deal with
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