Whats the finnish equivalent of “yo” in the context that your about to adress someone by len744 Tags:finland 12 comments Hei! Päivää että pätkähti! “Vittu” Give it a shot Yo! is pretty rude, bro. Use Hei! instead. you slap the person youre adressing (dw its friendly) No niin! Tuota noin niin Ngl I use yo unironically There is none, sometimes one can ironically say “jou” to someone they know. The way to greet normally translates to “hi” most of the time. In an increasing order of familiarity: Moro, Mortonki, Mehkäisyväline If you adress an ylioppilas, you can say “Moi, yo!” *trrrr tsih!* Hei! Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
There is none, sometimes one can ironically say “jou” to someone they know. The way to greet normally translates to “hi” most of the time.
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Hei!
Päivää että pätkähti!
“Vittu”
Give it a shot
Yo! is pretty rude, bro. Use Hei! instead.
you slap the person youre adressing (dw its friendly)
No niin!
Tuota noin niin
Ngl I use yo unironically
There is none, sometimes one can ironically say “jou” to someone they know. The way to greet normally translates to “hi” most of the time.
In an increasing order of familiarity: Moro, Mortonki, Mehkäisyväline
If you adress an ylioppilas, you can say “Moi, yo!” *trrrr tsih!*
Hei!