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ilta→ eveningFinnish word meaning

"ilta" is a A2-level Finnish word meaning "evening". Below you can find 25 example sentences with audio to help you understand how to use it in real Finnish conversations.

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Example Sentences

At the Restaurant
A1Everyday Situations

At the Restaurant

Hyvää iltaa. Tässä on ruokalista.

Good evening. Here is the menu.

Hotel Check-In
A1Everyday Situations

Hotel Check-In

Tom saapuu hotelliin illalla.

Tom arrives at the hotel in the evening.

Movie Night
A1Entertainment

Movie Night

On perjantai-ilta.

It is Friday evening.

The Wrong Number
A1Mystery & Curiosity

The Wrong Number

Lisa on kotona hiljaisena iltana.

Lisa is at home on a quiet evening.

Game Night
A1Entertainment

Game Night

On perjantai-ilta.

It is Friday evening.

At the Beach
A1Nature & Outdoors

At the Beach

Illalla aurinko laskee.

In the evening, the sun goes down.

Ordering Food Delivery
A1Everyday Situations

Ordering Food Delivery

On perjantai-ilta.

It is Friday evening.

Checking In at a Hotel
A1Dialogue Practice

Checking In at a Hotel

Anna saapuu hotellille illalla.

Anna arrives at a hotel in the evening.

The Pet Sitter
A2Pets & Animals

The Pet Sitter

'Whiskers on hyvin itsenäinen, mutta pitää harjaamisesta.'

'Whiskers is very independent but likes to be brushed.'

Who Sent the Flowers?
A2Mystery & Curiosity

Who Sent the Flowers?

Hän koputti hänen oveensa sinä iltana.

She knocked on his door that evening.

The Bremen Town Musicians
A2Fairy Tales

The Bremen Town Musicians

Kun ilta tuli, he olivat pimeässä metsässä.

When evening came, they were in a dark forest.

Valentine's Day
A2Celebrations

Valentine's Day

Illalla heillä oli pöytävaraus ravintolassa.

In the evening, they had a reservation at a restaurant.

Keeping a Travel Journal
A2Travel

Keeping a Travel Journal

Illalla hän istui pienessä kahvilassa.

In the evening, she sat at a small cafe.

The Housewarming Party
A2Celebrations

The Housewarming Party

Juhlat olisivat lauantai-iltana.

The party would be on Saturday evening.

The Power Outage
A2Everyday Situations

The Power Outage

Oli kylmä talvi-ilta.

It was a cold winter evening.

Food Allergy Mix-Up
A2Funny Mistakes

Food Allergy Mix-Up

Ensimmäisenä iltanaan Roomassa Emma meni pieneen ravintolaan lähellä hotelliaan.

On her first evening in Rome, Emma went to a small restaurant near her hotel.

The Mysterious Neighbor
A2Mystery & Curiosity

The Mysterious Neighbor

Eräänä iltana hän kuuli outoja ääniä naapurin asunnosta.

One evening, she heard strange noises from his apartment.

The Note on the Car
A2Mystery & Curiosity

The Note on the Car

Oli rauhallinen tiistai-ilta.

It was a quiet Tuesday evening.

The Apology
A2Relationships

The Apology

Eräänä iltana Lisa päätti, että hänen oli yritettävä.

One evening, Lisa decided she had to try.

The Noisy Neighbors
A2Everyday Situations

The Noisy Neighbors

Eräänä iltana Emma päätti puhua naapureilleen.

One evening, Emma decided to talk to her neighbors.

Visiting Berlin
A2Travel

Visiting Berlin

Illalla kävelin Spree-jokea pitkin.

In the evening, I walked along the Spree River.

Watching the Sunset
A2Nature & Outdoors

Watching the Sunset

Joka ilta hän käveli pienelle kukkulalle kotinsa lähellä.

Every evening, she walked to a small hill near her home.

The Smart Home
B1Technology

The Smart Home

Eräänä iltana olohuoneen valot välkkyivät päälle ja pois.

One evening, the lights in the living room kept flickering on and off.

Moving to a New Country
B1Life Changes

Moving to a New Country

Hän ilmoittautui iltakielikursseille paikalliseen kouluun.

She signed up for evening language classes at a local school.

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