How would I ask "Can I come Backstage?" In finnish?
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Well, in proper Finnish it would be "Pääsenkö takahuoneeseen?" or a more polite "Pääsisinkö takahuoneeseen?" (= Could I come backstage?), but nobody really uses the word "takahuone", especially if you're a rock star or a fan of one. Usually we simply use the word "backstage".\n\nSo I'd rather say "Pääsisinkö backstagelle?" or "Pääsiskö backstagelle?". The latter one is what I would use in a situation like that.\n\nI hope this helps.
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"Well, there you have it. Any questions?" And then if you see them daily or a couple of times a week, you can say, "See you tomorrow" or "See you Wednesday." If it's just a one time lecture at a conference or meeting, you can say, "Thanks for giving me this opportunity." And then look over at the person who's the emcee or who gets the mic next. If there isn't such a person. Walk away from the mic and start getting all your stuff together. At that point, you might have some people come up with questions that they didn't want to ask in public.
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Hello,\n\nHere are a few websites that might be of help to you \n\n1. http://virtual.finland.fi/finfo/english/finnlang.html\n2. http://donnerwetter.kielikeskus.helsinki.fi/FinnishForForeigners/\n3. http://www.uta.fi/~km56049/finnish/\n4. http://www.edu.fi/oppimateriaalit/ymmarrasuomea/\n5. http://users.utu.fi/jmkark/kieli/index.html\n6. http://www.chiugate.be/\n\nThese websites should help you out a great deal, if you looking for a good book try, \n\n1. Teach yourself Finnish complete course\n2. Colloquial Finnish \n3. Finnish: An Essential Grammar\n4. Berlitz Finnish Phrase Book and Dictionary\n\nYou could check in the library if it available be fore purchasing it, if they aren't available try www.amazon.co.uk or www.amazon.com, depends on where you are.\n\nTake care
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Speak/write in the "English" language and someone might/will answer whatever you attempted to ask?!?!
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- To be frank. Yes i can.\n- I did already my name changed.\n- Do you want to do?\n- all the best.\n-----------
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[`ja: - ne - gava`riu: - po - ang`lisski]\n1) I - [ja:] (like in "yard" - [ja:d])\n2) don't speak - [ne] (or it may sound like [ni]) [gava'riu]\n3) English [pa - ang`lisski]  ([g] like in grass, not gym)\n\nI'm Russian  :)
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Ask nicely. Say "Pretty Please"
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Välkommen till Sverige! (when talking to one person)\n\nVälkomna till Sverige! (when talking to more than one person)
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You want to say that in English?
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1.quelq'un\n2.quelque chose\n\nthat's easy, give me more darling
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1. what is your question? \n2. Can you please start again in english?
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1. Can I have a picture of you so I can show Santa what I want for Christmas?\n\n2. If I said you had a nice body would you hold it against me?\n\n3. Someone call the police! You stole my heart.\n\n4. Do you have a map? Cause I got lost in your eyes.\n\n5. Can I be your slave tonight?
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Try to ask it in a forum...
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Ask someone in your country
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Put the words in correct order. Read what you write.\nIf you can't perform she'll find someone who can!
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Answer all questions with a tone of confidence and looking into the interviewers eyes.  Don't use slang, such as 'yeah'; it should be something like, "Yes, I have worked in the industry for 3 years." etc.  At the end stand up, offer a firm handshake, and say "I'm sure I could be an asset to your company and I look forward to hearing from you."
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- if it is a disguised party then you should use : soirée déguisée.\n- for a party with suits : TCE exigée ( tenue correcte exigée ).\n\nI guess you could just translate the one from your country into French. It also works this way.\n\nYou can also write if people need to bring things or note : food, drinks, music...