folks in Finnish
folks in Finnish is porukka — folks means informal term for one's parents or immediate family.
folks in Finnish
porukka
The members of one's immediate family, especially one's parents
What does "folks" mean?
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noun Informal term for one's parents or immediate family.
"He's driving home to visit his folks this weekend."
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noun People in general, used casually to address or refer to a group.
"Thanks for coming out tonight, folks."
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folks in a sentence
- He's driving home to visit his folks this weekend.
- Thanks for coming out tonight, folks.
- Some folks just don't like change.
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What is "folks" in Finnish?
"folks" in Finnish is porukka. folks means: Informal term for one's parents or immediate family.
How do you use "folks" in a sentence?
Example: "He's driving home to visit his folks this weekend." In Finnish, "folks" is porukka.
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