no worries in Finnish
no worries in Finnish is ei haittaa, ei hätää — no worries means that is fine; a relaxed reply used to accept thanks, wave off an apology or reassure someone.
no worries in Finnish
ei haittaa
It does not bother me; I am not concerned.
ei hätää
Do not worry, I will do it.
What does "no worries" mean?
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phrase That is fine; a relaxed reply used to accept thanks, wave off an apology or reassure someone.
""Sorry I'm late." "No worries, we've only just sat down.""
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phrase Certainly; used to confirm that a request will be handled.
"Could you send the file over? No worries, doing it now."
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no worries in a sentence
- "Sorry I'm late." "No worries, we've only just sat down."
- "Thanks for the lift." "No worries at all."
- Could you send the file over? No worries, doing it now.
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What is "no worries" in Finnish?
"no worries" in Finnish is ei haittaa, ei hätää. no worries means: That is fine; a relaxed reply used to accept thanks, wave off an apology or reassure someone.
How do you use "no worries" in a sentence?
Example: ""Sorry I'm late." "No worries, we've only just sat down."" In Finnish, "no worries" is ei haittaa, ei hätää.
Are there other ways to say "no worries" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "no worries": ei haittaa, ei hätää.
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