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overseas in Finnish

overseas in Finnish is ulkomainen, merentakainen, ulkomailla — overseas means located in or coming from another country, typically across the sea.

overseas in Finnish

ulkomainen
adj
Abroad, especially across the sea.
merentakainen
adj
Across a sea; to or in an area across a sea.
ulkomailla
adv
Abroad.
ulkomaille
adv
Abroad.
merten taakse
adv
Across a sea; to an area across a sea.
merten takana
adv
Across a sea; to an area across a sea.

What does "overseas" mean?

  1. adj Located in or coming from another country, typically across the sea.
    "Her overseas trip went well."
  2. adv To or in a foreign country across the sea.
    "My brother has been living overseas since he finished university."
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overseas in a sentence

  • Her overseas trip went well.
  • Many overseas students come to the town to study each autumn.
  • My brother has been living overseas since he finished university.
  • Do you often travel overseas on holiday, or do you stay at home?

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What is "overseas" in Finnish?
"overseas" in Finnish is ulkomainen, merentakainen, ulkomailla. overseas means: Located in or coming from another country, typically across the sea.
How do you use "overseas" in a sentence?
Example: "Many overseas students come to the town to study each autumn." In Finnish, "overseas" is ulkomainen, merentakainen, ulkomailla.
Are there other ways to say "overseas" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 6 translations listed for "overseas": ulkomainen, merentakainen, ulkomailla, ulkomaille, merten taakse, merten takana.
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