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text in Finnish

text in Finnish is tekstiviesti, teksti, kirjoitus — text means written words, especially the main body of a document, book, or message.

text in Finnish

tekstiviesti
noun
teksti
noun
kirjoitus
noun
tekstailla
verb
(intransitive) To send and receive text messages.
tekstata
verb
(dated) To write in large characters, as in text hand.

What does "text" mean?

  1. noun Written words, especially the main body of a document, book, or message.
    "The text of the poster was too small to read from the road."
  2. noun A short written message sent between mobile phones.
    "I got a text from my sister asking what time dinner was."
  3. verb To send a written message to someone via mobile phone.
    "My dad still prefers to ring rather than text his friends."
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text in a sentence

  • The text of the poster was too small to read from the road.
  • Please read the whole text carefully before you answer the questions.
  • I got a text from my sister asking what time dinner was.
  • Her phone buzzed with a text from the dentist's office.

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What is "text" in Finnish?
"text" in Finnish is tekstiviesti, teksti, kirjoitus. text means: Written words, especially the main body of a document, book, or message.
How do you use "text" in a sentence?
Example: "The text of the poster was too small to read from the road." In Finnish, "text" is tekstiviesti, teksti, kirjoitus.
Are there other ways to say "text" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 5 translations listed for "text": tekstiviesti, teksti, kirjoitus, tekstailla, tekstata.
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