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Helsinki in Japanese

Helsinki in Japanese is ヘルシンキ, ヘルシンフォーズ — Helsinki means the capital and largest city of Finland.

Helsinki in Japanese

ヘルシンキ
proper noun
Pronounced: herushinki
The capital city of Finland; a municipality, the capital of the region of Uusimaa, Finland.
ヘルシンフォーズ
proper noun
Pronounced: herushinfōzu
The capital city of Finland; a municipality, the capital of the region of Uusimaa, Finland.

What does "Helsinki" mean?

  1. name The capital and largest city of Finland.
    "My doctors didn't want me to go to Helsinki, but staying home wasn't an option. Yeltsin had been reelected and NATO was about to vote to admit Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic; we had to have an agreement on how to proceed."
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Helsinki in a sentence

  • My doctors didn't want me to go to Helsinki, but staying home wasn't an option. Yeltsin had been reelected and NATO was about to vote to admit Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic; we had to have an agreement on how to proceed.
  • Helsinki sits on a peninsula on the Gulf of Finland.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "Helsinki" in Japanese?
"Helsinki" in Japanese is ヘルシンキ, ヘルシンフォーズ. Helsinki means: The capital and largest city of Finland.
How do you pronounce ヘルシンキ?
"Helsinki" in Japanese is ヘルシンキ, pronounced "herushinki".
How do you use "Helsinki" in a sentence?
Example: "Helsinki sits on a peninsula on the Gulf of Finland." In Japanese, "Helsinki" is ヘルシンキ, ヘルシンフォーズ.
Are there other ways to say "Helsinki" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Helsinki": ヘルシンキ, ヘルシンフォーズ.
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