Finnish loan words from English often follow a pattern where adding an 'i' to the end of an English word creates the Finnish equivalent, as demonstrated by examples like 'banaani' (banana), 'meloni' (melon), and 'tomaatti' (tomato).
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When you think you're making fun of Finnish, but it's actually a real word.
Banaani, meloni, tomaatti.
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