Happy New Year
Finnish translation: Onnea uudelle vuodelle
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peer agreement (net): +2| happy new year Onnea uudelle vuodelle Explanation: "Onnellista uutta vuotta" in the answer you mentioned is also totally OK, but somehow I find this one even better if the phrase isn't preceded by "Merry Christmas". Word for word it means "Happiness for the new year". |
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