Myöhästyitte

Myöhästyitte is a Finnish word that translates to "you were late" or "you have arrived late." It is the past tense, second-person plural form of the verb "myöhästyä," which means to be late or to miss something.

The word is used in everyday conversation to indicate that someone or a group of people did not arrive at a designated time or place as expected. For example, if a meeting was scheduled for 10:00 AM and someone arrived at 10:15 AM, one might say "Myöhästyitte" to them.

The plural form "myöhästyitte" is used when addressing more than one person. If addressing a single person, the singular form "myöhästyit" would be used. The word carries a neutral tone and is typically used to state a fact rather than express strong disapproval, though the context and tone of voice can convey additional meaning. It is a common and frequently used term in the Finnish language.