pahoillani
Pahoillani is a Finnish expression that translates to “I’m sorry” or “my apologies.” It is used to express personal regret or to acknowledge that one has caused trouble or inconvenience. The phrase is common in both spoken and written Finnish and can be used on its own or at the start of a sentence, often followed by a clause introduced with että (that).
The form pahoillani is built from the adjective pahoillinen, meaning “sorry” or “troubled,” combined with the
Pahoillani is typically employed to express politeness, sympathy, or accountability, and it is suitable in a
Overall, pahoillani is a conventional, respectful Finnish apology used to acknowledge fault and show consideration for