pinttejä

Pintti is a Finnish-language term that can refer to several things, primarily in the context of beverages and measurement. Most commonly, "pintti" is the Finnish word for a pint, a unit of volume. In the imperial system, a pint is equivalent to approximately 0.473 liters. In the US customary system, a pint is also approximately 0.473 liters, though historically there were slight differences between US and UK pint measures. In Finland, when ordering a drink, particularly beer, a "pintti" typically refers to a standard glass size, often around 0.5 liters, though the exact volume can vary by establishment.

Beyond the unit of measurement, "pintti" can also be used colloquially to refer to a glass or serving of beer. For example, someone might say "otan yhden pintin" which translates to "I'll have one pint." This usage is common in informal settings like bars and pubs. The term is firmly established in Finnish drinking culture and is widely understood. While the literal translation is a unit of volume, its practical application in Finland often relates to the serving size of alcoholic beverages.