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 "'''Kiitos'''" is literally translatable to "a thank" (plural is 'kiitoksia'). This is the most common way to thank a person in Finnish. Just talk English as "everyone" talks English here but feel free to use 'kiitos' and everyone will be impressed how well versed you are in Finnish as a foreigner.
-While you are at the airport, port or train station we could interest you in purchasing a prepaid-data sim card from '''R-kioski'''. You will be going to the R-kioski anyways to get a (multi)day pass for the public transport system. Finland actually has a functioning public transport system.
+While you are at the airport, port or train station we could interest you in purchasing a prepaid-data sim card '''prepaid dataliittymä''' from '''R-kioski'''. You will be going to the R-kioski anyways to get a (multi)day pass '''matkakortti''' for the public transport system as the single tickets are expensive and inconvenient for the traveler as they are valid for only 69 minutes (Helsinki internal) and 80 minutes (Helsinki-region).
+Let's get your luggage to the Hotel and you to enjoy the Finland.
+* [https://www.reittiopas.fi/ Helsinki-region traveler router] will whisk you where you need to go.
 == To the sauna ==