Help with phrase translation

[mauz]

Hi all,
i need a little help with translation of this phrase:
" Don't worry, it's nothing, it's just life getting inside "
A friend said to me this translation:
" Älä huoli, se mitään, se on vain elämää saada sisälle " is it good?
For this part ( it's just life getting inside) another person gave me 2 options:
-On vain astuva elämä
-On vain sisään astuva elämä
Which is the best translation of all these phrases?
Thank you so much
Bye

[Varislintu]

Hi all,
i need a little help with translation of this phrase:
" Don't worry, it's nothing, it's just life getting inside "
A friend said to me this translation:
" Älä huoli, se mitään, se on vain elämää saada sisälle " is it good?
For this part ( it's just life getting inside) another person gave me 2 options:
-On vain astuva elämä
-On vain sisään astuva elämä
Which is the best translation of all these phrases?
Thank you so much
Bye

Hi! All those translations are basically wrong/ungrammatical. I'm not sure what "it's just life getting inside" means. Could you maybe explain that a little? Phrases like this often can't be translated word for word, you have to translate the gist instead.

I guess it could be something like: "Älä huoli, ei se ole vakavaa, elämä vain pääsee sisällesi". But without context I can't guarantee that sounds good .

[mauz]

Moi!
Thank you for the answer

Well, it's not simple to explain this phrase
I think it's a little bit " poetic " , untranslatable...
Maybe it could be: " It's just life gettin inside you ", a way to say " Things that happens in your life ",
a sort of lessons of life, something like that...

Another translation I have is:
" Älä huoli, ei se ole mitään, se on vain elämää, joka sisään käy "
I think this is the best i have at the moment.
Is it good?

Moi Moi

[MillMaths]

Well, it's not simple to explain this phrase
I think it's a little bit " poetic " , untranslatable...
Maybe it could be: " It's just life gettin inside you ", a way to say " Things that happens in your life ",
a sort of lessons of life, something like that...

If it means c’est la vie or "that’s life", I think you could translate it as sitä on elämä or se on elämää.

[Miumau]

" Älä huoli, ei se ole mitään, se on vain elämää, joka sisään käy "

I like this one! It's grammatical, and I think it has the poetic feeling that you're looking for.

For a little bit less poetic (i.e. more commonplace) word order, you could also say the last part as "joka käy sisään".

Also, I agree with what Sophie said above.

[mauz]

Thank you so much to all! I love finnish, and now i ìve found the right phrase.
I need it! eheh Thanx
Bye

[Varislintu]

Mmmmh, I dunno about saying "ei se ole mitään" in Finnish in the same kind of context as the English "it's nothing" . It sounds bad to me, like a word-by-word translation. You could say "ei se mitään" ("it's okay") or "ei siinä mitään" ("that's okay"), or "ei se ole vakavaa" ("no biggie"), but to me "ei se ole mitään" means "that is not anything", in the literal sense.

But ei se mitään, I'm just being nitpicky, can't help it .

[MillMaths]

Mmmmh, I dunno about saying "ei se ole mitään" in Finnish in the same kind of context as the English "it's nothing" .

No, minä sanon sitä itse, mutten ole koskaan tiennyt olevani väärässä.

[Varislintu]

Mmmmh, I dunno about saying "ei se ole mitään" in Finnish in the same kind of context as the English "it's nothing" .

No, minä sanon sitä niin itse, mutten ole koskaan tiennyt olevani väärässä.

Hmm, älä sano niin enää . Tämä on minun neuvoni, sillä minusta se on kyllä väärin. Se tarkoittaa kirjaimellisesti että jokin mystinen "se" ei ole mitään. Mutta jos jätät sanan "ole" pois, lause on oikein*.

*Tämä johtuu minusta siitä, että silloin lause on lyhennös lauseesta "Ei se mitään haittaa", eli "That doesn't do any harm".

[MillMaths]

Kiitos, Varislintu!

[Varislintu]

Kiitos, Varislintu!

Eipä mitään .