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I got inspired by Caprice's recent posts and listed names I consider to be typically Finnish. I also marked statistically the most popular names (that are used both as first and middle names).

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About the pronunciation: the letter J is pronounced like Y in English, Y like the letter U in the French "rue", Ä like the letter A in the English "cat" and Ö like eu in the French "adieu". The double vowels are pronounced longer.

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Aadolf
Aapeli
Aapo / Aappo
Aarne
Aarni
Aarno
Aaro
Aaron
Aarre - means "treasure"
Aarto
Aatami
Aatos
Aatto
Aatu
Ahti
Ahto
Ahvo
Aimo
Aki
Akseli
Aku
Ale
Aleksanteri
Aleksi
Aleksis
Allan
Alpi
Alpo
Altti
Alvar
Alvi
Ano
Anselmi
Anssi
Antero - 4th popular masculine name (from the 19th century to the current day)
Anton
Antti
Antto
Anttoni
Arhippa
Arho
Ari
Armas
Arsi
Arto
Arttu
Artturi
Arvi
Arvo
Asko
Aslak
Asmo
Asser
Atro
Atso
Atte
August
Aukusti
Aulis
Auno
Auvo - means "bliss"
Daavid
Eeli
Eelis
Eemeli
Eemi
Eemil
Eerik
Eerikki
Eero
Eetu
Eevert
Einari
Eino
Elias
Eljas
Elmeri
Elmo
Ensio
Erkka
Erkki
Ernesti
Erno
Esa
Esko
Hannes
Hannu
Harri
Heikki
Heimo
Heino
Hemminki
Hemmo
Henri
Henrik
Henrikki
Herkko
Hermanni
Iikka
Iiro
Iisakki
Iivari
Iivo
Ilari
Ilkka
Ilmari - 10th popular masculine name
Ilmo
Ilpo
Ilppo
Immo
Into
Isko
Ismo
Isto
Jaakkima
Jaakko
Jaakob
Jaakoppi
Jalmari
Jalo
Jami
Jani
Janne
Jari
Jarkko
Jarmo
Jarno
Jere
Jeremias
Jesse
Jimi
Jiri
Joakim
Joel
Johannes - 2nd popular masculine name
Joni
Jonne
Jonni
Jooa
Joona
Joonas
Joonatan
Joose
Joosef
Jooseppi
Jori
Jorma
Jouko
Jouni
Jousia
Juha
Juhana
Juhani - the most popular masculine name
Juho
Jukka
Julius
Jussi
Justus
Juuso
Jyri
Jyrki
Kaapo / Kaappo
Kaapro
Kaarle
Kaarlo
Kai
Kalervo
Kaleva
Kalevi - 6th popular masculine name
Kalle
Kari
Karri
Kasperi
Kauko
Kauno
Keijo
Keimo
Kerkko
Kimi
Kimmo
Klaus
Konsta
Kosti
Kristian
Kuisma
Kullervo
Kustaa
Kustavi
Kyösti