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29. Kaikki
Simple Finnish · 03.01.2021The word Kaikki can mean both everyone and everything. However, when it means everyone, it is treated like a plural.When it means everything, it is treated like a singular.Kaikki tulevat Helsinkiin. Everyone comes to...
15. To be, to have, plural and not
Simple Finnish · 03.01.2021So far we have learned the verbs "to be" and "to have" in Finnish, as well as the inflection of the word NOT. the long version the short version,...
14. The correct answers to the exercises
Simple Finnish · 03.01.2021ExercisesTranslate into English:Suomi Finlandsuomi Finnish languagePuola Polandpuola Polish languageSaksa Germanyranska French languageSveitsi...
30. -nen words
Simple Finnish · 01.06.2020There are many words in the Finnish language which end in -nen. Many Finnish surnames also end in -nen. Often words that end in -nen mean something small, like insects or small birds.Often they are adjectives.hyttynen...
28. More about partitive: pronouns
Simple Finnish · 01.06.2020Some partitive forms are irregular or strange:Mies miestälapsi lastavesi vettäkäsi kättäkone konettaPronouns also have partitive...
27. The partitive object of the verb
Simple Finnish · 01.06.2020In English, there is a set word order: Subject, Verb, Object. The person who does something is first, then comes the verb, then after the verb there...
25. K-P-T changes in verbs
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020As we learned with the genitive and the plural, when the ending is added to a word, and the consonant before the last vowel is a K, P or T, there will be changes. The double KK, PP and TT...
20. -LLA -verbs
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020There is a group of verbs in the Finnish language, whose to-form ends in -lla. -lla can mean doing something many times, for a long time or doing something in a relaxed way or it can just be an ending without any...
24. The adjectives and noun endings
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020The general rule is that when there is an adjective before a noun, like here:hyvä lääkäri good doctoriso talo big housekylmä kala cold fishhuono kynä...
23. Where? -ssa/-ssä, -sta/-stä
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020In English, location and direction is expressed with preposition like to, into, in, on, out of, and from. In Finnish, endings are used instead. I am...
24. Plural -T
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020In English, the plural is formed by adding -s to the word: the dog, the dogs. The plural in Finnish language looks exactly the same as the genitive ending -n, but instead of N the letter T is added instead. Koira the...
22. The genitive forms of third person pronouns
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020The personal and other pronouns have a genitive form. They are:my, mine minunyour, yours (one person) sinunhis/her, hers hänenour, ours meidänyour,...
19. Genitive endings and k-p-t- changes
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020We learned earlier, that the word "of" and ending 's can be translated into Finnish using the genitive ending -n. talon of the housetalon ovi the...
21. Genitive and personal pronouns, personal ...
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020In Finnish, the word my can be expressed through the ending -ni. Autoni my cartaloni my housepääni my headisäni my fatherThere are also endings like...
18. Genitive; whose is it?
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020In English, the answer to the question: "whose is it?" often has the 's- ending. In Finnish, the equivalent to this ending is the -n ending, or genitive. Kenen = whose's = -nThe ending -n...
17. Vocabulary
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020Nouns:People:äiti motherisä fathersisko sisterveli brothertyttö girlpoika boymies mannainen womankuningas kingpoliisi policelääkäri doctor Animals:koira dogkissa catlintu birdmato wormkala fishlehmä cowkaniini...
Adjectives
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020Adjectives in Finnish always come before the noun, just like in English. good boy - hyvä poikabig apple -iso omenaSome common adjectives:hyvä goodhuono badkylmä coldkuuma hotiso bigpieni smallpikku littlepunainen...
16. Double vowel verbs
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020Usually, when the verb is inflected in a he/she form, the last vowel is doubled.muista- rememberhän muistaa he/she rememberstanssi dancehän tanssii he/she is dancingsano sayhän sanoo he/she...
13. Revision: Nationalities, Verbs, Numbers
Simple Finnish · 31.05.2020So now that we managed to learn a lot of grammar, it's a good idea to remind ourselves of all the things we learned.Here are some exercises for you...
12. to have, personal pronouns
Simple Finnish · 16.08.2018When you want to say that someone has something in Finnish, you need the ending -lla, -llä and the word on (is). For the personal pronouns the forms are:Minulla on. I haveSinulla on. You...
11. Numbers 1-19
Simple Finnish · 16.08.2018Here are the numbers from one to 10 in Finnish:1 yksi2 kaksi3 kolme4 neljä5 viisi6 kuusi7 seitsemän8 kahdeksan9 yhdeksän10 kymmenenThe numbers from 11 to 19 are formed by adding -toista to the end:1 yksi, 11...
10. NOT
Simple Finnish · 16.08.2018In Finnish, the word not is inflected like a verb.Minä en I don'tSinä et You don't (one person)Hän ei He/she doesn'tMe emme We don'tTe ette You don't (2 or more people)He eivät They don'tAnd just like with verbs, the...
9. Plural pronouns and verbs
Simple Finnish · 16.08.2018So far we only learned the singular pronouns: minä, sinä, hän, tämä, se. (I, you, he/she, this, it)All of them have a plural version too, for speaking about several people or things. Here...
8. Is doing, will do
Simple Finnish · 16.08.2018In English, you can either sayI do (if you do it always or sometimes)I am doing (if you're doing it now) orI will do (if you will do it in the future)But in Finnish, these three are the same.So as we learned, Minä...
7. The inflection of a verb
Simple Finnish · 16.08.2018So far we learned two verbs, the verbs to be and to do.The verb olla, to be is an irregular verb:Minä olen I amsinä olet you arehän on he/she isHowever, the verb puhua, to speak, is a...
6. How to ask a question in Finnish? (-ko, -kö)
Simple Finnish · 16.08.2018Now we have learned how to ask a question with interrogative pronouns like what, who and where.How do we ask a question without them, a question...SUOMEN BLOGIT TOP-10
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