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Question Sentences in Finnish Spoken language

May 7, 2020

This article deals with how question sentence look in Finnish spoken language. There is some special spoken language grammar going on!

-Kin and -kaan/kään Liitepartikkeli Clitic – Minäkin Minäkään

May 2, 2020

Liitepartikkelit

Learning how to use the clitics -kin and -kaan/kään will be a long process because it has many possible meanings depending on the context. Find out more!

Spoken Language Articles Overview

April 30, 2020

Spoken Language

Uusi kielemme has a lot of articles related to spoken language. This spoken language articles overview displays all the topics neatly.

Abstract Nouns in Object Sentences

April 26, 2020

Object Sentences

When abstract nouns appear in object sentences, they will get inflected in the partitive case. This article contains many such abstract nouns!

Finnish Numbers Shorter – 10:ää – 24:ttä – 5:nnessä

April 23, 2020

Interesting inflection

How can we make Finnish numbers shorter? You can do so using the number, and a colon combined with the case ending (e.g. 6:ssa, 7:ää, 3:nnessa, 5:nteen)

The Complement – Predikatiivi

April 16, 2020

Grammatical Cases

Have you ever wondered why "kahvi on kuumaa", but "päivä on kuuma"? This page will answer any questions you have about the complement (predikatiivi)

Finnish -ATA Loanverbs from English

April 13, 2020

Etymology

Tviitata, googlata, zumbata, skipata and stressata all look like English verbs. You can find out more about loanverbs from English in this article!

Finnish Easter Vocabulary – Hyvää pääsiäistä!

April 10, 2020

Finnish Celebrations

Learn some Finnish easter vocabulary as well as some information of how Finns celebrate Easter! Learn about VIRPOMINEN and much more!

Suomen kielen päivä – Hyvää Agricolan päivää! 9.4.

April 9, 2020

Finnish Celebrations

Hyvää Agricolan päivää! On the 9th of April, Finland celebrates the "day of the Finnish language". Agricola can be considered the father of written Finnish. Find out why!

Vierekkäin Kasvokkain – Adverbs ending in KKAIN

April 9, 2020

Words Ending in...

This article deals with adverbs ending in -kkain/-kkäin, which express a reciprocal relative location between two things. Find out more today!