Adjective Rections – Vihainen sinull… Adjective rections are the reason why we say: rehellinen SINULLE, ihastunut SINUUN and ylpeä SINUSTA. Learn more of the different rections now! Read More
Tykätä and Pitää – Saying You Like T… The verbs tykätä and pitää are used to express that you like something in combination with the mistä-form. This article gives you lots of examples. Read More
The Verb Harrastaa – Talking about Y… To talk about your hobbies in Finnish, you will need the verb "harrastaa. Learn how to use it and how the fourth infinitive is related to it! Read More
Third Infinitive Rections – Kolmas i… Menen nukkumaan, olen syömässä, kiellän tulemasta. Those are some examples of third infinitive verb rections. Learn more on this page! Read More
Infinitive Verb Rections – Rektiot I… Some verbs with (first) infinitive verb rections are haluta, osata, voida and saada. Learn more about this fairly easy group of verb rections! Read More
Translative Verb Rections – Translat… The translative case's ending is -ksi. It's used to express a change in state or a transition. This form appears in a wide range of sentence c… Read More
Partitive Verbs – Partitiiviverbit &… Partitive verbs are a group of verbs that always (or almost always) require their object to be inflected in the partitive case. Partitive verb… Read More
Location Case Verb Rections – Rektio… "Verb rections" refers to the phenomenon where a word requires other words to appear in a certain form. Location case verbs rections are one subgroup. Read More
Perceptional Verbs – Aistiverbit … Perceptional verbs come by many names: sense verbs, aistiverbit, aistimusverbit, vaikutelmaverbit, etc. They have a special rection to them! Read More
