Translative Verb Rections – Translatiivi Rektiot There are quite many verbs that require the translative for their complements. You can find examples of these translative verb rections on this page! Read More
Verb Rections with Että – Siihen että, Siitä että Rakastan sitä, että.. Tykkään siitä, että... Luotan siitä, että... Kuulostaa siltä,että... Learn more about verb rections with että-sentences! Read More
Making someone do something – Pyytää Kehottaa Käskeä Pyytää, neuvoa, vaatia, käskeä and velvoittaa are some of the Finnish verbs you can use to express "making someone do something". Read More
Adjective Rections – Vihainen sinulle – Ylpeä sinusta 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 Things in Finnish 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 Your Hobbies 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 infinitiivi 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 Infinitiivi 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
Partitive Verbs – Partitiiviverbit – Finnish Grammar Here's a list of some basic partitive verbs. Partitive verbs require the noun they're attached to to appear in the partitive case. Read More
