Most Recent Articles on Uusi kielemme
This page lists the 50 most recent articles on Uusi kielemme.

100 Random Finnish Nouns – Intermediate Level PART TWO
Learn some more random Finnish nouns which can be considered to be at the intermediate level! Expand your vocabulary!

Maito – Milk – Dairy products
Here’s all the MILK-related vocabulary you will ever need while studying Finnish! Learn about MAITO, KERMA, JUUSTO, JOGURTTI and many more dairy products.

Classroom vocabulary – Luokkasanasto Opiskelusanasto
Check out this overview of vocabulary you are likely to need when you’re studying Finnish in a classroom setting!

Kysymyslause – Making Questions in Finnish – Lausetyypit
In Finnish, you can make questions in two ways: by using a question word like mikä, miksi and kuka, and by using the -ko/kö suffix. This is how we create a kysymyslause (a “question sentence”, ie. an interrogative clause). This article tells you more about the types of kysymyslause Finnish has! You can find an overview of all […]

Missä sinä asut? 芬兰语日常表达
本文中,你将学习到一些短语,帮助你用芬兰语谈论你的家。例如,Missä sinä asut?你住在哪里?Millaisella alueella?在什么样的地方?

Places ending in LA or LÄ
Click to find extensive information and word lists of Finnish places ending in LA, such as neuvola, käymälä and ravintola!

Special partitive cases: toimi toimea tointa – Kotus wordtype 25
Click to read about words like TOIMI (toimea/tointa, toimien/tointen) and NIEMI (niemea/nientä, niemien/nienten) and kotus wordtype 25!

Consonant gradation LKI-LJE RKI-RJE
Click to find a list of nouns and verbs with the consonant gradation LKI-LJE and RKI-RJE, ie. where K is strong and J is weak!

Words ending in E – Inflection of words like HAME and NALLE
Learn more about words ending in E, such as hame, kolme and filee, which belong to wordtype B for consonant gradation!

“Suomen mestari” series – Finnish Study Books
The Finnish language learning books of the Suomen mestari series are very useful! This article includes all the info you need on them!

Li ni ri words – Inflection of words like PIENI
Click to find an overview of words like PIENI, which are sometimes labeled as “LI NI RI words” in language classes!

Inflection of words like UUSI – Käsi vuosi kuukausi
Finnish has many words ending in -i. Click for a list of UUSI-type words! These words inflect the same way as the word UUSI (uuden, uuteen).

List of old words ending in i of the ovi-type
Read about the inflection of old words ending in i, which can be refered to as OVI-type words! These undergo the same changes as OVI does.

Reversible Compound Words – Finnish vocabulary
The compound words in this article are REVERSIBLE! Find out what this means and how e.g. RIISIPUURO and PUURORIISI differ in meaning!

No Niin – Suomen Tärkein Sana – Sketch Analysis
Click for the English translation and grammar analysis of Ismo Leikola’s sketch about NO NIIN, the most important Finnish word!

Nouns and their Opposites – Substantiivit ja niiden Vastakohdat
War & peace, chaos & order, hardware & software. Learn some new vocabulary by going through these nouns which have a clear opposite!

100 Random Finnish Words to Study – Intermediate Level
Time to expand your Finnish vocabulary by learning these 100 random Finnish words aimed at intermediate level students!

100 Finnish Verbs and their Opposites – Intermediate learners
HERÄTÄ and NUKAHTAA, TYÖNTÄÄ and VETÄÄ are two examples of verbs and opposites. Click to find a list of useful vocabulary!

Viedä Tuoda Hakea – Similar verbs
The verbs VIEDÄ, TUODA and HAKEA confuse many learners. Find out what the difference is between the three in this article!

Conversation Prompts – Passive sentences – Mitä tehdään…?
Practice the passive tense with these questions! This article contains conversation prompts which allow you to make passive sentences.

Conversation Prompts – Oletko koskaan uinut…?
Oletko koskaan uinut avannossa tai käynyt mökillä? These conversation prompts with the PERFECT TENSE can help you start a conversation!

Passive Perfect Tense – On tehty “has been done”
Learn more about when to use and how to conjugate verbs in the passive perfect tense, such as “on tehty”, “on käyty” and “on osattu”!

Rektio – What are rections? – Finnish Grammar
What is a “rektio”? Or a “verbirektio”? Learn more about what “rections” are in the Finnish language in this article!

Toinen Toisiaan Toisemme Toisillenne – Pronoun “Toinen”
This article gives you information about how the pronoun toinen is used. We’re starting with the most difficult usage and moving from there to easier meanings. I decided to go with this approach because it’s most likely someone will end up on this page looking for the hardest part. 1. Resiprookkipronomini “each other” Toinen is […]

Finnish Adverbs Ending in STI
This list contains 473 Finnish adverbs ending in STI, which have been completed with example sentences and translations.

B1.1 Grammar for YKI-testi
In this article, you can find a list of grammar topics you will be expected to know at level B1.1. or when you participate in YKI-testi.

Top 50 Finnish Surnames – Sukunimet
Find out the top 50 most common Finnish surnames and read about their history, what they mean and where they’re commonly used!

芬兰语中各种各样的“说”——与puhua类似的动词
点击此文,了解和口语沟通相关的芬兰语动词! 包括,例如,动词riidellä(争吵),mumista(嘟囔)和juoruta(说三道四)。

Plural Translative Case – Finnish Grammar
Learn more about the plural translative case! It consists of the plural marker -i- with the case marker -ksi at the end.

Puhui Puhumistaan – “Kept Doing” Construction
These Finnish phrases express actions repeatedly happening (eg. puhui puhumistaan) or increasing in intensity (eg. vanhenee vanhenemistaan).

Idioms with the verb MENNÄ: Mennä piiloon, solmuun, pilalle
Learn idiomatic expressions which include the verb mennä, such as MENNÄ PIELEEN (to go awry) and MENNÄ NAPPIIN (to succeed)!

Homonyms – Finnish words with multiple meanings
Homonyms are Finnish words like KUUSI (6) and KUUSI (spruce), JÄÄ (ice) and JÄÄ (stay), MAKSA (pay) and MAKSA (liver), which mean two things.

Daily Routine Questions – Finnish Conversation Prompts
Practice answering questions related to your DAILY ROUTINE in order to become more fluent in writing or speaking!

The Finnish Object – Objekti
Luen kirjaa. Luin kirjan. Lue kirja! Lue kirjat! Luen kirjoja. Learn about the Finnish Object with many examples and explanations!

What is Derivation? – Finnish Derivational Suffixes
Learn more about Finnish suffixes such as -sto, -tar and -utua and how they are used in derivation to create new words from existing ones!

Past passive object sentence examples
Learn more about past passive object phrases such as “Hänet kuljetettiin” (He was transported) and “Hänet kannettiin (He was carried)!

How to be polite in Finnish
We all know Finnish doesn’t have a word for “please”. This article teaches you different ways that exist to be polite in Finnish!

Duolingo: Haarukka on tuossa. Tässä on sininen kukka.
Learn how Duolingo introduces the words “here” and “there”! In addition, click to find out WHY Duolingo translates TÄSSÄ ON as “it has”.

Important words in YKI test instructions
Plan on doing the YKI exam? Make sure you can understand the YKI test instructions by learning the words in this list!

Duolingo: Introduction of the partitive case
Duolingo introduces the PARTITIVE CASE in the lesson called FRIDGE. Learn more about why and when you should use the partitive case

Top 100 adjectives for CV – Työnhaku adjektiivit
Here’s 100 adjectives useful for your Finnish CV, including but not limited to stressinsietokykyinen, oppimishaluinen and joustava.

Adjectives and opposites – B1.1 level adjectives – YKI-testi
Click to find a useful list of B1.1 level adjectives! This list contains adjective pairs that are opposites. Expand your vocab today!

Adjectives ending in TU – Past passive participle
Click to find a list of adjectives ending in TU, based on verbs in the passive past participle, such as tunnettu mies, kalustettu huone ja keitetty muna.

Accusative Total Object – Human objects – Minut Sinut
This article contains a list of verbs with an accusative total object. Learn which verbs usually get MINUT, SINUT, HÄNET as an object!

Total Object Verbs – Genitive Object – Verb List
Click for a list of TOTAL OBJECT VERBS, which normally get a genitive case object, such as “Tiedän/muistan/unohdan nimen”!