Most Recent Articles on Uusi kielemme
This page lists the 50 most recent articles on Uusi kielemme.
When to Use Capital Letters in Finnish – Iso Alkukirjain
Puhuvatko suomalaiset suomea Suomessa? Find out more about the difference between when to use capital letters in Finnish vs. in English!
JA SEKÄ YNNÄ – Conjunctions of Addition
Are you unclear on the difference between JA, SEKÄ and YNNÄ? Find out more about how these conjunctions of addition are used!
Names of Famous Places in Finnish
Find out the names of many famous places in Finnish, such as “Vapaudenpatsas” (Statue of Liberty) and “Pisan torni” (Leaning Tower of Pisa)!
与友情和爱情相关的芬兰语词汇– Ystävyys ja rakkaus
这篇文章的主题是家庭成员，文章既包含了如“äiti”（母亲）和“isä”（父亲）这里基础词汇，也包含如“holhooja”（监护人）和“orpo”（孤儿）这类高级词汇。本文的词汇适合所有等级的芬兰语学习者。
“It’s Fun to” Sentences – “On hauskaa” Lausetyyppi
This article goes into great detail on the subject of “on hauskaa” sentences. Learn more about what this sentence type can look like!
When to Use JOKA and MIKÄ – Relatiivipronominit
More advanced students might run into the issue of not knowing when to use JOKA and MIKÄ. Click to read more about the difference!
The MATTA MÄTTÄ Ending – Third Infinitive Abessive Case
Have you seen verbs with the MATTA MÄTTÄ ending? The third infinitive abessive case ending expresses that action of the verb isn’t performed.
Ulkonäkö – Outer Appearance Conversation Questions
These questions related to outer appearance should work nicely as a way to start a conversation or find things to write about in Finnish.
Finnish Verb Stems – All Verbtypes
More analytical students may benefit from this overview of the Finnish verb stems of all the verbtypes. Click to find out more!
Sentence types with verb in the third person singular – Incongruence
Some Finnish sentence types always have the verb in the third person singular. Learn about these sentence types to make better sentences!
Question Word Kumpi – “Which one?” – Kumpi? Kummat?
The question word KUMPI means “which one”, when there are two options. Learn when to use its inflected forms (eg. kumpaa kummassa kumpaan)!
Finnish South Ostrobothnian dialect – Etelä-Pohjanmaan murre
The Finnish South Ostrobothnian dialect – Etelä-pohjanmaan murre – has very specific, interesting features. Click to find out more about it!
Finnish Chess Terms – Shakki Šakki – Finnish Chess Vocabulary
Learn chess terms in Finnish! This article goes over the very basics of Finnish chess terms, including some example sentences!
Ettei Muttei Vaikkei – Conjunction contractions
Learn about Finnish contractions such as ettei, muttei, ehkei and miksei, as well as their other person forms (etten, ettet, ettemme, etc.)
Superheroes – Finnish Vocabulary – Supersankarit
Learn the names of superheroes in Finnish, as well as ways to describe their appearance, powers and specialties!
Finnish suffix MAINEN/MÄINEN -ish, -like
The suffix MAINEN/MÄINEN is used to create adjectives that express that something resembles the base word. Learn more today!
Necessity Sentences in Spoken Language – Tarttee Tarvii Kantsii
In spoken language we say “mun tarvitsee”, “sun tarvii” and “meiän tarttee”. Learn how to create necessity sentences in spoken Finnish!
Weather – Sää – Conversation Questions – Keskustelukysymyksiä
Speak more Finnish! There conversation questions – keskustelukysymykset – can help you talk about the weather!
Children and Parenting – Finnish Conversation Prompts – Keskustelukysymyksiä
Speak more Finnish! There conversation questions – keskustelukysymykset – can help you talk about children and parenting!
Mielipidekirjoitus – Expressing your Opinion in Writing
One thing you will have to practice for YKI-testi will be writing an opinion piece – mielipidekirjoitus in Finnish. Learn useful phrases now!
PAIN Vocabulary in Finnish – Koskee, sattuu, särkee
This article contains PAIN related vocabulary. Learn how to describe your pain in Finnish using nouns, verbs and adjectives!
Suggestions, Requests and Orders in Finnish – Nursing
Click to find out more about how to make suggestions in Finnish! Most of the article focuses on suggestions in nursing homes.
Phrases with two difference cases – Pitkäksi aikaa – Samalla tavoin – Incongruence
Find out more about phrases like [tällä kertaa], [jossain määrin] and [hyvissä ajoin] with incongruence, where words within a phrase aren’t inflected the same case!
长元音和短元音 – 长辅音&短辅音 – 芬兰语发音
在芬兰语中，长音和短音的发音不同。往往一个字母之差，就是一个单词之差，单词意思也就完全不同。 点击获取更多关于芬兰语长短音的练习！
Elections – Vaalit – Finnish Vocabulary
Are you interested in politics? Click to learn Finnish vocabulary and phrases related to elections and voting!
Country names in Finnish – Mistä sinä olet kotoisin?
Learn the names of countries in Finnish! In addition, you can also find how these country names inflect when you say where you’re from!
Word family of LIIKKUA LIIKE LIIKENNE – Sanaperhe
Learn more about the WORD FAMILY of the verb liikkua! This look at Finnish derivation should help you make sense of how words are created in Finnish.
Finnish Compound Words – Yhdyssanat
Learn how Finnish compound words relate to the same terms in English! Included are 100 Finnish compound words!
Ruoka Ruoat – Consonant Gradation where K disappears – KPT
Click to find out more about consonant gradation where K disappears! Astevaihtelu or KPT-vaihtelu where the K disappears is tricky.
Lausetyypit – Finnish Sentence Types
Click for this overview with links to the different Finnish sentence types – LAUSETYYPIT! Knowing these will help you form sentences!
Overview: Articles regarding derivational suffixes
Learn more about the Finnish derivational system and the derivational suffixes used to create new adjectives, nouns, adverbs and verbs!
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!
