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Finnish

Just some Finnish ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

QuestionAnswer
me minä
you sinä
he/she hän
it se
who kuka
they he
what mitä
1 yksi
2 kaksi
3 kolme
4 neljä
5 viisi
6 kuusi
7 seitsemän
8 kahdeksan
9 yhdeksän
10 kymmenen
100 sata
0 nolla
ok okei
sounds good kuulostaa hyvältä
this tämä
that tuo
these nämä
those nuo
here täällä
there siellä
cool siisti
please ole hyvä
thanks kiitos
yes kyllä
no ei
excuse me anteeksi
and ja
but mutta
or tai
very erittäin
teen -toista
I am Minä olen
You are Sinä olet
I was Minä olin
It is Hän on
You were Sinä olit
it was Hän oli
i will be Minä tulen olemaan
you will be Sinä tulen olemaan
it will be Hän tulen olemaan
genitive (ownership) -n or iden/-itten for plural
accusitive (the thing) -n
partitive (the partial object) -ta
inessive (in or at a thing) -ssa
illative (moving into a thing) -inn
adessive (on something) -lla
ablative (Off/from something) -lta
allative (Onto or to something) -lle
essive (as or in the role of a thing) -na
translative (to become something) -ksi
instructive (using a thing to do something) -n or ineen for plural
abessive (without) -tta
comitative (with) -ne or ine for plural
what is a type 1 verb? Verbs ending in "-a" or "-ä"
what is a type 2 verb? Verbs ending in "-da" or "-dä"
what is a type 3 verb? Verbs ending in "-la/-lä", "-na/-nä", "-ra/-rä", or "-sta/-stä"
what is a type 4 verb? Verbs ending in "-vVta/-vVtä"
what is a type 5 verb? Verbs ending in "-ita/-itä"
what is a type 6 verb? Verbs ending in "-eta/-etä"
how do you conjugate type 1 verbs in the past tense? Add -i- before the personal endings.
how do you conjugate type 2 verbs in the past tense? Add -i- before the personal endings.
how do you conjugate type 3 verbs in the past tense? Add -i- before the personal endings.
how do you conjugate type 4 verbs in the past tense? Add -si- before the personal endings.
how do you conjugate type 5 verbs in the past tense? Add -i- before the personal endings.
how do you conjugate type 6 verbs in the past tense? Add -ni- before the personal endings.
what is the stem change that happens to type 1 verbs? Remove -a/-ä
what is the stem change that happens to type 2 verbs? Remove -da/-dä
what is the stem change that happens to type 3 verbs? Remove the final -a/-ä and add an -e- before the personal ending.
what is the stem change that happens to type 4 verbs? Remove -ta/-tä and add an -a- or -ä- before the personal ending.
what is the stem change that happens to type 5 verbs? Remove -ta/-tä and add -se- before the personal ending.
what is the stem change that happens to type 6 verbs? Remove -ta/-tä and add -ne- before the personal ending.
what do you do to verbs in the perfect tense? Use the past participle (-nut/-nyt for singular, -neet for plural).
what is the personal ending for me? -n
what is the personal ending for you -t
what is the personal ending for he/she/it? depending on the verb, we either use the stem of the word or duplicate the vowel at the end of the word.
what is the personal ending for they? -vat/-vät
what is the personal ending for y'all? -tte
what is the personal ending for we? -mme
with -kansa
elative (out from) -sta
yes/no question -kö
asking for confirmation (e.g. saying 'right?' at the end of a sentence kai
asking for confirmation (e.g. saying 'isn't it?' at the end of a sentence eiko
or vai
sure varma
to have olla
to go mennä
to want haluta
to need tarvita
can i voinkö minä
how do we form the plural in the nominitive case? -t
how do we form the plural in the partitive case? -ja
how do we form the plural in the genitive case? -en
how do we form the plural in the inessive case? -ssa
gone mennyt
bird lintu
strong vahva
to fight taistella
mouth syödä
home koti
to speak puhua
language kieli
minute minuutti
only vain
many monet / paljon
some joitakin / jotkut
second sekunti
hour tunti
day päivä
week viikko
month kuukausi
year vuosi
large iso / suuri
small pieni
fine hieno / hyvä
not (me) en
not (you) et
not (we) emme
not (they) eivät
not (he/she/it) ei
not (y'all) ette
dark pimeä
light valoisa
near lähellä
to live elää / asua
to speak puhua
to know tietää
where missä
however kuitenkin / kuitenkaan
actually itse asiassa / todellakin
definitely ehdottomasti / varmasti
barely tuskin / hädin tuskin
maybe ehkä
later myöhemmin
food ruoka
very hyvin / erittäin
enough tarpeeksi
land maa
place paikka
water vesi
plant kasvi
warm lämmin
cold kylmä
to like pitää
our -mme
my -ni
your -si
it's -nsa
their -nsa
y'alls -nne
how do we conjugate type 1 verbs in the present tense? Drop the "-a/-ä" and Add personal endings
how do we conjugate type 2 verbs in the present tense? Drop the "-da/-dä" and Add personal endings
how do we conjugate type 3 verbs in the present tense? Drop the "-la/-lä, -na/-nä, -ra/-rä, -sta/-stä", Add "-e" and Add personal endings
how do we conjugate type 4 verbs in the present tense? Drop the "-ta/-tä" and Add personal endings
how do we conjugate type 5 verbs in the present tense? Drop the "-ta/-tä", Add "-se" and Add personal endings
how do we conjugate type 6 verbs in the present tense? Drop the "-ta/-tä", Add "-ne" and Add personal endings
from jostakin
because koska
cute söpö
sweet suloinen
furniture huonekalut
sun aurinko
animal eläin
to know tietää
knowledge tieto
picture kuva
face kasvot
to hurt satuttaa
new uusi
circle ympyrä
round pyöreä
body keho
tall pitkä
skin iho
fire tuli
hot kuuma
cold kylmä
similar samanlainen
good hyvä
bad huono
box laatikko
bug ötökkä
raccoon kierteishäntäkarhu
end loppu
to love rakastaa
of -n
hand käsi
bread leipä
stick keppi
i do minä teen
i did minä tein
i will do minä teen (tulevaisuudessa)
you do sinä teet
you did sinä teit
you will do sinä teet (tulevaisuudessa)
it did se teki
it does se tekee
it will do se tekee (tulevaisuudessa)
to break rikkoa
broken rikki
open auki
to open avata
to feel tuntea
foot jalka
word sana
name nimi
hill mäki
way tie
direction suunta
old vanha
fear pelko
to fear pelätä
strange outo
fun hauska
moon kuu
back selkä
dead kuollut
to die kuolla
to help auttaa
help apu
to eat syödä
food ruoka
man mies
woman nainen
money raha
cash käteinen
card kortti
parent vanhempi
door ovi
window ikkuna
hole reikä
to see nähdä
hand käsi
red punainen
book kirja
website verkkosivusto
line viiva
fabric kangas
paper paperi
head pää
rule sääntö
green vihreä
blue sininen
to sleep nukkua
to rest levätä
to stay jäädä
to hear kuulla
group ryhmä
colourful värikäs
air ilma
paste liima
hard kova
rock kivi
difficult vaikea
fruit hedelmä
vegetable vihannes
i can minä voin
you can sinä voit
it can se voi
can i voinko minä
can it voiko se
plant kasvi
tree puu
forest metsä
bush pensas
to come tulla
noise melu
fish kala
yellow keltainen
orange oranssi
brown ruskea
grey harmaa
pest tuholainen
person henkilö
dirty likainen
dirt lika
mess sotku
tool työkalu
thing asia
store myymälä
market markkinat
to shop ostaa
to try yrittää
to hunt metsästää
ugly ruma
lizard lisko
all kaikki
under alla
other toinen
different erilainen
to changed muuttaa
to continue jatkaa
and ja
i go minä menen
i went minä menin
you go sinä menet
you went sinä menit
it goes hän menee
it went hän meni
later myöhemmin
tomorrow huomenna
next ensi
soon pian
how is the imperetive (2nd person singular) made? the imperative form is typically the verb stem
how is the imperetive (2nd person plural) made? "-kaa" or "-kää"
how is the imperetive (First Person Plural (Let's...)) made? "-kaamme" or "-käämme"
how is the imperetive (Third Person Singular) made? "-koon" or "-köön"
how is the imperetive (Third Person Plural) made? "-koot" or "-kööt"
to say sanoa
difficult vaikea
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