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In this video, "johtua" here means ... be caused by... Simple explanation is here: for the 1st sentence will be VOI here means CAN in English, therefore after VOI, original form of the verb JOHTUA should be here. 1. Väsymys voi JOHTUA stressistä. (Fatigue can be caused by stress.) While the 2nd sentence , it is Se JOHTUU form minä johdun sinä johdut hän/se johtuu 2. Ilmastonmuutos johtuu hiilidioksidipäästöistä. (Climate change is caused by carbon dioxide emissions.) Please feel free to ask if you still have any other question. Happy study!

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Virpominen on perinne Suomessa, jossa lapset pukeutuvat noitina ja käyvät ovelta ovelle koristelluilla virpomisvitsaksilla. He lausuvat lorun tai laulun, toivoen talouden hyvää terveyttä ja onnea palkkioksi pääsiäisherkkuja. Tämä viehättävä tapa lisää juhlamieltä kohti pääsiäistä Suomessa. "Virpoa" on verbi, joka kuvaa tätä toimintaa eli lasten perinnettä pukeutua noitina ja käydä virpomassa naapureilla. "Tässä on video virpomisesta ja virpoamisesta. th-cam.com/video/76nAGy8kzHg/w-d-xo.html

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"Monta hedelmää" directly translates to "many fruits" and is used when referring to a specific number of fruits, emphasizing quantity. "Paljon hedelmiä" translates to "a lot of fruits" and is a more general expression of abundance without specifying a particular number.

Another example is :"Monta lintua" means "Many birds" and is used when referring to a specific quantity of birds. "Paljon lintuja" means "A lot of birds" and is a more general expression of abundance without specifying a particular quantity.

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@@vickyzhouinfinland5838 谢谢你的回复。祝你TH-cam 越来越火🔥

Ole hyvä!🤗🤗

2021过了 B1 之后就停止学习了😜，后来又捡起来了。你呢？

Kiitos, että kerroit minulle. JOS et kertonut minulle täällä, luulin, että ihmiset eivät pidä tällaisista lyhyistä videoista. Kyllä, jatkan sitten lyhyiden videoiden tallentamista ja lataamista.

Tervetuloa! 😊

Silloin talloin on and off😜 yli 4 vuotta. Entä sinä?

Thank you for your suggestion! At the moment, I haven't yet learned how to activate English subtitles for my videos. However, I appreciate your feedback. I believe that immersion-style learning, while challenging for beginners, can be incredibly effective in the long run. Over time, you'll be amazed at how much progress you can make and how well you'll understand the content. Additionally, I have beginner-level course videos available on my TH-cam channel that you or anyone else can check out.

To be honest with you, I haven't yet learned how to activate English subtitles for my videos. The same reply as the above one, I believe that immersion-style learning, while challenging for beginners, can be incredibly effective in the long run. Over time, you'll be amazed at how much progress you can make and how well you'll understand the content. Additionally, I have beginner-level course videos available on my TH-cam channel that you or anyone else can check out.

@@vickyzhouinfinland5838 Kiitoksia, Vicky

You can do the same! Just keep practising ;). I am happy we are here together to make our progress . Tsemppiä !

Kiitos, että seuraat ja opiskelet yhdessä täällä:).

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Kiitos, että seuraat ja opiskelet yhdessä täällä :).

"Vaate" is the singular form and basic form (perusmuoto), meaning "clothing item" or "garment" in English. So, if you're referring to one piece of clothing, you would use "vaate." While "Vaatteet" is the plural form, meaning "clothes" or "clothing" in English. It refers to multiple pieces of clothing collectively. For example: "Minulla on kaunis vaate." (I have a beautiful garment.) "Minulla on kauniit vaatteet." (I have beautiful clothes.)😊 Kiitos, että seuraat ja opiskelet yhdessä täällä😊!

@@vickyzhouinfinland5838 Kiitos erittäin paljon!

Kiitos, että seuraat ja opiskelet yhdessä täällä:).

"KASVI" is the singular subject form, "KASVEJA" is the plural object form, and "KASVEISTA" is the plural form used after prepositions. KASVI is the basic form of the word, known as the nominative singular. It is used when referring to a single plant as the subject of a sentence. For example: "Tämä kasvi kasvaa nopeasti." (This plant grows quickly.) KASVEJA: This is the plural form of "KASVI," known as the partitive plural. It is used when referring to multiple plants as the object of a sentence or in certain other grammatical contexts. For example: "Keräsin kasveja puutarhasta." (I gathered plants from the garden.) KASVEISTA: This is also a plural form of "KASVI," but it's used in different contexts. It's the partitive plural form, used when referring to multiple plants as the object of a preposition, such as "of," "about," or "from." For example: "Puhumme kasveista." (We are talking about plants.) "Ostin kukkia kasveista." (I bought flowers from the plants.) I hope now it is clearer, if not, pls do not hesitate to leave a message here :).

I think your response is very clear, thank you for your time and explanation. Have a nice week!@@vickyzhouinfinland5838