HERE and THERE is another tricky thing in Finnish. As far as I know: (1) Tässä/täällä (here) and tuossa/tuolla (there) expresses NO MOVEMENT; (2) Tänne ("to" here) and tuonne/sinne ("to" there) expresses MOVEMENT. ***AM I RIGHT? It would be very nice (sugestion) if you made a special vídeo explaining this TRICKY feature of Finnish. How would I say in kirjakieli (you singular) the following? 1. Come here. Go there. 2. Bring it here. Take it there. 3. Put it here. Put it there. 4. It is here (a book). It is there. 5. What were you doing here? What were you doing there? This is so tricky that there are other words related such as: siinä, siellä; And also is tricky the difference between tässä, täällä and tuossa, tuolla. THANKS FOR READING THIS LONG REQUEST.
It took me 25 minutes to pronounce correctly the word ¨ tykkäätkö ¨ hahaaha😁😅😂😝😝 but now I got it right!!!! and I love it when I actually start to speak more 😍💕💕 KIITOS ANNA !!!!!❤️
hei so great thanks, the suffix ssa/ssä that it is -in the place- righ, inessive case, damn finnish cases are complicated but so interesting, really i am trying learn it well, really thank you, suurkiitokset for share your awesome video classes with us, i really appreciate it a lot, gracias/ than you/ kiitos anna.
Yes, Finnish cases are indeed complicated, but don't worry too much about it, Finns will probably understand you even if you use the wrong case. :-) Glad you find my videos useful, thanks for watching and for your kind comment!
You can say this in a few different ways, depending on what kind of truck you drive. A big truck, you'd say "Olen rekkakuski/rekka-auton kuljettaja". A smaller one (lorry type), you'd say "Olen kuorma-auton kuljettaja" (kuski is a shorter form of kuljettaja). Good luck on your language learning!
I really like the language, its sound and its logic although it's t o t a l l y different from my mother-tongue (Greek), but god damn the words are huge 😂 Also very helpful lessons ❤️
Yes, definitely, you've translated it correctly! And yes, you can ask "Mikä sinun työsi on?", although it's not a common way to put it, but Finns would understand it!
Sure, I keep my horse in the kitchen! ;-D I actually thought if I should include another smaller pet instead, but since there are a lot of horse lovers in especially the younger generations, I chose the horse. :-)
That's amazing! This is the first language I've studied in which the word for email isn't "email." Excellent work, people of Suomi!
:-D Email is also used in Finnish, but sähköposti is the native word.
In French email is courriel electronique, but "email" will be understood too!
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Anna , thanks so much. I learned a lot form your video.
I want to ask when to use mikä or mitä in a question sentence.
Thank you very much for these videos! Anna, they are really helpful! :))
Thanks, glad to hear it! :-)
HERE and THERE is another tricky thing in Finnish.
As far as I know:
(1) Tässä/täällä (here) and tuossa/tuolla (there) expresses NO MOVEMENT;
(2) Tänne ("to" here) and tuonne/sinne ("to" there) expresses MOVEMENT.
***AM I RIGHT?
It would be very nice (sugestion) if you made a special vídeo explaining this TRICKY feature of Finnish.
How would I say in kirjakieli (you singular) the following?
1. Come here. Go there.
2. Bring it here. Take it there.
3. Put it here. Put it there.
4. It is here (a book). It is there.
5. What were you doing here? What were you doing there?
This is so tricky that there are other words related such as: siinä, siellä;
And also is tricky the difference between tässä, täällä and tuossa, tuolla.
THANKS FOR READING THIS LONG REQUEST.
Yes, you are right about (1) and (2). Thanks for the video suggestion, I'll put demonstrative pronouns on my list!
You explain very well. Kiitos palljon.
Thank you so much ope anna really appreciated..hope you will upload more vedio about conversation.
Thank you for the lessons. Ive heard this language is very hard to learn so i probably wont continue with it. Thanks again.
Wonderful videos thank you so much for making and sharing them! Kiitos!
It took me 25 minutes to pronounce correctly the word ¨ tykkäätkö ¨ hahaaha😁😅😂😝😝 but now I got it right!!!! and I love it when I actually start to speak more 😍💕💕 KIITOS ANNA !!!!!❤️
Yay, congrats! So glad you got it right! :_)
No kiitos paljon Anna❤
Hello miss anna,all your videos are so informative and really helpful..how about doing video for mihin,missa ,mista also🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻thank you
3:47 why the final -jä?
Excellent Anna
Hii what is language required for citizenship in Finland A2 or B1
hei so great thanks, the suffix ssa/ssä that it is -in the place- righ, inessive case, damn finnish cases are complicated but so interesting, really i am trying learn it well, really thank you, suurkiitokset for share your awesome video classes with us, i really appreciate it a lot, gracias/ than you/ kiitos anna.
Yes, Finnish cases are indeed complicated, but don't worry too much about it, Finns will probably understand you even if you use the wrong case. :-) Glad you find my videos useful, thanks for watching and for your kind comment!
How do you say I'm a truck driver?
I get paid to stare out the window all day haha so what better use I can make of my time than to learn a language .
You can say this in a few different ways, depending on what kind of truck you drive. A big truck, you'd say "Olen rekkakuski/rekka-auton kuljettaja". A smaller one (lorry type), you'd say "Olen kuorma-auton kuljettaja" (kuski is a shorter form of kuljettaja). Good luck on your language learning!
Anna, what is different between 'Mikä osoiteesi on?' and 'Mikä sinun osoite on?' grammatically?
I guess no difference
❤ kiitos paljon
I really like the language, its sound and its logic although it's t o t a l l y different from my mother-tongue (Greek), but god damn the words are huge 😂 Also very helpful lessons ❤️
"mitä teet työksesi" seems like literally " what do you do for (as part of) your job". Can I say simply "mikä sinun työsi on"? Is it properly?
Yes, definitely, you've translated it correctly! And yes, you can ask "Mikä sinun työsi on?", although it's not a common way to put it, but Finns would understand it!
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Very nice.
great Anna
Thanks! :-)
Wait ! Does that mean that owning a bet horse is common in Finland, that's so unfair haha !
Sure, I keep my horse in the kitchen! ;-D I actually thought if I should include another smaller pet instead, but since there are a lot of horse lovers in especially the younger generations, I chose the horse. :-)
great, kiitos
Ole hyvä!
Hyvä kiitos
Awesome
Thanks, glad you liked it!
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You speak to fast....... 😭😭😭😭😭