as a russian, it is so easy for me, when every pronoun has a case. i am easily understand the difference between minua and minulle. also, in one video you said that kiselli is not popular in us or uk, but in russia we have this drink too)
They are the same forms as possessive personal pronouns (persoonapronominien genetiivi): minun, sinun, hänen etc. There's no difference in Finnish between those forms. Hope that helped. :-)
Is this mandatory to speak any countries name in Finnish. Don't they understand if i say any countries name in english? Also expalin why isa become isansa and punainen become punaiset?
minun kuppini #my cup sinun kuppisi #your cup hänen kuppinsa #his/her cup meidän kuppimme #our cup teidän kuppinne #your (plural) cup heidän kuppinsa #their cup….. Minun- NI Sinun -SI Hänen- NSA Meidän - mme Teidän-tänne Heidän-NSA
Hi could you translate this into finnish? thanks O Come, O Come, Emmanuel : O come, O come, Emmanuel To free your captive Israel That mourns in lonely exile here Until the Son of God appear Rejoice! Rejoice! O Israel To you shall come Emmanuel
Veni, veni, Emmanuel Captivum solve Israel, Qui gemit in exsilio Privatus Dei Filio Gaude! Gaude! Emmanuel Nascetur pro te, Israel
O come, O come, great Lord of might And to Thy tribes, on Sinai's height In ancient times once gave the law In majesty and cloud and awe Rejoice! Rejoice! O Israel To you shall come Emmanuel
Rejoice! Rejoice! O Israel To you shall come Emmanuel
I love when you give incouragement words at the end of your video it helps me to not give up learning Finn language thanks Anna you help me a lot♥️🙏💕
Best teacher, I have ever seen online. kiitos paljon Anna
Very nice, I’ve been using duolingo to learn some Finnish and i needed some help with this subject. Thanks for the video
This is complete package, kitos Anna, more power to you and May God Bless You always.❤
Thank you!
An amazing way to teach ❤I love Finnish people and hopefully will learn to be able to communicate in the future 🙏🙏🙏
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Kiitos paljon Anna, se on todella mukava oppitunti
🙏kiitos Anna ,help me a lot
Thank you Anna,you are best
as a russian, it is so easy for me, when every pronoun has a case. i am easily understand the difference between minua and minulle. also, in one video you said that kiselli is not popular in us or uk, but in russia we have this drink too)
Thanks Anna for the video se on helppoa ymmärrän 😘
You got my first like .Good job
Thanks!
hei ! kiitos paljon ! great video as always, like your way of teaching, btw fines cases oh yeah, enjoy your sunday, moi moi
So glad you liked it. :-) Happy Sunday to you, too!
If I wanna use kengät instead of kenkäni. Is it correct or no.
Correct
Kiitos paljon. Sinun kurssi on tosi helppo!
Great lesson keep up 😗
I would like to hear more about how the subject noun’s ending is changed, depending on who possesses the subject.
I am so thankful I have come across ur channel :) really like your videos
Thank you! Glad you like them!
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Very helpful, kiitos paljon🤗
Great language I love to learn I teach 21 languages and I love to study in finland
Thanks Anna !
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Thank you dear
Its easy and funny
Kiitos!
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kiitos! any update Anna
Kiitos
Hello, when do you use elatiivi pronouns? minusta, sinusta, Pedrosta etc... what do they mean?
Excellent video.
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I - minä
You - sinä
He/she - hän
It - se
We - me
You - te
They - he
Paljon kiitoksia 👍🙂
So would te be like “you all” in English?
Yes, the meaning is plural!
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Kiitos kun katsoit!
can you please elaborate the you sing well become te laulatte hyvin
and how about how to say mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs in finnish?
They are the same forms as possessive personal pronouns (persoonapronominien genetiivi): minun, sinun, hänen etc. There's no difference in Finnish between those forms. Hope that helped. :-)
Great, but there are some changes which I didn't understand.for example kenkäni kengät
In the end of the video you mention requests. Are you stil taking them?
Teacher is opettaja but why opettajansa after Heidan ?
Is this mandatory to speak any countries name in Finnish. Don't they understand if i say any countries name in english? Also expalin why isa become isansa and punainen become punaiset?
I wonder how zou would say.."I take my red shoes" kiitos!!
Btw, te exists in portuguese it means vocês so for me it was a bit easier
Great
minun kuppini #my cup
sinun kuppisi #your cup
hänen kuppinsa #his/her cup
meidän kuppimme #our cup
teidän kuppinne #your (plural) cup
heidän kuppinsa #their cup…..
Minun- NI
Sinun -SI
Hänen- NSA
Meidän - mme
Teidän-tänne
Heidän-NSA
Why You are Not making videos
great
More videos anna
Can't we just say
He ovat Ruotsi
Minä rakastan sinua
Hi could you translate this into finnish? thanks
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
:
O come, O come, Emmanuel
To free your captive Israel
That mourns in lonely exile here
Until the Son of God appear
Rejoice! Rejoice! O Israel
To you shall come Emmanuel
Veni, veni, Emmanuel
Captivum solve Israel,
Qui gemit in exsilio
Privatus Dei Filio
Gaude! Gaude! Emmanuel
Nascetur pro te, Israel
O come, O come, great Lord of might
And to Thy tribes, on Sinai's height
In ancient times once gave the law
In majesty and cloud and awe
Rejoice! Rejoice! O Israel
To you shall come Emmanuel
Rejoice! Rejoice! O Israel
To you shall come Emmanuel
hell no
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