How to use objects in the Finnish language!? 🇫🇮

In this video I discuss the use of objects in the Finnish language.
Perus Muoto - when using olla verb alone, describing, having something (countable objects only)
Partitiivi Muoto - food/drink/substance/uncountable objects, partial objects, partial/long/incomplete processes, negative sentences, when using a number bigger than 1 with an object
Genitiivi Muoto - 100% of singular object
Monikko -T Muoto - 100% of multiple objects
Monikko I Partitiivi - Same as Partitiivi, but for multiple whole objects (less than 100%)
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[@lizafernandez8344]

You explained it well easily to understand and remembered..i learned a lot.kiitos paljon

[@kdmfinn]

Thank you. I"m studying Finnish and was wondering about objects and found your explanation useful. You present yourself well.

[@PaulVinonaama]

"Luin kirjan" is perfect kirjakieli. In speech most would say "Mä luin kirjan", in Helsinki at least.

[@mdabdurrahimz]

Keep making a lot videos like this.

[@elderscrollsswimmer4833]

Not just bigger than one, you go with partitiivi also if it's like half a thing.

[@Finnago94]

This is true!! The same as puoli... Okay, any whole number bigger than 1! 😅

[@AmonBett06]

What is the difference between nama and Tama

[@Finnago94]

Tämä is this and nämä is these (used for plural). Similarly, tuo is that and Nuo is those. I hope this helps ☺️

[@lizafernandez8344]

more videos about verbs of sensory perception and demonstrayive..kiitos paljon.