Partitiivi EXPLAINED

In this video, I tell you about the Partitiivi case!
Partitiivi has no equivalent in English and many other languages, so that makes it quite hard to understand what is the function of that. This video will uncover what partitiivi is in Finnish language!
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[@Mimo95vlog]

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[@habicht6]

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[@Mayhem2019]

You really have a knack for explaining things in a clear and concise way, I follow a lot of other Finnish teachers and while I do learn from them, when I watch your videos, I don't just learn, I actually understand the why and how , and for that I am grateful, I hope your channel grows and you can monetize so you can keep bringing content like this.

[@امیرپنق-ذ8ط]

Fuck mate there are no rules to be honest I’ve been 8 years in Finland I do speak Finnish well but I’m afraid of making mistakes so I started learning it again and read the rules again over and over but it’s hard for example with negative minulla ei ole kirjaa tere we go minulla ei ole kiire here we go no partitiivi just like minulla on kaksi kättä partitiivi minulla ei ole nälkä no partitiivi and I know there are a lot of words that do not accept the partitiivi case form for example juosta it becomes juoksen and it’s the 3 verb and the 3 verb + e so kävellä kävelen where did kse came from just like tuo on vaaralista and tuo on vaarallinen mies so if it’s object then partitiivi but here we go again en ole suomalainen why not en ole suomalaista it’s negative word maybe coz it’s adjective not sure still trying to get it

[@EcuaFin92]

It is really good how you explained it.

[@FLTService]

Thank you! :)

[@srijanabudhathoki7096]

i found this video so useful… kiitos paljon😊

[@everyday_kaye7799]

Thank you for this vlog. As a foreign student learning Finnish, I found this content very helpful and informative. More content like this please. Kiitos Paljon!

[@FLTService]

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

[@geethanimendis6778]

I was struggling to understand partitiivi. Watched so many videos but this video was the one which helped me a lot to understand it better. Kiitos paljon

[@EntertainPassions786]

Thank you so much for your useful information😊😊

[@Moneyless.In.Brazil]

Thanks for this! Nice energy 🙌

[@Rudy2819]

Kiitos paljon😊

[@nilavazhagi4297]

Kiitos paljon

[@emonkhan8089]

How kieli becomes kiel-tä in pertitivi??

[@FLTService]

Kieli is an "old" word ending in -li. Those kinds of words get -tä ending in partitiivi. In those words, we remove the last -i and add the -tä or -ta.

[@emonkhan8089]

@@FLTService how can I know that is a old word ? Thank you very much

[@FLTService]

@@emonkhan8089 Old words are usually words related to nature. Check out this good article about it: www.askafinnishteacher.com/blog/how-do-you-recognize-finnish-word-types