*CHANGE IN PLANS + SIDE NOTE* I said in the video this would be a two part series, but while editing I realized in order for my computer not to crash I have to further cut it up. This means in this video I'll only talk about the first conjugation (so the minä form) and the other two (sinä/hän) will be in my next video (that I'm currently editing!!) Thank you for understanding :) *ALSO* I said in the video this is the very basic verb conjucation - this means it refers to category type 1 verbs. (Yes, you heard that right, to make things more complicated there are 5 verb types! YIKES) but type 1 is the most common and the most basic one so a good place to start! Step by step folks ;)
It's so good to see you're back! I've been learning Finnish like one year ago but then i stopped. Cause i was complicated xD i hope you make more videos about Finnish language so i can learn it easier by watching you. Thank you!❤❤
Thank you for this. I really enjoy your language posts (and all your other posts too - so many of your discussions are excellent) because you keep them "to the point" and well organized. This keeps them very informative without being overwhelming. I'm actually learning some Finnish, and so much of it is because of your hard work!
Aww thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoy the layout and can follow along well enough. That makes me happy :) And I'm glad you've been able to learn some Finnish, that's great! :D
I'm learning finish from several sources, and you are so far the only one to actually explain verbs and how they work, you do great and thank you
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Again my very best compliments. I enjoy your gestures and facial expressions. Your teaching step by step and pronouncing so accurate and repeating every part of the words is very helpful. Many thanks!!
Excellent, Kat. Kiitos paljon. Very well put together for verb conjugation is something that really deters language learners, being such a big hill to climb early on.
You're awesome! As a lifelong Finnish non-Finnish speaker who is just beginning my lessons now that I live in Finland, your videos have been a great help. Kiitos! ^_^
One Year ! It takes just One Year ! You need to be active and pretty much forget Your EARLIER LIFE ! Remember That You Dont EAT - if You cant go to the Store to ask for Food !
This was great! Kiitos paljon! 😄 I like the first verb type and it's all clear until the ,,KPT" changes get in the game 😅 like understanding them and doing on paper is fine but when it comes to talking, oh man the struggle xD And I'm really happy about your slow pronounciation and the way you emphasize the syllables for us! 💙
Haha aww I'm glad you've been able to follow along xD And yes, I'm quite scared to do the KPT since I struggle to understand the rules myself haha. But I will definitely try and make a video about it !
I rly like yours pisamat) . Also have a suggestion - How about to made some videos about difference in meaming of the words like pitää,täytyy or on pakko in way of 'U must/need to'. Or what about words which is means 'to know' but if it person it will be 'tuntea' and if it a book then 'tietää'. In Finnish a lot of thoose exaples and I'm sure a lot of ppl will find these useful thx )
A great video; I am looking forward to the next sections. Using olla as an example is perhaps a bit confusing though because you didn't explain that it is irregular: minä olen, not minä olln! Also, please can you say the puhekieli forms as well like you used to do - eg. Mä oon etc. Thanks!
Olla isn't an irregular verb, olla is considered as a verbityyppi 3, every verb type conjugate differently. The video explains how to conjugate verbityyppi 1 in representative of Minä. I think olla is an example of stem verb not verbityyppi 1
Yes - what I meant was that Katya used olla as an example of an infinitive and then explained the conjugation of verb type 1: olla is introduced but not conjugated, so some might think that it is conjugated like type 1.
@@lianthony2983 the infinite or basic form she talks about is the stem with the 'infinite ending' a/ä seisoA but the stem here would be seiso where you can add up the endings. minä seison sinä seisot hän/se seisoo me seisomme te seisotte he/ne seisovat I hope that's right (: I'm also just learning for a month.
thank you so much my teacher. im from Việt NAm, Im learning finnish, i hope next year we can go to Finland to study, work and live there. sorry my english not reaaly good, so i try to understand what you teach and i use dictionary to translate. I hope one day, when we go to find we can meet you. The city we decided to live, study and work is TurKu. "Kiitos mitun oppetaja"
Hello! I’m Brazilian, and I’m really interested in getting to know somebody from Finland to find out more about the culture and the people. I’d love to make chat friends from Finland, or anywhere else, if somebody there’s interested in practicing English. My parents are French, so I know lots about Europe as well. Greetings from São Paulo!
Nice & Merci ! Have You ever heard of Finnish Baseball ( called Pesapallo ) ? There are many YT Videos to tell You the History of The Game ! It was an exhibition Game at Helsinki Olympics 40 - 52 but Australians - found the Rules too complicated at Melbourne 56 Games to carry on ! We have been drinking Gin Long Drink & Coca Cola since the Thanks to The Olympics !
I am re learning Finnish which I spoke as a child. Your videos are very helpful. Could you tell us about your own back ground? I ask because your English is so good. I feel a bit awkward asking but are you Finnish? Your English has an American accent and the cadence is so natural you really do sound as though US English is your first language. Thank you for putting up these videos.
@@KatChatsFinnish Thank you. I saw a video where you explained your background about 2 minutes after I posed the question, so now I feel silly! I am also half Finnish but brought up in England. I am a lot older than you and my Finnish mother was discouraged by well meaning people not to speak Finnish with me, as it would confuse me apparently. That is a huge regret as I know speak bad and ungrammatic Finnish. Your videos are excellent and I really thank you. I love your enthusiasm and clarity.
thank you, kiitos my grandmother spoke to me in Finn when I was pieni pioka (60 years ago now) . I can get the pronunciation correct but have never learned proper sentence structure or grammer.
I’m the same way. My grandmother spoke it fluently but she never taught my dad or her grandkids. I only ever learned a few words and phrases growing up.
Hi, I. Am from Bulgaria. I would like to fry to learn a little bit of this language... So diffrent compared to mine.!But you explane so interesting 🤩🤩🤩. Thanks! where did u learn English soo well?
Can you please reply the link if you have also have video how to use .verb basic form in a complete sentence... Because its so easy to inflect all the verb to personal pronouns..
Good to see you, kiddo! The "basic" form of a verb in many languages is the "infinitive", like "to be", "to drive", etc. Some languages, like Bulgarian, do not have an infinitive, so another form of the verb has to be used as their basic, or dictionary entry, form. By the way, keep it up! You're a great teacher!
We don’t have a direct word for please! You can make things sound more polite by adding -isi into it. For example: voisitko = could you, menisitkö = could you go, haluaisitko = do you want :)
I think it's verb type 3 (so the forms are a bit different from the one I explained in this vid), but in any case it would be: Minä menen, sinä menet, hän menee etc. :)
Hello, I have a question, please. Are my tenses correct? 1. Minä sain kokea vastoinkäymisiä. 2. Minä sain kokea tämä monta kerta. Meaning: 1. I got to experience adversity. 2. I got to experience this many times. Thank you in advance for your help. I'm learning finnish 😊
To summarize the video. If the verb ends with two vowels swap the last letter with an N. Pretty easy right? One thing to note, in Finnish we don't have the 'ing' thing, example: I eat and I'm eating both would be 'syön'
Turkish and Finnish are typologically very similar (they're both agglutinative). There are some theories that Finnish and Turkish are related, but most linguists don't believe this.
@@harrycook9041 yeah I know theories and I believe them. Because Finnish and Turkish people are both Ural-Altai race and of course they are coming from the similar ancestors. Even some word are similar to each other. For instance: Men (Ben) = Mina, Sen = Sina
Very good video but i gotta tell you:i'm italian and in italian "cazzo" which is pronounced exactly like "katso" means dick... I might have a childvs brain but i find it so funny😂😂😂
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*CHANGE IN PLANS + SIDE NOTE*
I said in the video this would be a two part series, but while editing I realized in order for my computer not to crash I have to further cut it up. This means in this video I'll only talk about the first conjugation (so the minä form) and the other two (sinä/hän) will be in my next video (that I'm currently editing!!)
Thank you for understanding :)
*ALSO* I said in the video this is the very basic verb conjucation - this means it refers to category type 1 verbs. (Yes, you heard that right, to make things more complicated there are 5 verb types! YIKES) but type 1 is the most common and the most basic one so a good place to start! Step by step folks ;)
Kiitos "erittäin paljon tästä jaksosta💐
Amazing video!
Thank you :)
Please keep making these type of videos. I’m planning to go to university in Finland so I’m starting to learn Finnish and these videos help a lot.
Paljon onnen, bro i am coming can you tell me about university of Finland,Kiitos
It's so good to see you're back! I've been learning Finnish like one year ago but then i stopped. Cause i was complicated xD i hope you make more videos about Finnish language so i can learn it easier by watching you. Thank you!❤❤
Hahah well that is my aim xD Currently editing another video :P
Learn the words first ! Everything comes narurally after You know Who is Doing What & Why & Where ! Minä lähden Saunaan !
Thank you for this. I really enjoy your language posts (and all your other posts too - so many of your discussions are excellent) because you keep them "to the point" and well organized. This keeps them very informative without being overwhelming.
I'm actually learning some Finnish, and so much of it is because of your hard work!
Aww thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoy the layout and can follow along well enough. That makes me happy :) And I'm glad you've been able to learn some Finnish, that's great! :D
I'm learning finish from several sources, and you are so far the only one to actually explain verbs and how they work,
you do great and thank you
Again my very best compliments. I enjoy your gestures and facial expressions. Your teaching step by step and pronouncing so accurate and repeating every part of the words is very helpful. Many thanks!!
Excellent, Kat. Kiitos paljon. Very well put together for verb conjugation is something that really deters language learners, being such a big hill to climb early on.
You are heaven sent for people like me trying to learn Finnish!
Aww kiitos!
Kiitos paljon, Katya. I really appreciate these Finnish language videos.
And kiitos for watching them and leaving such a lovely comment ^-^
You're awesome! As a lifelong Finnish non-Finnish speaker who is just beginning my lessons now that I live in Finland, your videos have been a great help. Kiitos! ^_^
Wish you all the best on the language learning journey!
One Year ! It takes just One Year ! You need to be active and pretty much forget Your EARLIER LIFE ! Remember That You Dont EAT - if You cant go to the Store to ask for Food !
This was great! Kiitos paljon! 😄
I like the first verb type and it's all clear until the ,,KPT" changes get in the game 😅 like understanding them and doing on paper is fine but when it comes to talking, oh man the struggle xD And I'm really happy about your slow pronounciation and the way you emphasize the syllables for us! 💙
Haha aww I'm glad you've been able to follow along xD And yes, I'm quite scared to do the KPT since I struggle to understand the rules myself haha. But I will definitely try and make a video about it !
For me it's very logic :)
Looking for more episodes about Finish verbs!
Keep up the good work because you're awesome teacher
Awww thank you so much ^-^
I like the way you explain the subject..so clear..so charming..so easy to understand. Thanks!!
I loved this video, so clear… You are a great teacher ♥️
I’m so glad, thank you so much :)
Literally a lifesaver, I've been up and down the internet trying to find this lmao
Hi !
Just wanted to say that this was a great video and I learnt a lot from it , now going to the next video in the series 😁
I love the way you teach. Please do not stop teaching.
Aww thank you so much, that's so great to hear! Kiitos!
@@KatChatsFinnish ole hyvä
kiitos!! these types of verbs sound easy to learn ;) you explained it very well!
Aw thank you :)
Step by step👍🏼 Thank you for sharing Finnish! 🤩
I love your ways of teaching
Thank you so much!
I loved this video so much, you made it simple and crisp..... Kiitos, sina olet todella kaunis......😇
Great to have you doin these vids, I coincidentally came across em and you're doin one heck of a job!
Your videos are helping me so much thank you for making these!!
I'm so glad! Thank you so much! :)
That's awesome. Perfectly clear
Totta joka sana! Olet upeaa mainosta "Härmästä" maailmalla internetin ihmeellisesssä maailmassa. Siellä(siis täällä)se elämä on! Menestystä ja onnea!
I rly like yours pisamat) . Also have a suggestion - How about to made some videos about difference in meaming of the words like pitää,täytyy or on pakko in way of 'U must/need to'. Or what about words which is means 'to know' but if it person it will be 'tuntea' and if it a book then 'tietää'. In Finnish a lot of thoose exaples and I'm sure a lot of ppl will find these useful thx )
A great video; I am looking forward to the next sections. Using olla as an example is perhaps a bit confusing though because you didn't explain that it is irregular: minä olen, not minä olln! Also, please can you say the puhekieli forms as well like you used to do - eg. Mä oon etc. Thanks!
Olla isn't an irregular verb, olla is considered as a verbityyppi 3, every verb type conjugate differently. The video explains how to conjugate verbityyppi 1 in representative of Minä. I think olla is an example of stem verb not verbityyppi 1
Yes - what I meant was that Katya used olla as an example of an infinitive and then explained the conjugation of verb type 1: olla is introduced but not conjugated, so some might think that it is conjugated like type 1.
Oops I meant it as a basic form of a verb but yeah it's confusing since it's not in type 1 SORRY!
The "basic form" is known as the infinitive.
Not in every language though.
What about the stem? Is the stem and the basic form the same thing just wondering?
@@lianthony2983 the infinite or basic form she talks about is the stem with the 'infinite ending' a/ä
seisoA
but the stem here would be seiso where you can add up the endings.
minä seison
sinä seisot
hän/se seisoo
me seisomme
te seisotte
he/ne seisovat
I hope that's right (: I'm also just learning for a month.
@@nio2078
Infinitive ≠ Infinite
Its called the stem
thank you for your great videos!
kiitos! :)
Your eyes take all my focus away lol.. damn you prettaaaay! KAUNIS!
Thank you very much. Kiitos!
Thank you too!
Thank you, this is really helpful!
I'm so glad!
thank you so much my teacher. im from Việt NAm, Im learning finnish, i hope next year we can go to Finland to study, work and live there. sorry my english not reaaly good, so i try to understand what you teach and i use dictionary to translate. I hope one day, when we go to find we can meet you. The city we decided to live, study and work is TurKu. "Kiitos mitun oppetaja"
Hello! I’m Brazilian, and I’m really interested in getting to know somebody from Finland to find out more about the culture and the people. I’d love to make chat friends from Finland, or anywhere else, if somebody there’s interested in practicing English. My parents are French, so I know lots about Europe as well. Greetings from São Paulo!
Nice & Merci ! Have You ever heard of Finnish Baseball ( called Pesapallo ) ? There are many YT Videos to tell You the History of The Game ! It was an exhibition Game at Helsinki Olympics 40 - 52 but Australians - found the Rules too complicated at Melbourne 56 Games to carry on ! We have been drinking Gin Long Drink & Coca Cola since the Thanks to The Olympics !
Thank you for your video. It's helpful.
Nice way of explaining plz do more
you're a very good teacher
I am re learning Finnish which I spoke as a child. Your videos are very helpful. Could you tell us about your own back ground? I ask because your English is so good. I feel a bit awkward asking but are you Finnish? Your English has an American accent and the cadence is so natural you really do sound as though US English is your first language. Thank you for putting up these videos.
I'm half Finnish/half American so grew up bilingual :) And thank you for watching ^-^
@@KatChatsFinnish Thank you. I saw a video where you explained your background about 2 minutes after I posed the question, so now I feel silly! I am also half Finnish but brought up in England. I am a lot older than you and my Finnish mother was discouraged by well meaning people not to speak Finnish with me, as it would confuse me apparently. That is a huge regret as I know speak bad and ungrammatic Finnish. Your videos are excellent and I really thank you. I love your enthusiasm and clarity.
Kiitos paljon I learn paljon from your video
Kiitos!
You are a good teacher. Thank You :D
Aw thank you so much :)
"Itkeä" sounds the same as "IKEA" 😊🇸🇪
OMG why am I discovering this channel now?, or rather, why the heck didn't I do it before?
:)
thank you, kiitos my grandmother spoke to me in Finn when I was pieni pioka (60 years ago now) . I can get the pronunciation correct but have never learned proper sentence structure or grammer.
I’m the same way. My grandmother spoke it fluently but she never taught my dad or her grandkids. I only ever learned a few words and phrases growing up.
@@obnoxious_cow3582 and then there is the danger whe you yourself do not know what is correct to " make up Phrases "
thank you for sharing this stuff..its really useful
Awww and thanks for watching :)
WELL EXPLAINED. JEESUS RAKASTAA SINUA
Hi Kat..are you living in Finland till now?....i will be working with Finland and your videos are of great help....would like to know more about you
Onks täällä suomalaisia?
juu
Kyllä on
Juu
Hi..is this korek if i use basic form?
Mä haluan nukkua lisää..
I want to sleep more
Or shall i say. Mä haluan nukun lisää?
Hi, I. Am from Bulgaria. I would like to fry to learn a little bit of this language... So diffrent compared to mine.!But you explane so interesting 🤩🤩🤩. Thanks! where did u learn English soo well?
I’m half American so grew up speaking both languages :)
Can you please reply the link if you have also have video how to use .verb basic form in a complete sentence...
Because its so easy to inflect all the verb to personal pronouns..
You are Awesome! Tnks
Thank you! :)
i hope you can help me with the word alkaa how can i get the body please... kiitos
Great class
Kiitos :)
Thanks a lot
0:46 there are actually 7, minä, sinä, hän, me, te, he + passiivi (passive)
Yep the passive, I didn't want to make things too confusing so left it out for now. Will ofc have to make a separate video dedicated to it :P
Kiitos ❤
Good to see you, kiddo! The "basic" form of a verb in many languages is the "infinitive", like "to be", "to drive", etc. Some languages, like Bulgarian, do not have an infinitive, so another form of the verb has to be used as their basic, or dictionary entry, form. By the way, keep it up! You're a great teacher!
Oh that's interesting! :o And thanks so much :)
Hi Madam Am From Ethiopia I Like You I Always Follow Your Lecture.
Thank you so much!
Kiitos paljon
Could you do sijamuodot i have a test and need help
Tervetuole oppetaja!
What about verb mennä? I am confused, should we add third n?
Kiitos
Kiitos päljon, Katja.
Kiitos :)
Hei KatiChati
I could not find out the finnish word for /please《/. HAVE A GOT THIS WORD IN FINNISH OR NOT?KIITOS PALLION
We don’t have a direct word for please! You can make things sound more polite by adding -isi into it. For example: voisitko = could you, menisitkö = could you go, haluaisitko = do you want :)
@@KatChatsFinnish Kiitos paljon for your completed answer. You are legend
Bless you!
@@meyminsaliev1137 Happy to help!
“Basic” form is referred to as an infinitive
Hey! What about ”mennä”? Is it then ”menn”???? Or is it like ”mennän”?
I think it's verb type 3 (so the forms are a bit different from the one I explained in this vid), but in any case it would be: Minä menen, sinä menet, hän menee etc. :)
KatChats thanks!
wow w Minä menen, Sinä menet, Hän menee, Me menemme, Te menette, He menevät (I am little late :D)
@@slai6597 ootko suomalainen? are you Finnish? Sorry bad english
M juu
thank you so much!!!
Olet niin söpö ❤️❤️❤️
Hello, I have a question, please. Are my tenses correct? 1. Minä sain kokea vastoinkäymisiä. 2. Minä sain kokea tämä monta kerta. Meaning: 1. I got to experience adversity. 2. I got to experience this many times. Thank you in advance for your help. I'm learning finnish 😊
Number 1 is correct! Number 2 would be: Minä sain kokea tämän monta kertaa. :)
@@KatChatsFinnish Kiitos😘
Kiitos!
Good one.
Thanks!
Wooow! You speak finnish like it is your firsl language 😀👏👏👏
good channel
Thank you so much!
All you have to do is take the a abd add n when using minna,?
In type 1 verbs yes😁
you are great
To summarize the video. If the verb ends with two vowels swap the last letter with an N. Pretty easy right?
One thing to note, in Finnish we don't have the 'ing' thing, example: I eat and I'm eating both would be 'syön'
Great summary!
So where do the '5 infinitives' fit into this ?
Its structure is very similar to Turkish actually.
Turkish and Finnish are typologically very similar (they're both agglutinative). There are some theories that Finnish and Turkish are related, but most linguists don't believe this.
@@harrycook9041 yeah I know theories and I believe them. Because Finnish and Turkish people are both Ural-Altai race and of course they are coming from the similar ancestors. Even some word are similar to each other.
For instance: Men (Ben) = Mina, Sen = Sina
thank you sooooooooo much!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:)
kiitos paljon
Thank you vrey much
Hi Kat , i was looking you in italki couldn't find you.
i want to learn Finnish so bad because I'm half Finnish but it seems so hard idk if i can do it... hahahaha
hi my friend how r u?
Can you answer it? 5x5-5÷5+1=
What about for olla & mennä?
Bhai india waale har foreign video ke comment me dikhte hi dikhte h.....
Koi dusra kaam dhandha na hai ka....
5:31 Minä cat son! :D
xD
You mean infinitive when you say "core" form of the verb. Also, you need to say 1st, 2nd, 3rd person plural or singular.
Hello mam what is "only" in fin?
"vain"
Good Job young lady
Thank you!
Thanks a lot
Very good video but i gotta tell you:i'm italian and in italian "cazzo" which is pronounced exactly like "katso" means dick... I might have a childvs brain but i find it so funny😂😂😂
hahaha omg
Stavo giusto cercando qualche commento di un italiano!! 😆😆 almeno è facile da ricordare!!
sinä olet kaunis.
kiitos :P
❤❤❤
Ui juma mite menee suomalaisetttt??? :DDD
Hahaha 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Does it work the same way in puhekieli? (Mä katson?)
yes, but people often drop the s with "Mä katson" to make it "Mä katon"
large meme great, kiitos avustasi
THANK YOU THANK YOU :D
Hahah and thank YOU for watching :)
Super 🤓😉
minä katson sinä video Is it right
Minä katson sinun videoa = I'm watching your video, Minä katsoin sinun videon = I watched your video :)
Minä sanon
Minä katson
Minä itken
Minä puhun
Kiitos
Kiitos - I am currently studying the language on DuoLingo, and am thoroughly enjoying all of the interesting patterns therein.
hi my friend how r u? I Love your country? My country Bangladesh
I'm good thanks! :)