What is the "simple present" in Finnish?
I don't mean the translation for the word but the whole tense.
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In finnish grammars the present tense is simply called "preesens "
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ok du denkst ans englische simple presens and presens progressive..
das normale Präsens ist menen, tulet,syö,kysymme, vastaatte,ovat usw
es ist möglich eine Art presens progressive mit Hilfe des Infinitives3 Inessiv zu bilden:
i'm eating- ich bin beim Essen- olen syömässä
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I don't what is simple present since we have just present, imperfect, perfect and pluperfect and participles...
Here's a table with basic conjugation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish_verb_conjugation#Basic_tenses_in_the_indicative_mood
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