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Mie oon hullu saksalainen :-) opettelen suomea skypen kautta... --- I'm a crazy german :-) and teach finnish via skype
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    somehow you may tell the future als with "tulla + translative or elative" tästä marjoista tulee hyvää mehua. Sinä tulet sairaaksi.
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    well without any knowledge a bit difficult... better find a teacher... if you cant find it in your home town, some where via skype
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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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    that's right its called vokaalisointu... and remember if there are only i and e the front vowels are used... when e and i are mixed with other vocals , these vocals decides what kind of postfixes are used. if it is a compound noun , the last one is the one which is the deciding: työvuoroSSA - koulupäiväLLÄ huom! meri -mertA mutta regular merellä veri -vertA mutta regular veressä and foreign words dont follow the vocalharmony eg olYmpialaiset
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  • Commented

    find a teacher :-) and learn via skype

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    matkustaja voidaan nimeltää niitä ihmisiä... mutta se auto...hmm en usko että siellä on "erikoinen" nimi autolle

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  • Commented

    suku = greater family(in latin: gens, gentis) :-)

              but also gender! in fill-in forms you may find:

     

    suku:  o mies  o nainen

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    mikä is nominative, it is used in questions where you ask for the subject of a sentance.

     

    mitä is partitive, it is used when you ask for an object which would in the sentance in the partive.

     

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    ihminen = human being

    henkilö = person (normally used for payment or so)

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    yö night is the base

    you know that the plural is build with i

    and is there are already 2vocals the first one disappears (yöllä -> öillä)

    -isin is a rare transformation, that means regually (eg maanantaisin on mondays), it is an adverb then

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