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I read in one place that 'päivää' meant 'day' and in another place that it meant 'afternoon'. Does it mean both or just one?

By the way, thank you for inviting me!
  • Por ikkunaprinsessa hace 6 mes(es)
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Kamilla publicado hace 6 mes(es)
Well 'päivä' means 'day', but 'päivää' means 'afternoon'. You know 'hyvää päivää' means 'good afternoon' but of course you can say it 'päivää' = ''afternoon'. You got it? :)

You're welcome :D


Yes, thank you!
  • Por ikkunaprinsessa hace 6 mes(es)
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how to start?????
  • Por Alex hace 6 mes(es)
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Terve!

I've asked a question on answers: "Missä on ----?" or "Missä ---- on?".
How do you say "Where is <something>?".
  • Por Jorge Miguel hace 6 mes(es)
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Terve!

I've seen that many of the members are spanish.... maybe we coul create a group for spanish learning of finnish...

Nakemiin.
  • Por Jorge Miguel hace 6 mes(es)
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Kamilla publicado hace 6 mes(es)
Exemple..: Where is my cat? - Missä on minun kissani or Missä minun kissani on?..
Where am I? - Missä minä olen?..

Umm.. Is that what you were looking for..? Or did I misunderstand your queston? :D


Yes.... and no....

I meant the difference between using the verb 'to be' before or after the noun....
I got from Silja that it is refered to whether you know the place or not.

Missä pankki on? - You know the bank is near but not exactly and you're asking for further instructions.
and
Missä on pankki? - You thought the bank was somewhere but is not there anymore.
  • Por Jorge Miguel hace 6 mes(es)
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Kamilla publicado hace 6 mes(es)
-i is only when word doesn't end on vowel..  no there aren't...

Sry it took so long for me to answer.. :/


Thank you! I was wondering if -t made plural. Now I know :) 
  • Por biodagar hace 6 mes(es)
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what is the riffrence between lla and ssa,lta and sta
  • Por silver hace 6 mes(es)
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